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Diana,
Thanks for the quick response. I want to tell you. In June, my 9 year old Whippet, was having problems with walking. Her back legs were falling out from underneath her and she could no longer control her bowel movements.
I took her to the vet and she was diagnosed with Arthritis in her spine.
I started her on Syn-flex, and kid you not, within four days she was walking fine and had control of her BMs. It amazed me. She takes it daily and is doing good.
Thank you,
Joni



Hello,
Just wanted to thank you for all the great information and for providing such a wonderful product. My 14 year old dog, Bob, was very uncomfortable & I was considering euthanasia. Out of desperation, I did some research and found your website. After a few days of Synflex, he began to get better. After a few weeks, he was full of energy. Now, a few months later, he's still doing fine.

Thanks to you, Bob is once again enjoying his golden years and the Grim Reaper was thwarted! I just ordered another bottle and highly recommend that anyone with arthritis try it. It really worked mircles for Bob!

Barb Gaffney
Monee, IL

 
 
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Arthritis in dogs and cats

Arthritis can cause dogs and cats to become stiff or lame, they struggle to get to their feet in the morning or cry out in pain if they move the wrong way. Arthritis or joint inflammation occurs in dogs most commonly when there are degenerative changes in malformed joints, such as with hip Dysplasia. Arthritis can also result from trauma, infection or immune-mediated disease such as rheumatoid arthritis. Very little arthritis is seen in cats. Although some purebred cats are known to have joint problems. When cats do have chronic pain the most common cause is osteoarthritis. Trying to find pain relief for pets with arthritis can be difficult and most veterinarians prescribe aspirin but it has the potential for gastrointestinal problems, such as hemorrhaging or even ulcers. Cats have it even worse because of their unique physiology, which doesn't always respond well to medicines that benefit dogs and humans. There are no medicines licensed for use in cats to treat chronic pain. Most NSAIDs such as aspirin, Tylenol, Aleve and ibuprofen are toxic to cats, because the feline liver is unable to break down and process the chemicals. Consequently, cats can't rid themselves of the toxic byproducts of those chemicals. A single dose of aspirin or another NSAIDS can be fatal to a cat.
"CATS & ASPIRIN: Cats and Dogs in general cannot tolerate salicylic acid products and that includes white willow bark and wintergreen, which probably has some white willow bark in it." Syn-flex 1500 has white willow bark and should not be given to cats. If you are buying for your pet, please buy original Syn-flex,or New Beef Flavor Syn-flex for Pets.
Approximately 25-30% of family pets suffer from osteoarthritis and many family pets suffer from joint pain. The stiffness, pain and swelling in a pet with arthritis is really no different than what you as a human being would experience, except our pets lack the ability to communicate their pain. So pet's do what they can by being less playful, hiding away, becoming more aggressive or simply refusing to be as active as before. This is not your pet's fault. Many times, older pets that have slowed down have degenerated cartilage in their joints, leading to pain that can be eased with Syn-flex.
 
Please note: Pets should not be given White Willow Bark that is in the Syn-flex 1500. Please use Original Synflex or New Beef Flavor Syn-flex for Pets, if you are purchasing for your Pet.

Signs of Arthritis Conditions in Cats and Dogs:

  • For smaller dogs, yowling or grumbling when lifted or handled
  • Limping
  • Lameness
  • Stiffness
  • Increased sensitivity to touch or handling
  • Difficulty climbing stairs
  • Hiding or disappearing from sight
  • Whining or making noises for no other reason
  • Reluctance or slowness in getting up from a lying or sitting position
  • Marked decline in energy during walks, play or runs.

Types of Arthritis Common in Pets:

  • Auto Immune Arthritis
  • Hip Dysplasia
  • Hypertrophic Arthritis
  • Infectious Arthritis
  • Inflammatory Arthritis
  • DegenerativeJoint Disease
  • Acute Traumatic Arthritis
  • Knee Stifle
  • Kneecap Dislocation
  • Osteoarthritis
  • Osteochondrosis
  • Shoulder Degeneration
  • Rheumatoid Arthritis
  • Traumatic Arthritis

For an explanation of each, click here.

The Typical Veternarian Response

If your pet is showing any of the above signs, it is always a good idea to take your pet to the vet. They will be able to tell you exactly which type of arthritis your pet has (listed above).

