Live Better, Naturally
Does your cat rule the roost and expect nothing but the best to touch their whiskers? Ours too, that’s why having a 100% natural anti-inflammatory is so important to us. Antinol® Rapid is a natural, anti-inflammatory and antioxidant support for your cat’s joint health, skin and general wellbeing.
Antinol® Rapid is made from a patented blend of fully traceable and sustainably sourced marine lipid oil which act as a natural anti-inflammatory for better joint health and mobility. Antinol® Rapid is formulated from natural, stabilised and pure ingredients, we don’t add any fillers or preservatives.
Made for living better
Antinol Rapid® is a potent blend of two marine lipid concentrates chosen for their unique nutrient synergy. Together, the powerful and effective blend is called EAB-277™ or Enhanced Animal blend. Formulated to promote optimal benefits, our enhanced blend EAB-277™contains the full spectrum of all known Omega 3’s in highly bioavailable form as well as other vital Polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs) and antioxidants.
- Enhanced joint health and comfort – support for healthy cartilage
- Beneficial skin and coat support
- Ideal for when there is an inability to use traditional NSAIDS
- Safe for long term daily use and no known contraindications*
*The safety of this product has not been tested in pregnant or lactating animals. May contain a minute amount of tropomyosin protein.
Degenerative joint issues affect 1 in 2 cats
THE BEST WAY TO KEEP YOUR CAT HAPPY & ACTIVE? OBSERVE.
Your cat depends on you to help them maintain good joint health. Maintaining good joint health, a healthy weight, and a balanced diet are mainstays to help keep your cat mobile, active, and playful, so you can enjoy more quality years together.
SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF CHRONIC INFLAMMATION
Look for any changes in your cat’s disposition, activity level, or playfulness. Owners are so important for cats as veterinarians do not see them in their regular environments and they are masters at hiding their emotions. Chronic pain in cats looks difference than it does in humans and dogs and instead they will continue to try and do what they’ve always done albeit a bit slower.
Look for the signs:
- A reduced level of mobility and activity
- Hesitating to jump up or down
- Avoiding interaction with people / other animals
- Change in grooming habits
- Coat has a matted / scruffy appearance
- Difficulty / hesitating up or down stairs
- Spending more time alone
- Increased time sleeping
- Difficulty using the litter box
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