Active Again Hip and Joint Support Supplement for Dogs – Advanced Joint Supplement, Natural Formula, Arthritis Relief & Long-Term Joint Health & Mobility Supplement, 40 Capsules
$25.00
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Hip and Joint Supplement for Dogs: Active Again Capsules feature a unique blend of natural food oils, designed as an advanced hip and joint supplement for dogs. This formula supports joint health, flexibility, and pain relief for large breed dogs, as well as small and medium breeds.
Optimal Joint and Hip Support for Large Breed Dogs: Ideal for large breed dogs needing targeted hip and joint care, Active Again offers superior lubrication and joint support that aids in reducing pain and enhancing range of motion for daily activities like climbing stairs and running.
Comprehensive Dog Hip and Joint Supplement: This supplement provides essential hip and joint care, reducing discomfort from arthritis and other joint issues. It is ideal for pets struggling with hip dysplasia, arthritis pain, and stiffness, offering noticeable improvement in comfort and mobility.
Clinically Proven, Safe & Non-Toxic Joint Health Solution: Validated by university research, this hip and joint supplement for dogs is safe, non-toxic, and highly effective for long-term use. It’s formulated to support joint health and hip care, enhancing both comfort and quality of life.
Easy-to-Administer Capsules for Daily Hip & Joint Care: Each bottle contains 40 capsules that are simple to administer. This hip joint supplement for dogs offers daily support for joint health and pain relief, providing a convenient solution to maintain your pet’s overall joint and hip health.
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Customers find the product effective in improving their pets’ gum health and keeping teeth from getting bad. They appreciate its taste and how it helps their pets eat easier. The product restores normal color and redness within 24 to 48 hours, making eating much easier for customers.
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Zoe Alexandria –
It Works!! Healthier fur-baby teeth!!
This stuff is absolutely amazing!! I am impressed. I brushed my 10 yr old dogs teeth twice daily, but tarter and plaque would still build up, and she would get red, inflamed gums as an unfortunate result. After consulting with an expert (ie. Google), I was presented this product, and bought it after reading the positive reviews.After the first month, my dogs gums were no longer red or inflamed, her teeth were brighter and healthier. Impressive. I loved the results so much, I bought a second box of them, and soon I’ll buy a third and fourth. These have significantly improved my dogs oral health. The teeth cleaning process I use is as follows, I brush her teeth morning and night with a small toothbrush and saliva-based enzymatic paste, I use a water pick (on soft-setting) after the evening brushing, then add this EFAC Formula to her gums just before bed. This combination has worked wonders!! This is a must have for all pet dental kits!
H –
Does not get rid of stomatitis, but significant improvement!
My cat has a pretty mild, but stubborn case of stomatitis. I applied these softgels to her gums and she showed dramatic improvement right away and it was clear she was starting to feel some relief. However, these gel caps are no miracle cure for this horrible disease – after a few weeks of use, she stopped improving. The softgels haven’t completely resolved the problem, but they’ve at least kept her stomatitis under reasonable control, provided her a good amount of relief, and have prevented it from getting worse while we wait for her surgery. This is much more than I can say for any other treatment and supplement we’ve tried for her. She’s also had NO side effects whatsoever.I would highly recommend trying these gelcaps if you have a cat with stomatitis. Don’t count on them as an effective cure, but they do help.In conjunction with the softgels, I also applied lactoferrin directly to her gums. I sprinkle it onto her toothpaste. I’ve found this helps a little. You can find it here:http://www.amazon.com/Jarrow-Formulas-Lactoferrin-250mg-Capsules/dp/B0013OQGBY/
Lin Z. –
Did nothing to help my cat’s dental or gum issues… and he hated it to boot. Don’t waste your money.
EFAC Softgels did nothing to help my cat with his dental and gum issues, in fact they continued to worsen. He also hated it when I put it onto his nose or paw. He is a very tolerate cat with meds and accepts his 3 times per day eye lubricating ointment, purring the whole time. Next I am going to try having my vet use a laser to help his gums.
mb rogers –
It was a think liquid a few minutes later so it was very easy to get out
I bought this because my cat’s gums were red and inflamed and this has honestly been the only thing that specifically addresses gums and not teeth in felines. People had frustrations with the consistency of the product (you have to open the pill and squeeze it out) but I just stick it in my pocket for a few minutes, maybe 15 or 20 minutes, and it’s warm and gooey. The other night I had forgotten to do this and I needed to get to bed so I put it just under a lamp with a traditional light bulb.It was a think liquid a few minutes later so it was very easy to get out. Honestly, just warm it up a bit and the thickness won’t be an issue.I squirt this directly on my cat’s gums, or at least the part of his gums he will allow me to reach. We had been doing this routine about every other day like the box recommends, but I honestly forgot several times. I had noticed a difference but then forgot more times and it went back to red and irritated. Turns out he has more of a autoimmune issue so his gums can’t get healthy without extensive extraction. I will say, however, that I have ramped up the frequency of doses to nightly and I’m starting to see an improvement again. He will still likely need all of his teeth removed but I’m hoping this will lessen the difficultiy once he’s under for the surgery and that it will hasten his recovery. He hates it but it’s tasteless (some squirted in my mouth once) and slightly numbing so even if it only assist him a tiny bit in the long run it’s worth the minor drop in discomfort when he gets it on his poor little inflamed gums.
ClothesMinded –
Amazon Saves The Day Again!!!!
I have a 7 yr old Toy Poodle suffering from “CUPS” aka Stomatis and although I thought I had it under control, it flared up a week ago (Wednesday before Thanksgiving) so I immediately ordered this product and coincidentally *”thankfully* it arrived first thing Friday a.m. I applied it (2x a day for a wk) and my dog seemed to feel better within a few hrs the very first day. I am also using a very effective product with it. called “HEALTHY GUM” by Eveyday Vet, (it contains all sorts of very beneficial, natural herbs) but that has only been for a few days and my dog responded within 1 day of treatment with EFAC–to the point of chewing hard biscuits, chews, etc.. So, at this point I was not only able to avoid another unexpected tremendous vet bill (right before Christmas), but more importantly my precious little dog had immediate relief.And yet another great product I’ve found here on Amazon for this horrific disease is called Plaque Off. I had been using it religiously, but slacked off, which explains the flare-up. So now I’ve gone back to daily usage. Hopefully that, along with daily brushing is going to be all that is needed this time.Another concern I have about avoiding the vet, beyond the cost, is that twice I have noticed weird things after she has had tooth extractions and cleanings. For one, she grew another toe with a little toenail on her front leg where the IV was, the first time. Then, after the second cleaning, a wart developed on her muzzle. While undergoing the 3rd cleaning, I had the vet remove it, but it started growing back (a yr later) until I used Thuja and Vitamin E, topically. Obviously, my dog’s immune system cannot handle the poisonous chemicals that are used in these procedures, and I personally think should be avoided if at all possible.