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Flexadin Advanced UC-II Collagen Joint Supplement for Cats

Flexadin Advanced UC-II Collagen Joint Supplement for Cats

Regular price £34.99 GBP
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Please note: We cannot ship to Northern Ireland.

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Flexadin Advanced for Cats is a complementary feed formulated to support joint health and mobility in cats, particularly those with age-related stiffness, reduced flexibility, or early degenerative joint change.

Flexadin Advanced contains UC-II (undenatured type II collagen), a specialised form of collagen derived from chicken cartilage. Unlike standard dietary collagen or collagen treats, UC-II® remains structurally intact and is used in veterinary joint supplements to support joint comfort through immune-mediated pathways involved in cartilage inflammation.

Undenatured type II collagen helps support normal joint function by moderating inflammatory responses associated with cartilage wear, making Flexadin Advanced suitable for cats requiring long-term joint support without reliance on analgesic medication.

The chew format is designed to be highly palatable and easy to administer, supporting daily use as part of a long-term feline mobility plan.

Flexadin Advanced is commonly recommended by veterinary professionals for:

Senior cats

Cats showing reduced jumping or mobility

Cats with early or established joint stiffness

Cats requiring ongoing joint support

This product is a nutritional supplement, not a veterinary medicine, and may be used alongside weight management, environmental modification, and other treatments as advised by your veterinary surgeon.

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