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Joint degradation and stiffness are very common issues in older dogs, with as many as 4 out of 5 experiencing symptoms. We understand that older joints have specialised requirements, and that’s why we have developed joint force® PLUS, our highest strength formula. Each tablet not only contains all the goodness found in our original 5-star formula, vital for long-term integrity of the joints, but is also packed with extra ingredients to promote maximum comfort & mobility in senior joints, so older dogs can continue to enjoy their golden years to the fullest! The tablets also include a higher concentration of omega-3, along with the structural powerhouse, collagen, and black pepper extract.
How does Joint Force® PLUS help?
High strength formula targets joints already showing signs of stiffness.
Helps to cushion & lubricate joints for maximum comfort & mobility.
Key ingredients support the repair & maintenance of joint tissue.
Antioxidants play an important role in actively reducing damage to the joints from free radicals.
Feeding guide:
Tablets can be given whole as a treat or mixed/crushed into food. When first using Joint Force® PLUS, we recommend you feed twice the daily amount for 4-6 weeks and then gradually reduce this by half a tablet per week until the daily maintenance quantity is reached. This is appropriate for most dogs long-term, however in some cases of severe stiffness, if signs begin to return after reducing, continue feeding twice the daily amount.
| Weight | Daily Maintenance |
| <15kg | 1 tablet daily |
| 15-30kg | 2 tablets daily |
| 30-45kg | 3 tablets daily |
| >45kg | 4 tablets daily |
Composition (per tablet):
Glucosamine HCl 250mg, Green Lipped Mussel 180mg, Omega 3 Fish Oil Powder 50mg, Boswellia Serrata 40mg, Turmeric 25mg, Collagen 20mg, Vitamin C 12.5mg, Manganese 2mg, Hyaluronic Acid 2mg, Vitamin E 1mg, Black Pepper Extract 1mg.
Composition:
Glucosamine HCl, Calcium Carbonate (Maltodextrin), Microcrystalline Cellulose, Green Lipped Mussel Powder, Omega 3 Fish Oil Powder (Sucrose, Corn Starch, Caseinate, Sodium Ascorbate, Tricalcium Phosphate, Tocopherol, Fatty Acids, Lecithin, Ascorbyl Palmitate), Turmeric Root Powder, Collagen, Magnesium Stearate, Ascorbic Acid, Silicon Dioxide, Liver Flavour (Maltodextrin, Silicon Dioxide), Boswellia Extract, Manganese Sulphate, Hyaluronic Acid, D Alpha Tocopherol, Organic Black Pepper Powder.
Nutritional Additives:
Calcium Carbonate, Boswellia Extract, Turmeric, Ascorbic Acid, Manganese Sulphate, Vitamin E.
Sensory Additives:
Liver Flavour
Technological Additives:
Microcrystalline Cellulose, PVP, Silicon Dioxide, Magnesium Stearate.
Analytical Information:
Protein 24%, Fat 4.2%, Ash 22.1%, Fibre 10.4%.
Further information:
Joint Force® PLUS is a complementary feed supplement for dogs. If more than the recommended amount of tablets is consumed, monitor for signs of digestive upset. In the rare case that your dog shows signs of an adverse reaction (eg. loose stools or vomiting), stop giving the supplement and seek veterinary advice if symptoms do not improve. Store below 25oC in a dry place, out of sight and reach of children. For animal use only. Consult your vet before feeding to a pregnant or lactating bitch.
For best before and batch number, please see base.
Net Weight 132g
All prices include VAT where applicable.
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Customer recommends this product
My greyhound, who is now 11 years old, has been taking this product for about a year and it has really helped to relieve his joint stiffness. I was told by the vet that he probably had arthritis and a friend recommended VioVet Joint Force PLUS as she had given it to her dogs and seen the benefits.I put the tablets in his food and he happily eats them.I would not hesitate to recommend this product
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A product which is good and will continue to use.
