Wholistic Pet Organics Run Free

RUN FREE™ FOR TARGETED JOINT SUPPORT

Our pets’ bodies are designed to be active and agile. But as time takes its toll on a pet’s skeletal system, our pets can begin to “slow down” and show signs of aging.

Joints are constantly undergoing normal remodeling through a process of “wear and repair.” It is the damage to the cartilage matrix that allows elbows, hips, and other joints to become weak and to lose elasticity.

Wholistic Run Free™ is a synergistic blend of proven nutraceuticals and antioxidants to help combat this process and provide superior joint support and comfort for healthy hips and joints.

Give your pet a new lease on life and see your pet Run Free™!

A POWERFUL, TRIPLE BLEND OF NUTRACEUTICALS

• Glucosamine is a natural building block of cartilage that can help to prevent cartilage degeneration. Glucosamine also influences the production of hyaluronic acid, the main constituent of synovial fluid, the lubricating liquid between joints that allows bones to move smoothly past each other.
• Chondroitin sulfate helps protect joints by inhibiting the degradative enzymes that destroy articular (joint) cartilage. Without inhibiting the growth of new blood vessels in the joints, calcification occurs, and the body becomes unable to heal damaged joint tissues. Chondroitin decreases the degradation of cartilage as glucosamine rebuilds it.
• MSM (methylsulfonylmethane), a natural source of dietary sulfur, is critical to maintaining the connective tissue’s elasticity and flexibility in joints.

Our shark cartilage comes from New Zealand. We do not source any of our shark cartilage from any illegal fishing methods to which we, ourselves, strongly object. Please don’t worry- our shark cartilage is obtained from legalized fishing methods, where it is processed from the remains of edible fish. Fish export license No. 167 and fish processing premises license No. ph35 and ph528 which show that the company adheres strictly to the standards laid down by the Fish Exporting Licensing Regulations of 1982 and the Fish Export Premises Regulations of 1995.