PCS Pets Joint Support for small dogs




Product Description

PSCPets Joint Support for Dogs contains a blend of ingredients that help to support healthy bones, joints, and surrounding tissues. Containing glucosamine, chondroitin sulfate, manganese, and Vitamins E, PSCPets Joint Support is the perfect supplement for supporting healthy joints and flexibility for your dog.

A bit about the ingredients contained in PSCPets Joint Support for Dogs:

Glucosamine is effortlessly absorbed and has long been thought to help sustain the health and resiliency of joints, help avoid damage caused by arthritis, and avert the degeneration of cartilage. In osteoarthritis, the cushion that surrounds the joints becomes thin and stiff. Glucosamine is used in the body to create this cushion.

Chondroitin is often given along with glucosamine because its use has been thought to increase the efficacy of the glucosamine.

This supplement was created to support the whole dog, and because of this, contains several added ingredients that help with overall health. Manganese is an essential part of a number of enzymes that are indispensable in detoxification of damaging free radicals and Vitamin E is also an important antioxidant because it is involved in immune function.

My little Sofia is almost 6 years old. She is a Yorkie pure bred. I have noticed in the last few months that she has started moving a little slower. So when given the chance to test this product I was happy. We have gotten to test a few products from PCS Pets and have loved them all so far. You really should check them out. Sofia has been doing a little better and she loves to take hers. She thinks thy are a treat. I love products that help my sweet Sofia. She is my baby.


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Five Lil Bass in Tow was sent this product to test and post my honest review.

I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.

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