Description
Synoquin is a nutritional supplement that provides a safe long-term approach to help maintain healthy joint mobility. As your pet ages, their joints can undergo degeneration and Synoquin EFA can be used to supply the required compounds to allow your pet to produce healthy cartilage.
Available in different sized tablets and capsules so it can easily be given to all sizes of dogs.
Synoquin contains very pure, high quality Glucosamine and Chondroitin in a tablet or capsule form. Sprinkle capsules are easy to administer on food as part of daily feeding regime.
Benefits of Synoquin:
- High purity and high quality ingredients
- Contain glucosamine and chondroitin - recognised as key ingredients to support joint mobility
- The combination of glucosamine and Dexahan has been shown to have more benefit than just glucosamine alone
Synoquin EFA Dog contains five key ingredients (each performing a specific role within the joint
- Dexhan (Contains omega 3 fatty acids, to aid healthy joint mobility)
- Glucosamine (Encourages manufacture and maintain cartilage components)
- Chondroitin (Helps to maintain healthy joint tissues and fluid)
- Ascorbic Acid (A helpful anti-oxidant)
- Zinc (Important dietary trace element in cartilage formation)
Dosage:
- Loading dose
- 25-40kg = THREE capsules/tablets (e.g. 2 in morning, 1 in the evening) daily for the first 6 weeks of use
- over 40kg = FOUR capsules/tablets (e.g. 2 in morning, 2 in the evening) daily for the first 6 weeks of use
- Maintenance dose - Try reducing by ONE capsule/tablet daily every 2-4 weeks until the following doses are reached. If the problem worsens, the dose may be increased back to where it was helping.
- 25-40kg = ONE capsule/tablet daily
- over 40kg = TWO capsules/tablets daily (e.g. 1 in morning, 1 in the evening)
Please note:
A loading dose is recommended for the first 6 weeks, after which the daily dose can typically be reduced (see above).
Less severe joint problems may only require one capsule daily
Whilst Synoquin for Large Dogs can usually be used as part of your pets joint care programme, consult with your veterinarian if you are unsure. They can also advise on other factors affecting the joints e.g. weight management, exercise and other medications as needed.
