Technyflex Canine is a natural arthritis product for dogs that may alleviate sore and inflamed joints, lameness and poor movement, joint injuries and arthritic symptoms. It is a natural alternative to Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs). Treating your animal with Technyflex may assist in many ways. Administering prior to onset of these conditions is recommended for increased mobility and as prevention for aging joints. Technyflex canine consist of many properties such as GAG’s (Chondroitin Sulphates and Glucosamine), Omegas, Minerals and Vitamins.

This all natural product will provide nutrients to the whole body giving a true sense of wellbeing. Signs of this product taking effect will be noticed in the skin and coat condition of your pet.

Technyflex Canine is:

• Natural

• No additives

• Readily absorbed

• Bioactive benefits are quickly recognised

• Can be taken long term with no know side effects

• Rich source of anti-inflammatory Omega-3 essential fatty acids

• Soothes stiff joints.

Active ingredient: Greenlipped Mussel (Perna canaliculus) 1000mg per gram

No excipients.

Suggested Dose for Powder:

Small Dog (under 10kg):

     Daily Dose: 1 scoop per day

     Loading dose for the first 10 days: 2 scoops per day

Medium Dog (11-39kg):

     Daily Dose: 2 scoops per day

     Loading dose for the first 10 days: 4 scoops per day

Large Dog (over 40kg):

     Daily Dose: 3 scoops per day

     Loading dose for the first 10 days: 6 scoops per day

Correct dosing and double dosing for the first 10 days is essential to getting a great result. Technyflex is a nutrient and as such needs to be built up in the system so it must be given daily.

After a two or three month period, try reducing the daily dosage a little and further still as time progresses. Should pain return increase the dosage again.

Pet Use Only.

Can be taken in conjunction with other medications, but discuss with your vet if your dog has an allergy to shellfish.

Not advisable in pregnant or lactating dogs.

Use only as directed.

If symptoms persist please seek the advise of a qualified practitioner.