Slower on the stairs than they used to be?
Or a growing puppy whose bones are being asked to do a lot, fast. Either way — calcium alone isn’t enough. It’s the balance that matters.
| Ingredient | What it does |
|---|---|
| Calcium + Phosphorus | Bone strength and mineralisation, in a balanced ratio |
| Vitamin D3 | Enables calcium absorption |
| Vitamin B12 + B-complex | Nerve function, metabolism and energy |
| Manganese + amino acids | Cartilage support, joint lubrication and muscle development |
Growing puppies and kittens, large-breed dogs whose joints carry more load, senior pets with stiffness, lactating mothers, and any pet on a home-cooked diet that may be short on calcium.
Often not — good commercial food is balanced. This matters most for home-cooked diets, growing large breeds, seniors, and lactating mothers. Ask your vet if you’re unsure.
Yes — especially in large-breed puppies. Stick to the dosage on the pack. More is not better.
Give it 4–8 weeks of daily use. Bone and joint support is slow, cumulative work.
Yes — same syrup, weight-based dose.