Anyone who reads my blog regularly will already know I have two bonkers boxer dogs. So when I was asked to do a Vetz Petz Antinol review, I was happy to agree. Read on to find out how Monty got on when he did the 30 day challenge recently.
Vetz Petz Antinol Review
Monty, my white boxer is 4 now, and definitely not as quick as Minnie, my brown boxer mix. So when I read about Vetz Petz Antinol supplements and heard they are offering a free 30 day trial to UK dog and cat owners, I decided to give them a try with Monty.
Here’s what the scientists say… “Antinol® is the all new natural joint support supplement containing PCSO-524® and it’s now available around the world. The concentrated formula supports the natural anti-inflammatory action of the body’s metabolism, helping to keep joints healthy and to maintain mobility.
Antinol® is a fast acting formula and when taken daily, it will help your dog maintain an active lifestyle and will help support joint metabolism. Antinol® is routinely recommended by veterinarians around the world. In just 3 years, Antinol® has become the leading joint mobility therapy in Japan and the good news is that it’s now registered and available in the UK!”.
Free 30 Day Vetz Petz Antinol Trial
For a limited time, the Vetz Petz team are offering UK dog and cat owners a completely free 30 day trial. It’s really easy to do. Firstly, you register for the free trial. Next, you complete your pet’s online screening questionnaire. This is a few questions, designed to make sure your pet needs the supplement,. Finally, you download the app and share your pet’s progress – it’s all really easy to do!
How We Got On With The Free 30 Day Trial
Annoyingly, we were self – isolating when our Vetz Petz Antinol review Samples arrived, so we had to wait a week before starting. (I wanted to get a good baseline video, so we could clearly see before and after results). Taking some cute dog photos and dog proofing the back garden was all I achieved during self isolation though!
The supplement packaging tells you to double the recommended dose for the first 14 days, so this meant Monty was having 4 supplements a day.
Monty is really fussy when it comes to taking any kind of medication, so I hid them inside a spoon full of peanut butter. He happily took them every day, once I did that.
Monty’s Baseline
Before Monty began taking the supplements, the main reasons I suspected he may be starting with osteoarthritis were how slowly he gets up from lying down, and the fact he’s much slower than Minnie when they are running.
Monty took the supplements daily for 4 weeks, (4 a day for 14 days, then 2 a day for 16 days). To begin with, I didn’t notice any difference. On around day 12, I realised I’d not seen Monty struggling to get out of his dog bed for a few days. When we went out to play fetch on day 14, I realised he was keeping up with Minnie much better than he was doing previously.
By day 30, I’d have to say all of my osteoarthritis concerns had gone. So based on that alone, it’s fair to say the Vetz Petz Antinol review could be nothing but positive.
I shared 3 videos over on instagram stories to share Monty’s speed when playing fetch. I’ve spliced them together below, for your perusal.
So what do you think? Can you see an improvement in how Monty’s moving?!
You can still get your dog or cat involved in the Vetz Petz Antinol free trial, while stocks last. If you sign up using this link, I’ll get a tiny commission as well.
FYI: This post contains 2 affiliate links, which means I earn a small amount from each person who takes out the free trial after reading my Vetz Petz Antinol review.
