Goldis Chondro Forte+ 180 g

Veterinary food supplement Goldis Chondro Forte+ is administered in the occurrence of movement diseases, high physical stress, in convalescence or prevention. Provides comprehensive nutrition to the joint capsule and cartilage. Special emphasis is placed on the restoration of damaged cartilage, reduction of inflammatory reactions and increased lubrication of the joint cavity. It contains a high concentration of 8 active ingredients. To ensure lubrication of the joint, the product also contains a high dose of hyaluronic acid in a suitable form for oral administration. After absorption into the blood, it is transported by capillaries through the synovial membrane into the joint fluid.

Key ingredients for joint and connective tissue support in dogs

Hyaluronic acid attracts a large amount of water (it can hold approximately 1,000 times its weight in water), thus lubricating and lubricating the joint. Vitamin C helps the efficient use of hyaluronic acid and is involved in the metabolism of amino acids used for collagen formation, supporting bone and cartilage development. Green tea extract and long turmeric extract are a source of antioxidants and polyphenols with anti-inflammatory action. The product also contains high concentrations of hydrolysed collagen to ensure the strength and elasticity of connective tissues. Chondroitin sulphate is used to slow down destructive changes in cartilage and improve mobility, glucosamine hydrochloride provides restoration of damaged cartilage, methylsulfonylmethane (MSM) to reduce inflammatory processes and pain.

Dogs at risk and the first signs of joint disease

Risk groups of dogs prone to joint disease are fast growing puppies of large breeds, breeds of dogs with a predisposition to musculoskeletal disorders, working or sporting dogs and elderly dogs. Initial signs of joint disease are associated with a reduced ability of the joint fluid to lubricate the friction surfaces. Joint fluid (synovial fluid) is in the joint cavity and reduces friction of the joint surfaces, provides cartilage metabolism and absorbs shock during movement. Other signs of joint disease are associated with inflammation, mechanical wear of joint cartilage, bone growths and pain.