Ad/ Paid. Antinol from VetzPetz.
Exercise is a huge and very important part of my life. I’ve used it one way or another to help with my anxiety and it’s been brilliant for releasing some of my enormous amounts of energy, something I now know was a sign of my ADHD!! I have always had dogs and walking them is one of the therapeutic ways that I have utilised exercise throughout my life. I’ve had a miniature dachshund climb Snowdon with me, raced dolphins along the beach edge with my last lab Monty, walked the many streets and parks of Cheltenham with Hendrix, and taken them on holidays all over the country and even in Europe. Miles of walks and different views but the one constant has been a furry companion by my side.
The issue is, dogs do double or triple the amount of distance that we do on a walk and can easily develop issues with their joints if they’re not well supported nutritionally. Something we had firsthand experience with with our lovely boy Monty, who had early onset arthritis at just one which caused a lifetime of pain and discomfort. Something we are keen to avoid with Hendrix! So when VetzPetz got in touch to tell me about Antinol, their brand new, 100% natural joint supplement for dogs (and cats!) which is derived from marine lipids and suitable for long term use, I was very excited to work with them and start Hendrix on a free 30 day trial to see if it could help. It seemed like great timing as he had developed a limp in his front leg after landing awkwardly trying to catch a ball but it kept recurring after each walk and meant he needed total rest for 3 days. Most likely a sprain but it reminded me of how easily they can have joint issues and what an impact it makes on their lives. After doing the mobility quiz online and identifying that he would benefit from some extra support, I started him on Antinol. He has been on many very long walks in that time and thankfully there has been no sign of that limp returning. He doesn’t mind the capsules at all and has them happily in his breakfast, even waiting for me to add them before he will start eating!
While it’s hard to say for certain what affect it has had on his joints without scans etc before and after, we haven’t seen a return of the limp and he is looking shiny coated and very fit. We will continue with it even though our trial has finished as I think that it is a very good idea to support dogs with supplements, especially if they are a breed prone to joint problems like Hendrix. Just as we take vitamins to support our bodies, our beloved pets can also do with that extra boost. I want to keep him happy, healthy and walking for miles pain free for as long as possible. To take the free mobility test for your pet to see if they’re eligible for the 30 day free trial of Antinol, click here.
Anything I can do to keep both myself and Hendrix walking miles for as many years as possible is a winner in my book and I am so pleased that companies like Antinol are constantly striving to help that! Do the online mobility checker on their website to see if your pet would also benefit from their 30 day free trial.
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