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Equine America Canine Inflamex

Equine America Canine Inflamex

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Description

Inflamex® supports joint comfort and mobility in dogs as part of a balanced diet. The formula contains a powerful, all-natural blend of Boswellia serrata, Althaea officinalis, and curcumin, which together support the body's natural anti-inflammatory processes and contribute to smooth movement.

Inflamex® also contains strong antioxidants that help scavenge free radicals released during exercise. The product is enriched with AquaLOX®, the world's most powerful Boswellia serrata extract, standardised to 78% AKBA, one of Boswellia's most effective active components.

The palatable liquid formula makes it easy to administer, either mixed with food or directly. Suitable for adult dogs of all ages and breeds, from active sport dogs to older dogs who could use extra support.

Benefits

  • Supports joint comfort & mobility
  • Natural blend of Boswellia, Althaea & curcumin
  • With AquaLOX® 78% AKBA
  • Powerful antioxidants
  • Palatable liquid formula
  • For all adult dogs

Why Inflamex?

The joints and soft tissues of active dogs are under daily stress. In the long term, this can lead to wear and tear, stiffness, and reduced comfort. Inflamex® supports the natural processes that contribute to:

  • Smooth movement
  • Reduced stiffness
  • Maintenance of strength and mobility

Dosage

Can be mixed with food or given orally.

For adult dogs:

  • Small dogs (<10 kg) 2.5 ml per day.
  • Medium dogs (10-25 kg) 5 ml per day.
  • Large dogs (>25 kg) 7.5 ml per day.
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The above information describes general signs and support. In case of medical complaints, acute symptoms or doubt, I always recommend contacting your veterinarian. I do not make diagnoses and my advice does not replace a professional examination.