Frama Glucosamine 200 g
supports musculoskeletal systemprotects and strengthens tendons, joints and ligamentssupport synovial fluid for lubrication of joints100% pure
Out of stock
Best before:
No date available
€23.99
Frama Glucosamine is designed to support your pet's musculoskeletal system. It protects and strengthens tendons, joints and ligaments for both dog, cat and horse. Glucosamine also provides support to the synovial fluid. This fluid is crucial in lubricating joints to frost smooth movement and prevent wear and tear.
Pets that are active or play a large amount of sports benefit extra from this product. Frama's Glucosamine will ensure faster recovery after intense training or competition.
Less active pets will benefit equally from taking glucosamine. Glucosamine will help prevent symptoms and support a healthy movement pattern, especially in older pets or animals with a tendency for joint problems.
Frama's glucosamine is 100% pure and a high-quality natural product.
Pets that are active or play a large amount of sports benefit extra from this product. Frama's Glucosamine will ensure faster recovery after intense training or competition.
Less active pets will benefit equally from taking glucosamine. Glucosamine will help prevent symptoms and support a healthy movement pattern, especially in older pets or animals with a tendency for joint problems.
Frama's glucosamine is 100% pure and a high-quality natural product.
| Brand | Frama |
|---|---|
| Pet | Dog |
| Category | Care |
| Ingredients | Glucosamine sulphate 2KCL (Human Grade Quality) |
| Analytical data | Crude protein 0 g, Crude fibre 0 g, Crude fat 0 g, Crude ash 0 g |
| How to use | Cats and dogs up to 15 kg: 1/4 scoop per day Dogs between 15 and 30 kg: 1/2 scoop per day Dogs over 30 kg: 3/4 measuring spoon per day For horses and ponies: 1 level measuring spoon per 100 kg body fat per day |
| Best before: | No date available |
| Package contents | 200 g |
| Type | Supplements |
| Joints | Yes |
| Good for dogs | Yes |
| Good for cats | Yes |
Hier word je viervoeter vast wild van:
