Antinol®️ for Cats
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Antinol®️ aids joint health and supports day-to-day comfort and mobility for your cat. Containing a unique, sustainable, proprietary marine lipid concentrate – backed by world-class science, it is natural and safe for long-term use.
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First-time customers
New to Antinol®️? Our starter kit offer makes your first purchase easy!
- Free delivery
- 35% off
- 60-day risk-free trial
How much Antinol®️ does my cat need?
If your cat is new to Antinol®, it's really important that you double the capsules for the first 14 days to kickstart its effects in your pet's body. This gets them off to the best start possible.
Cats
All sizes
2 capsules daily
1 capsule daily
What makes us different?
Natural
potent + proprietary concentrated formula
15+
peer-reviewed, presented + public studies
15-18
green-lipped mussels in each capsule
Sustainable
sourcing + farming from NZ
What is Antinol?
Antinol®️ is a super potent, Green-Lipped Mussel extract that is processed at our world-class extraction facility within 2 hours of harvesting, ensuring it retains its active goodness.
The mussels are stabilised and freeze-dried, before undergoing our unique proprietary supercritical fluid extraction technique. This technology is solvent and heat-free, protecting the active ingredients to ensure the highest quality oils are packed into Antinol®️.
We contain no mussel powder. Mussel powder is a waste product of our production process. Our proprietary extraction process concentrates the fatty acids in the capsule and means that the capsule has 20 times more fatty acids than the freeze-dried mussel powder.
Ingredients
50mg Active ingredient
(extracted from Green Lipped Mussel)
Gelatin
D-Alpha Tocopherol
(Vitamin E)
Olive Oil
Glycerin
Why buy from us?
60-day risk-free trial
Free delivery on orders over £50
5% off all Subscribe + Save plans
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FAQ's
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What is the 60-day risk-free trial?
We offer a 60-day risk-free trial to all our new Antinol®️ customers. Simply purchase one of our starter kits, try it with your pet for 60 days and if you don't see results we'll give you a full refund on your order.
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Why do I need to double the capsules for the first 14 days?
If your cat is new to AntinolⓇ, it’s really important that you double the capsules for the first 14 days. This gets them off to the best start possible.
For the first 14 days:
2 capsules dailyAfter 14 days:
1 capsule daily -
How quickly will I see a difference in my cat?
Most pet parents see results after 15 to 30 days, but it is different for every pet. This may vary depending on the individual situation of your cat or dog, so we recommend that you continue to give Antinol® and monitor your pet for 60 days.
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When should I feed my pet Antinol®?
It’s up to you – with their main meal or as a treat. When giving twice as many capsules in the first 14 days, you can split them throughout the day, or safely feed them all in one go.
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Can I use Antinol® with any other supplements?
Antinol® has no known side effects or unfavourable interactions with any other medications or supplements, although we would not recommend giving other Omega-3 or marine oils at the same time. Clinical studies have shown that Antinol® is best used as part of a multi-modal osteoarthritis management plan and can be given daily alongside medications such as non-steroidal anti-inflammatories (NSAIDs) as a long-term nutritional supplement.
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Can Antinol® be fed with prescription-only medicines?
Antinol® has no known side effects or unfavourable interactions with any other medications or supplements, although we would not recommend giving other Omega-3 or marine oils at the same time. Clinical studies have shown that Antinol® is best used as part of a multi-modal osteoarthritis management plan and it can be given daily alongside medications such as non-steroidal anti-inflammatories (NSAIDs) as a long-term nutritional supplement.
For further guidance, always speak to your vet first.