Collagen is the most abundant protein in the body and provides the structural matrix for joints, bones, ligaments and connective tissue and therefore an essential component of joint care, health and mobility.

Vetroflex™ is scientifically formulated to create the right blend of amino acids to mimic cartilage structural components and stimulate collagen production by chondrocytes embedded in the extracellular matrix.

Vetroflex™ works by regenerating and protecting cartilage and synovial fluid against deterioration whilst stimulating the cartilage cells to produce more collagen and proteoglycans. Vetroflex™ has the same amino acid composition as collagen and supplies the amino acids such as glycine and proline, of particular importance for the synthesis of collagen. Also maintains healthy hooves and coat condition.

Directions for best use:

In the field, professionals and Veterinarians have found that horses feel an effect of Vetroflex™ in 2 - 4 weeks, while others may feel an effect in 6 - 8 weeks longer. For fast results or for those in need use a loading serve of Vetroflex™ (double daily serve) for up to 10 days. Where practical daily serve best spilt into AM and PM servings.

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Feeding instructions:

Small <14 hands (142cm) less than 400 kilos:
3 Scoops - 15g per day (Maintenance)
4 Scoops - 20g per day (Therapy)

Medium 14-16 hands (142 - 163cm):
4 Scoops - 20g per day (Maintenance)
5 Scoops - 25g per day (Therapy)

Large >16 hands (163cm+) 600 kilos or more:
5 Scoops - 25g per day (Maintenance)
6 Scoops - 30g per day (Therapy)

All of our prices are kept as competitive as possible and are often priced below the recommended retail price. Our stock is fresh and most products have at least 1 year shelf life. We can source most supplements so please contact us with your requests.

Any supplements listed on this website are not designed to cure or treat specific conditions, but their ingredients may have beneficial properties.

IF YOU ARE IN ANY DOUBT ABOUT YOUR HORSE OR PONY'S HEALTH OR CONDITION PLEASE CONSULT YOUR VET.