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So far so good, seems to be working well for our 7 year old spaniel
Customer recommends this product
In the spring my 11 year old Hungarian Vizsla was crippled with arthritis. She was so bad that I had to carry her for about 1/2 her walks. After research I decided to put her on VioVet JointForce Plus. After about a month she happily completed walks & she’s now like a 2 year old, galloping around & playing with the other dogs without a care in the world. I heartily recommend the supplement for any dog with arthritis.
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding VioVet Joint Force® PLUS for Stiff & Senior Dogs, including answers from our team.
Louise Godfrey
Hello, I currently have my dogs on Joint force regular, they are 11 this year, but with no real mobility problems, I would just like to know what the difference in the two strengths of tablets available. Many Thanks.
Joint Force (Regular) is a joint supplement aimed at supporting joint health, mobility, maintenance and is more of a general‐use supplement. VioVet
Joint Force PLUS is a “higher strength formula” designed for stiffer, older / senior dogs — i.e. those already showing signs of decreased mobility, stiffness, age-related joint degeneration
Here are what PLUS adds or adjusts compared to Regular, and how the amounts differ:
| Ingredient / Feature | Regular Joint Force | Joint Force PLUS (Stiff & Senior) |
|---|---|---|
| Glucosamine HCl | 250 mg per tablet VioVet | Also 250 mg per PLUS tablet VioVet |
| Green Lipped Mussel | 150 mg VioVet | 180 mg VioVet — slightly higher VioVet |
| Omega‐3 fish oil | Not present / not in the “Regular” list (Regular has no explicit fish oil powder) VioVet | PLUS does include Omega-3 Fish Oil Powder (50 mg) per tablet. VioVet |
| Collagen | Not listed in Regular formula. VioVet | PLUS includes Collagen (20 mg) per tablet. VioVet |
| Vitamin E | Regular: 0.5 mg per tablet VioVet | PLUS: 1 mg per tablet — double in PLUS. VioVet |
| Black Pepper Extract | Not in Regular. VioVet+1 | Included in PLUS (1 mg) per tablet. VioVet |
| Other anti-inflammatory / support herbs (Boswellia, Turmeric) | Both contain Boswellia Serrata and Turmeric. Regular has 40 mg Boswellia & 25 mg Turmeric. VioVet PLUS has the same amounts for those two in the per tablet composition. VioVet | |
| Hyaluronic Acid, Vitamin C, Manganese | Both include them. For example, Hyaluronic Acid 2 mg in Regular; same in PLUS. Vitamin C also 12.5 mg in PLUS and Regular. VioVet+1 |
CC
Is the daily dosage more effective if given once a day, or is it better to divide it across the day? (i.e. give half with breakfast, then the other half with dinner?)
The effectiveness of the supplement will be the same whether given all at once or split throughout the day. The difference lies in how quickly and in what quantity the active ingredients enter your dog’s system. Giving it in divided doses can be gentler and easier for dogs when first introducing the supplement, but according to the manufacturer’s guidance, it is perfectly fine to give the full daily dose at once.
Kate Yeates
Can you list the ingredients please
Glucosamine HCl 250mg, Green Lipped Mussel 180mg, Omega 3 Fish Oil Powder 50mg, Boswellia Serrata 40mg, Turmeric 25mg, Collagen 20mg, Vitamin C 12.5mg, Manganese 2mg, Hyaluronic Acid 2mg, Vitamin E 1mg, Black Pepper Extract 1mg.
Glucosamine HCl, Calcium Carbonate (Maltodextrin), Microcrystalline Cellulose, Green Lipped Mussel Powder, Omega 3 Fish Oil Powder (Sucrose, Corn Starch, Caseinate, Sodium Ascorbate, Tricalcium Phosphate, Tocopherol, Fatty Acids, Lecithin, Ascorbyl Palmitate), Turmeric Root Powder, Collagen, Magnesium Stearate, Ascorbic Acid, Silicon Dioxide, Liver Flavour (Maltodextrin, Silicon Dioxide), Boswellia Extract, Manganese Sulphate, Hyaluronic Acid, D Alpha Tocopherol, Organic Black Pepper Powder.
