Attributes

• Animal: Dog
• Life stage: Adult, Mini (-10 kg), Overweight, Pregnant, Puppy, Senior, Sterilised

YDOLO Flexi Joint Super Oil

Does your dog get up stiff? Does it take a while before he “warms up”? Less eager to jump or climb stairs?

YDOLO Flexi Joint Super Oil is designed to help dogs move more smoothly and comfortably again. Not with one single ingredient, but with a complete formula that supports joints in multiple ways: building blocks + lubrication + comfort.

WITHOUT YDOLO Flexi Joint Super Oil

– Dog gets up slowly and stiff
– Needs to “warm up” before moving smoothly
– Less willingness to jump or climb stairs
– Walking feels heavier
– Joints receive little structural support

WITH YDOLO Flexi Joint Super Oil

+ Dog gets up more easily, less stiffness

+ Smoother movement from the start

+ More confidence when walking, jumping and moving

+ Support for cartilage and joint fluid

+ Comfortable movement, also long term

Why this formula works

Joints need 3 things:

1. Building blocks for cartilage and connective tissue

2. Proper “lubrication” inside the joint

3. Support for comfort under load

YDOLO Flexi Joint Super Oil combines all three, so your dog does not depend on just one single ingredient.

Ingredients explained: which problem does it address, what result does it give?

• Green-lipped mussel (Perna canaliculus)

What does it really do?
Green-lipped mussel contains unique marine fatty acids (such as ETA) that reduce the production of inflammatory compounds in the joints, unlike regular fish oil.

Which problem does it address?
Joints that overreact to load → stiffness, sensitivity, difficulty getting up.

What do you see in practice?
👉 Less stiffness when getting up
👉 Smoother movement
👉 More willingness to walk, especially in senior dogs

• Sardine oil (omega-3: EPA & DHA)

What does it really do?
EPA and DHA change the composition of cell membranes, leading to fewer aggressive inflammatory signals in the joints.

Which problem does it address?
Chronic low-grade inflammation around the joints → “wooden” movement.

What do you see in practice?
👉 Easier start-up
👉 Less need to “warm up”
👉 Better endurance during walks

• Glucosamine

What does it really do?
Glucosamine is a building block of cartilage and supports the production of glycosaminoglycans (joint structure).

Which problem does it address?
Cartilage that becomes thinner or less elastic due to age or load.

What do you see in practice?
👉 Joints remain functional longer
👉 Less deterioration in older dogs
👉 Especially noticeable after several weeks

• MSM (methylsulfonylmethane)

What does it really do?
MSM provides biologically active sulfur, essential for connective tissue, tendons and cartilage, and helps reduce inflammation at cellular level.

Which problem does it address?
Stiffness caused by irritated connective tissue around the joint.

What do you see in practice?
👉 Less stiffness
👉 More flexibility during movement
👉 Faster recovery after exercise

• Hyaluronic acid

What does it really do?
Hyaluronic acid binds water and ensures thick, viscous joint fluid that absorbs shocks and reduces friction.

Which problem does it address?
“Dry” joints → stiff, uncomfortable movement.

What do you see in practice?
👉 Smoother joint movement
👉 Less stiffness at start-up
👉 More comfortable walking

• Turmeric oil (curcuminoids)

What does it really do?
Curcumin inhibits inflammatory pathways such as NF-κB and COX-2, which are involved in joint pain and stiffness.

Which problem does it address?
Inflammatory triggers that increase pain and stiffness.

What do you see in practice?
👉 Less feeling of being “stuck”
👉 Improved freedom of movement
👉 Supports comfort under load

• Boswellia serrata (boswellic acids)

What does it really do?
Boswellic acids block 5-LOX, an enzyme involved in the production of inflammatory substances in joints.

Which problem does it address?
Persistent joint irritation that does not resolve on its own.

