Superflex V Advanced Dog Formula

Is your dog suffering from Joint Pain?

Superflex-V is a proven natural remedy for osteo-arthritis and joint pain in dogs of all breeds and ages.

Scientific evidence proves that deer velvet antler and greenshell mussel supplement is both safer and more effective treatment for osteo-arthritis and joint pain in dogs than the use of non steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAID’s)

But first let’s look at the problem, the scientific evidence and the simple natural solution.

Is Your Dog Beginning to Show These Signs?

• Reluctance to walk, climb steps or stairs, jump or play

• Limping

• Lagging behind on walks

• Difficulty getting up after resting

• Yelping with pain when touched

• Personality changes e.g. aggression, or becoming withdrawn

Over 15 million dogs in USA alone are currently suffering from osteo-arthritis; their joints are stiff and painful every time they want to move.

Veterinarians report that osteo-arthritis affects over 80% of older dogs and dogs of larger breeds and while it is more common in susceptible breeds where the incidence of arthritis, hip dysplasia and congenital joint disease is most common it can affect dogs of all shapes and sizes, breeds and ages.

It is well known that non steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAID’s) can cause serious side effects and death in dogs following the class action lawsuit against the Pfizer Company’s Rimadyl product.

The US FDA has forced the manufacturers of Rimadyl to carry a label warning that it could cause death in dogs. There are many other brands of NSAID’s which also carry warnings about the risk of serious side effects.

Deer Velvet Antler is Approved by the US FDA

In 1999 the use of deer velvet antler was scientifically supported in compliance with FDA regulations for its ability "to support healthy joint structure and function".

According to veterinarian Dr. Cathy Alinovi “Every time a veterinarian prescribes any NSAID, that dog is at risk of intestinal, kidney and even liver damaging side effects.

The realisation that NSAID’s could no longer be trusted to provide risk free anti-inflammatory action and pain relief had created a market for a safe product for relieving pain and enhancing joint health in dogs, cats and for human use.

Deer Velvet Antler

The use of Deer Velvet Antler is not new, in fact it has been one of the most revered natural products in Oriental medicine alongside Ginseng for over 2000 years.

It is just not as well known in the West, but that is changing quite rapidly now as scientific studies have proven its effectiveness and enlightened veterinarians have reported positive results and a total absence of negative side effects.

The primary active ingredient in the product Superflex-V is elk antler velvet which has been the subject of extensive study and has been approved by the FDA.

Other ingredients are New Zealand Greenshell Mussel, Chondriotin and Ginseng.

In 1999 the use of velvet antler was scientifically supported in compliance with FDA regulations for its ability "to support healthy joint structure and function".

University and Animal Hospital Studies

Study 1

The University of Montreal (Quebec, Canada), February 2004:

Maxim Moreau, Jacques Dupuis, Norbert H. Bonneau, Manon Lecuyer: The findings were published in the Canadian Veterinary Journal. The Canadian Veterinary Journal, published by the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association, is the 'voice of veterinary medicine in Canada'.

Abstract

A powder of elk velvet antler was evaluated on client-owned dogs with osteo-arthrosis in a clinical, double-blind, and placebo-controlled study. Thirteen dogs received a placebo for 30 days and then velvet antler for 60 days. Twenty-five other dogs received velvet antler for 60 days.

Gait analysis measured with a force plate, clinical signs assessed by an orthopedic surgeon, performances in daily life activities and vitality assessed by the owners, and complete blood analyses were obtained at days 0, after 30 days of placebo and/or 60 days of velvet antler.

On placebo, the 13 dogs did not show significant improvement (P >0.05); however, their gait, their performances in daily life activities, and their vitality were significantly improved on elk velvet antler, based on changes in values exceeding those observed when placebo was administered. The 25 dogs on elk velvet antler for 60 days showed similar improvements. No clinical changes were revealed on blood analyses. Administration of velvet antler was effective in alleviating the condition in arthritic dogs.

Study 2

Douglas County Animal Hospital in conjunctio