Canina Canhydrox GAG N60 supplements for dogs to support healthy bones and joints, 100 g

For healthy bones, joints, tendons, ligaments and connective tissue. Description Feed supplement for dogs. CANHYDROX GAG supplement for dogs of large weight and large breeds perfectly supplies the connective tissue, joints, bones, tendons, ligaments, cartilage, and teeth with the necessary substances; for young dogs, show dogs and old dogs. Hydroxyapatite is an organic substance that makes up 50% of bone tissue and 90% of hard dental tissue. It strengthens bones and joints, helps to form hard tooth enamel, straight limbs. If the supplement is fed regularly, it prevents osteoporosis and keeps the bones healthy. Mollusk shell extract: supplies the connective tissue and joint cartilage with glucosaminoglycans (better joint functioning). Omega fatty acids are anti-inflammatory and reduce pain. Silicic acid strengthens connective tissue, tendons, ligaments and nails. Vitamin C strengthens connective tissue and gums. Vitamin E and selenium are antioxidants that protect cells from free radicals. Composition hydroxyapatite, yeast, mollusk shell extract, magnesium oxide, silicon dioxide. Ingredients: ash 35.2%, natural protein 20.0%, natural fat 4.4%, fiber 1.1%, calcium 8.6%, phosphorus 3.7%, methionine 1.1%. Amount of vitamins and trace elements per kg: Vitamin C 100,000 mg, Vitamin E (as alpha-tocopherolacetate) 10,000 mg, Selenium 12 mg. Feeding recommendations Young dogs from four months of age: prophylactically 2 tablets per 10 kg up to 15 months of age. If the limbs were deformed: 4 tablets per 10 kg of body weight for at least 4 months, then 2 tablets per 10 kg. Older dogs: 4 tablets per 10 kg of weight. Dogs participating in exhibitions: 2 tablets per 10 kg of body weight - 2 weeks before and after the exhibition. After bone fractures: 4 tablets per 10 kg of body weight – until healing. Due to the high content of selenium in the composition, this feed supplement should make up no more than 33% of the daily ration. Manufacturer: Canina.