A typical response to these conditions (if diagnosed) by a veterinarian is to prescribe NSAIDS (aspirin, aleve, motrin, etc.) for pain. In the more severe cases, steroids or even surgery may be suggested. The use of NSAIDS (and even veterinarians will agree), is not without some element of risk. Just as in the case of humans, pets run the risk of side effects even though they do get some pain relief. It goes without saying that the use of steroids and/or surgery poses even greater risks.

Side effects of NSAIDS include stomach ulcers and liver damage. COX-II Inhibitors have been shown to increase chance of heart attacks and strokes. Furthermore, while these treatments do reduce the pain, they do nothing to treat the disease.

There Is An Alternative...

More progressive veterinarians who are knowledgeable about recent studies, clinical trials, and overwhelmingly positive patient response will know that glucosamine not only eases pain, but also aids in rehabilitating damaged cartilage. While of course, the comfort of your pet is paramount in your mind, glucosamine (in the right form and quality combined with other "driving" and synergistic ingredients) not only eases the pain quickly, but it goes to the root of the disease and retards its progression.

Glucosamine when combined with the appropriate ingredient mix will ease your pet's arthritis pain in about ten to fifteen days. In extremely severe cases, it may take as long as thirty days. What should not be overlooked is that this can be accomplished without the dangerous side effects of NSAIDS and COX-II inhibitors.

It must be stressed that these kinds of results will only be seen if you are using an extremely high-grade liquid glucosamine formulation. The use of pills or capsules is not going to produce these kinds of results. A pharmaceutical quality liquid formula is recommended for maximum effectiveness, absorption, and minimum time to relief.

It is also important to understand that in order to maximize both the impact on pain relief and rehabilitation, other ingredients are essential. Those ingredients include: bromelain, boswellin; omega 3 & 6 fatty acids; and manganese ascorbate, among others. These and other ingredients play a major role in both easing pain and in the rebuilding process.

Our recommendation for easing arthritis pain and hip dysplasia in dogs and cats, is a liquid glucosamine formula called Syn-flex.

MORE SUCCESS!!


Hi,
My name is Judith M. I have been ordering your product for several years now for my dogs. It is a FANTASTIC product! My shepard mix was having so much trouble getting up from her bed and my Bichon had a limp from arthritis in his shoulder, the vet wanted to put both of them on a very dangerous arthritis medication. But I did my research and found your site. And the rest is history. I started giving them Syn-Flex and it is amazing. It is a God send and I tell everyone about it!!
Sincerely,
Judy

Real Life Results!!

I received my order last Saturday and my dog, Mouse, a 7 year old Japanese Chin, is very finicky. For the last two months, she has not been herself. She has been much quieter and not as loving. One day when I reached down to pet her, she cried out as if she was in pain. The vet suggested I try giving her a pain pill and she acted much better. I did not want to keep her on that type of medication as there are too many side effects and it is only masking the problem. I tried giving her Glycoflex pills, but she refused them even when disguised in food. So I decided to look for a liquid form.I was surprised to find that the liquid is better absorbed and when I found your product, I ordered it right away. It arrived quicker than expected and I gave Mouse her first dose Saturday afternoon. Starting Sunday  I gave her a dose in the morning and and at night, after I fed her. She LOVES it and looks forward to taking it, but best of all she is almost her old self. She is again getting on the furniture and spinning around  before she goes out the door. This little dog is very,very special, she was born here on the morning of 9/11. I gave her to my best friend, who spoiled her to death. When she died four years ago, Mouse came back to me. I am so happy and have been telling everyone about the Synflex and your fast shipping.THANK YOU!!!

Jaclyn H
New York

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Please note: Pets should not be given White Willow Bark that is in the Syn-flex 1500. Please use Original Synflex,or New Beef Flavor Syn-flex for Pets, if you are purchasing for your Pet.

Weight of Pet (lbs.)
Recommended Daily Dosage
(Double first ten days)
Bottle will last (days)
0-10
1/32oz. ( .2 teaspoons)
256
10-40
1/16oz. ( .4 teaspoons)
128
40-100
1/8oz. (.75 teaspoons)
64
100 and up
1/4oz. (1.5 teaspoons)
32

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