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Have a dog or cat that is getting older, and you've noticed he or she seems to be getting slower? Does your pooch seem to have trouble sitting down, getting up, or hopping in to cars? It is no surprise that a great many family pets suffer from joint pain, just as people do. Pain is generally the same in humans as in pets, only pets lack the ability to communicate their pain. So pet's do what they can by being less playful, hiding away, becoming more aggressive or simply refusing to be as active as before. This is not your pet's fault. Many times, older pets that have slowed down have degenerated cartilage in their joints, leading to pain that can be eased with Flexicose! Yes, there is hope!

If you or somebody you know and love personally has joint pain, Flexicose's high quality liquid glucosamine formula works equally well in humans. For more information on Flexicose for humans, please continue on to the Flexicose for humans section.

Signs of Arthritis and Related Conditions in Cats and Dogs:

• For smaller dogs, yowling or grumbling when lifted or handled
• Lameness
• Stiffness
• Increased sensitivity to touch or handling
• Difficulty climbing stairs
• Hiding or disappearing from sight
• Whining or making noises for no other reason
• Reluctance or slowness in getting up from a lying or sitting position
• Marked decline in energy during walks, play or runs.

Effectively control your pet's joint pain and stiffness with the latest breakthrough superior quality liquid glucosamine complex, Flexicose.

Why is Flexicose Different?

While many joint formulas are out there, many are in pill form, or contain the lower "active" dosages such as the glucosamine KCl or NaCl. Many only contain glucosamine, which is certainly very helpful but those formulas lack the added ingredients that in combination are very beneficial for your pets. Also, it is usually extremely difficult to give your pet any kind of pills - but simply pour a little Flexicose over your pets food and you are done!. Not only is Flexicose easy to administer but Flexicose is affordable. Considering that one 8 fl oz bottle can last up to 256 days (8 months) in small pets, it can cost as little as 12 cents a day. Lastly, Flexicose is safe. Prescription drugs such as Rimadyl® have been linked with scores of deaths. Like the COX-2 drugs, they are certainly effective for covering up joint pain but they have the unfortunate side effects of being fatal in some dogs. Hardly a price I would want my pet to pay. Fortunately you have a choice.

Flexicose has been formulated specifically as a liquid. Liquids allow rapid and effective absorption. Not only does this mean that pills can take longer for your pet to feel relief, but it also means that you are paying for less actual "active" glucosamine because of the cheap and inert binders and fillers. The quality glucosamine in Flexicose helps with your pet's underlying discomfort and healps to ensure healthy cartilage and joints. Instead of simply masking pain, like NSAIDS, Rimadyl® or other drugs, Flexicose goes to the heart of the problem and targets your pet's joint pain from within. The ingredients in Flexicose get to work supplying vast quantities of proteoglycans, the building blocks of cartilage - the "cushions" between the joints. Flexicose also inhibits the production of chondrocytes, enzymes that break down cartilage. The result of all of this is decreased soreness and improved flexibility for your pet. Some pet owners say that its almost like they changed their pet's "battery" and completely reenergized them. Flexicose does take a little bit of time to work but after a week or two, they have never seen their pet anywhere near as active as they are now that they are on Flexicose. Give Flexicose a try today - with the money back guarantee, you have nothing to lose.

Some of the many testamonials:

MY GREAT DANE, BOOKER, OVER 8 YEARS OLD, COULD BARELY GET UP ANYMORE. CUSTOMER SERVICE AT FLEXICOSE WAS ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL HELPING ME AND ANSWERING MY QUESTIONS.

I HAD PUT BOOKER ON ASCRIPTIN, WHEN THE FLEXICOSE ARRIVED, I STARTED BOOKER ON IT THE SAME DAY, IT HAS BEEN A WEEK AND HE IS LIKE A NEW DOG. WE NO LONGER HAVE TO TRACK HIM IN THE OFFICE TO MAKE SURE HE IS NOT LYING DOWN ON EITHER THE PERGO FLOORING OR CERAMIC TILE. NEITHER OF WHICH HE COULD GET UP FROM. IT WAS AN EXTREME STRUGGLE FOR MY BOOKKEEPER AND I TO TRY TO GET HIM (AND HIS 150 POUNDS) BACK ON HIS FEET. WHAT A RELIEF TO SEE HIM GETTING UP, GETTING AROUND AND FEELING LIKE HIS OLD SELF!