Willow
Can dose be doubled for very old dogs
Yes, for very old dogs, you can temporarily double the dosage of Joint Force® PLUS for Stiff & Senior Dogs to provide enhanced support during the initial phase. This approach is known as a loading dose and is recommended to help manage joint stiffness more effectively. After the initial 4–6 weeks, gradually reduce the dosage by half a tablet per week until you reach the maintenance dose. If signs of stiffness return after reducing the dosage, you may resume the loading dose.
| Dog Weight | Loading Dose (First 4–6 Weeks) | Maintenance Dose (After 4–6 Weeks) |
|---|---|---|
| <15 kg | 2 tablets daily | 1 tablet daily |
| 15–30 kg | 4 tablets daily | 2 tablets daily |
| 30–45 kg | 6 tablets daily | 3 tablets daily |
| 45 kg | 8 tablets daily | 4 tablets daily |
Sharon Andrews,
I have 2 of my Great Danes that have been on yumove
One is an 8 year old Male weighing approx 75 kilos and my 12 year old girl is approx 68 kilos, how many a day would each one need please
| Dog Weight | Loading Dose (First 4–6 Weeks) | Maintenance Dose (After 4–6 Weeks) |
|---|---|---|
| Over 45 kg | 8 tablets daily | 4 tablets daily |
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Angela Sheehan
My Goldendoodle has been on Joint Force soft chews for 2years now … is the other product Joint Force for stiff dogs stronger / better ? There is no ingredient list on the stiff formula to compare like fir like so please advise which one would be better / stronger ?
The main differences between the two are the increase in GLM and the introduction of Omega Fish Oil Powder and Black Pepper Extract in the JointForce Plus. These ingredients are all aimed at increasing the anti-inflammatory effects of the original JointForce which would be more applicable to older or stiffer dogs that will generally already have signs of damage and inflammation.
Alison Pearce
My spaniel is coming up 14 , he has arthritis and also possible laryngeal paralysis .
He is already taking GWF joint nutrition, would there be any interaction giving him these as well ?
Consult with your vet: It's always best to check with your vet to confirm whether adding Joint Force® PLUS would provide any additional benefit over the GWF Joint Nutrition your dog is already taking. They might suggest sticking with one product to avoid redundancy and to better manage his arthritis.
Linda
Hi, I have 2 miniature dachshunds, there is considerable concern regarding the high occurrence of IVDD in Dachshunds. My dogs are young and fit with no issues at present, due to the breeds problems which would be better to start them on as a preventative, Joint Force Plus or Joint Force?
Thanks, Linda
Based on dogs being young and healthy we would advise using the Standard Joint Force. The main differences between the two are the increase in GLM and the introduction of Omega Fish Oil Powder and Black Pepper Extract in the JointForce Plus. These ingredients are all aimed at increasing the anti-inflammatory effects of the original JointForce which would be more applicable to older or stiffer dogs that will generally already have signs of damage and inflammation. There are no issues at present so this extra inflammatory support will probably not be needed and a younger dog would probably benefit more from the collagen, antioxidant and sulphur supply given from the MSM in the standard JointForce'
Susi Blue
My dog is 9yrs 4mths old and a cross breed, Leonberger/Bernese mountain dog. She currently takes Thyforon, can I give her Joint Force® PLUS or Devils claw as week ?
You can likely give her Joint Force® PLUS and possibly Devil's Claw, but only after confirming with your veterinarian. Your vet may recommend specific dosages based on her current health, thyroid medication, and any other underlying conditions she might have.
Heather Hollingworth
I have a 4 year old greyhound, until he was 2 years old he was in Racing kennels, in training, but he never raced as he didn't make the grade and was put into a rescue. We adopted him 2 months after he left the racing industry.
At present he doesn't have any mobility issues, however he does lick his front ankle joints fairly frequently (our Vet thinks he's OK though) so I do wonder if a joint supplement would help with his long term joint health?
Prevention is better than cure when it comes to joint issues. However, we would suggest using the standard Joint Force if they are not showing any signs of joint issues, rather than the senior. Please do seek advice from your vet if your dog does start to show any signs of joint issues.