What do you see in practice?
👉 Less sensitivity
👉 More comfort when walking
👉 Especially effective in older dogs

• Devil’s claw (Harpagophytum)

What does it really do?
Harpagosides reduce inflammatory substances and dampen pain receptor activation.

Which problem does it address?
Stiffness and reluctance to move.

What do you see in practice?
👉 Easier to get up
👉 Less hesitation during movement
👉 Better willingness to move

• Willow bark (Salix alba)

What does it really do?
Salicin is converted into salicylic acid in the body, which reduces pain signals and inflammation.

Which problem does it address?
Pain sensitivity in joints, especially in older dogs.

What do you see in practice?
👉 Extra comfort during movement
👉 Less “limping” feeling
⚠️ Do not combine with NSAIDs without veterinary advice.

• Bamboo extract (silicon)

What does it really do?
Silicon stimulates collagen formation and strengthens connective tissue, tendons and ligaments.

Which problem does it address?
Joint instability, especially in large or active dogs.

What do you see in practice?
👉 Stronger joint support
👉 Better stability
👉 Less “sagging” under load

• Nettle oil (Urtica dioica)

What does it really do?
Nettle helps reduce inflammatory enzymes and supports waste removal through metabolism.

Which problem does it address?
Joints that remain sensitive due to waste accumulation.

What do you see in practice?
👉 Lighter movement
👉 Better overall mobility
👉 Supports long-term comfort

• Lecithins (emulsifier – phospholipids)

What does it really do?
Lecithins are natural fats that improve absorption and distribution of fat-soluble ingredients.

Which problem does it address?
Poor mixing or uneven dosing of active ingredients.

What do you see in practice?
👉 Every pump = same composition
👉 Better absorption
👉 More consistent results

FAQ

1) What is Flexi Joint Super Oil used for?
Flexi Joint Super Oil supports flexible joints, comfortable movement and easier rising. Ideal for stiffness, aging, intensive activity and sensitive joints.

2) When will I notice results?
Many dogs show improved mobility within 2–4 weeks. Structural support is best evaluated after 6–8 weeks of daily use.

3) Is this suitable for dogs with osteoarthritis?
Flexi Joint is often used to support comfort and mobility in dogs prone to osteoarthritis. It does not replace veterinary treatment.

4) Is Flexi Joint better than glucosamine alone?
Yes. Glucosamine mainly supports structure, while Flexi Joint also supports lubrication, comfort and stability.

5) Can my dog use this daily?
Yes. Designed for daily and long-term use.

6) Is this suitable for young dogs?
Yes, especially for large or active dogs. Do not use in puppies younger than 6 weeks.

7) Why oil instead of capsules or powder?
Oil is better absorbed, easy to mix with food and easier to administer daily.

8) How do I dose Flexi Joint correctly?
2 pumps per 10 kg body weight per day.
For sensitive dogs: start with half dose for 3–5 days.

9) Is Flexi Joint safe for long-term use?
Yes. It is a complementary feed without artificial additives, grain- and gluten-free.

Composition:

Sardine oil (35,23%), Crude lecithins (5,00%), Methylsulfonylmethane (1,92%), Glucosamine (1,92%), Urtica dioica oil (1,15%), Curcuma oil (1,15%), Green-lipped mussel (0,77%), Hyaluronic acid (0,23%).

Additives per kg:

Nutritional additives – Antioxidants: Tocopherol extract from vegetable oils (1b306(i)) 2,546 mg/kg (RRR-alpha-tocopherol).

Sensory additives – Aromatic substances: Bamboo extract (2b) 7,700 mg/kg, Boswellia serrata extract (2b) 3,800 mg/kg, Harpagophytum procumbens extract (2b) 3,800 mg/kg, Salix alba extract (2b) 3,800 mg/kg.

Analytical constituents:

Moisture 52,90%, Crude potein 0,96%, Crude fat 39,12%, Crude ash 0,25%, Crude fibre 0,02%, Sodium 0,00%.