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS PRODUCT, WHY, BY THE WAY, ARE VETERINARIANS NOT RECOMMENDING THIS FOR AGING DOGS???? I'VE HAD HIM TO TWO VETS, BOTH SAID IT WAS OLD AGE AND NOTHING COULD BE DONE. QUITE PERPLEXING!

WILL TRY TO SEND PICTURES. NOW THAT HE FEELS BETTER HE'S BACK TO HATING HAVING HIS PICTURE TAKEN, YOU DO IT AT YOUR OWN RISK!

REGARDS,

JEANIE
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Sorry it took so long to do this, but we have been so busy taking care of our Born Again Puppy. Shandy is a 15 1/2 year old Lhasa Apso. He will be 16 this October. As you may recall, several months ago when Sandy first made contact with you, we were at our wits end. Shandy had such a bad limp he could hardly walk. The Vet put him on Metacam (Anti Inflammatory / Arthritis Medication), but he was not responding to it. The vet said that there was nothing else she could do for him, and that we should consider putting him to sleep. Of course we could not accept that solution. Especially because Shandy was a very healthy little dog up to that point. It was heart breaking for us to see him suffer, especially because he loves going for his 2 walks per day. He is such a little trooper. It got to the point where he did not want to walk any more, his appetite was fading and all he wanted to do was sleep. hank God Sandy persisted and found your product. It literally saved Shandy's life. Within 2 weeks of giving him Flexicose we noticed a moderate improvement in his limp. We actually though we were imagining it. 4 weeks and he was barely limping any more, his appetite came back, and we are Thankfully back to our 2 walks daily.
We can not begin to thank you enough. Shandy Especially thanks you..

Sincerely,

Tony, Sandy & Shandy P.
St. Catharines, Ontario Canada

Why Use High Quality Ingredients For Pets?

Because we believe that pets are family, Flexicose contains superior quality glucosamine HCL and sulfate. Not just that, but Flexicose contains 12 additional synergistic ingredients designed for decreased pain, improved flexibility and cartilage protection. Plus, because Flexicose is a liquid administration is effortless. Try getting that from any other pet joint formula out there!

Each dose of Flexicose contains the following synergistic ingredients:

Glucosamine

Glucosamine is technically a form of an amino sugar that plays a major role in cartilage formation and repair. Glucosamine stimulates the production of water-binding glycosaminoglycans and proteoglycans, two essential building blocks of cartilage and also inhibits the production of chondrocytes, enzymes that break down cartilage. Glucosamine also appears to suppress the destructive enzymes collagenase and phospholipase. In effect, supplementing with glucosamine is akin to giving your body the raw materials it needs to promote healthy cartilage - but naturally. Glucosamine helps to form tendons, ligaments, cartilage and nails. Glucosamine has so few side effects primarily because it is already a natural component of the body. The only problem with glucosamine is that its natural production in the body seems to fade with time, injury and aging. Supplementing with glucosamine can help replace the deficit and restore the proper glucosamine balance. Flexicose contains superior quality liquid glucosamine sulfate and HCL as well as 12 other synergistic ingredients and it is backed by a full 90 day money back guarantee.

Chondroitin

Chondroitin Sulfate is a component of cartilage. Compared to glucosamine, it is a gigantic molecule, mainly composed of repeated chains of glucosamine sulfate. Because of this, it functions in a way that is similar to glucosamine. Many of the clinical studies with chondroitin utilized injected forms of chondroitin, something we imagine you would prefer to avoid giving to your pet on a daily basis. Fortunately, because Flexicose is a liquid, our chondroitin sulfate boasts a higher bioavailability than mere solid tablets or capsules, so you do not need as much on a daily basis. Remember that 10 – 20% absorption with pills? The chondroitin, just like the 13 other specially formulated ingredients in every dose of Flexicose helps the Glucosamine do its job better.

