Pet Joint Supplement for Cats and Dogs, 90ml Natural Herbal and Homeopathic Pump Formula for Daily Use

This pet joint supplement gives cat and dog parents a simple pump format for adding herbal and homeopathic joint care to an everyday routine. Its sweet-tasting vegetable glycerine and purified water base can be given orally or added to the water bowl, so you can choose the approach your pet accepts most comfortably.

For the standard routine, give three pumps orally as needed or five pumps in the water bowl daily. Cats and small dogs under 8kg require a smaller amount: one pump orally per dose or one to two pumps in their water bowl.

Key Features

• Flexible administration lets you offer the formula directly or through the water bowl, making the routine easier to adapt to your pet's preferences.
• For a pet that dislikes direct dosing, place the liquid on your finger and dab it onto the lips or gums; contact with the tongue or gums is sufficient.
• The alcohol-free formula combines herbal extracts of Devils Claw, ginger and liquorice with Calc-phos, Rhus-tox and Ruta grav homeopathic ingredients.
• The formulation has been tested for long-term daily use, supporting a consistent care routine for pet parents who choose ongoing use.
• A hygienic serum pump controls each dose, while the over-cap keeps the dispenser covered between uses.
• The non-toxic formula is stated as suitable alongside prescription medications and for pregnant or lactating pets, making its compatibility clear for households managing established care routines.

Specifications

• Brand: BioPet
• Volume: 90ml
• Bottle: Food-grade aluminium bottle
• Dispenser: Serum pump lid with over-cap
• Approximate yield: 230 doses per bottle
• Preparation: Herbal and homeopathic
• Herbal extracts: Devils Claw, ginger and liquorice
• Homeopathic ingredients: Calc-phos, Rhus-tox and Ruta grav
• Base: Vegetable glycerine and purified water
• Alcohol content: Alcohol free
• Country of manufacture: New Zealand
• Shelf life: 2 years

Follow the appropriate dosing guidance for your pet's size. If you are worried that your animal may be in pain or suffering, contact your veterinarian.