MSM

MSM, also known as methylsulfonylmethane, is a major supplier of sulfur, the fourth most abundant mineral in the body. It is related to another sulfur compound, DMSO. In animal studies, joints affected by osteoarthritis have lower sulfur content. Mice with arthritis, when given MSM, experience less joint deterioration. The results of a preliminary double-blind trial stated that patients with osteoarthritis found that MSM reduced pain after six weeks.

Manganese Ascorbate

Manganese is a mineral essential to the formation of connective tissue (such as cartilage). Therefore manganese is extremely helpful in combating Arthritis but there is also evidence that it promotes keeping bones strong and contributing towards the prevention of Osteoporosis.

Aloe Vera
Animal studies show that drinking soothing aloe vera can reduce swelling and soreness in arthritic joints. It has been used since early recorded history for its first-aid like properties. Aloe Vera is one of the only known natural vegetarian sources of Vitamin B12, and it contains many minerals vital to the healthy function and growth process of all the body's systems.

Omega 3 Fatty Acids

Omega 3 Fatty Acids can not be talked about enough when it comes to helping out your entire body as well as dealing with arthritis pain. They reduce soreness, increase blood flow as well as promote the reduction of Coronary Heart Disease. Omega 3 (EPA and DHA) should be taken everyday even if one does not have arthritis. One should take special note to avoid Omega 6, as there is anecdotal evidence that extra amounts can aggravate arthritis and it is well known that the average diet is saturated with Omega 6 already. Omega 3 however is generally in short supply.

Boswellia Serrata (Boswellin)

Boswellia is probably best for Rheumatoid Arthritis, but due to its anti-inflammatory properties, it is also effective for Osteoarthritis. Boswellia inhibits pro-inflammatory mediators in the body, such as leukotrienes. Research indicates that long-term use of Boswellia, as opposed to NSAIDs, does not appear to cause irritation or ulceration of the stomach.

Niacinamide

This particular form of vitamin B3 may enhance glucocorticoid secretion, a naturally produced anti-inflammatory adrenal hormone. In clinical trials, it has clearly been more effective than placebo and it has very promising effects for arthritis. William Kaufman, M.D. published detailed observations on many of his patients with osteoarthritis who took niacinamide. He documented improvements in joint function, range of motion, increased muscle strength and endurance.

Vitamin C

Vitamin C is a water-soluble vitamin needed for the repair and growth of tissues in all parts of the body. Vitamin C is essential for the repair and maintenance of cartilage and bones as well as healing of wounds. It is essential to form collagen, an important protein used to make tendons, cartilage, ligaments, skin, blood vessels, and scar tissue. It also acts as an antioxidant to offset the damage of free radicals.

Vitamin A

Vitamin A plays an important role in bone formation and may also help to reduce the symptoms of Osteoarthritis. It is also a potent antioxidant and is needed to promote healthy bone development. Low Vitamin A may lead to reduced bone mass and consequently osteoporosis.

Vitamin E

Another antioxidant, Vitamin E may be helpful in both the prevention of and the treatment of Osteoarthritis (pain relief and increased joint mobility). Vitamin E was tested against a NSAID (diclofenac) and was found to be equally as effective. Vitamin E also has many antioxidant properties.

Bromelaine

Bromelaine may be as effective as the NSAIDS, for pain reduction. It may also help with Rheumatoid Arthritis. Use over time may also help with connective tissue disorders. It also appears to have anti-inflammatory properties.

Yucca

According to the study “Yucca plant saponin in the management of arthritis” (J Appl Nutr 1975;27:45–50) there is evidence that Yucca can aid in Osteo and Rheumatoid arthritis. Yucca may work by blocking the release of intestinal toxins that inhibit normal formation of cartilage.

Common Types of Arthritis in Pets:

For more information and descriptions of the types of arthritis in pets, click here. Flexicose works well for many of the degenerative forms of arthritis in pets. These types include osteoarthritis, hip dysplasia, and joint degenerations to name a few.

How much should I give my pet?

When Flexicose is used for humans, the dose is 1/4 oz daily. In pets, the dosage depends on the weight of the animal. Reference the below chart for recommended dosages. Give 1 serving per day to the animal. Serving size will vary as the weight of the animal increases.

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