NAS Freeze Formed™ Joint Health Bites are a joint-support supplement for dogs and cats from Natural Animal Solutions. Each 110g pack contains 60 pieces made with kangaroo, glucosamine, green-lipped mussel and chondroitin, offering a convenient way to add joint-health support to your pet’s daily routine.

Everyday joint support in a bite-sized format

Whether you are organising your dog’s morning routine or preparing your cat’s daily supplements, these Freeze Formed™ bites provide an alternative to powders. Feed the recommended amount according to the current pack directions as part of a balanced diet.

• Joint-health support: Formulated to support everyday joint health and mobility.
• Kangaroo-based recipe: Combines kangaroo with glucosamine, green-lipped mussel and chondroitin.
• For dogs and cats: Follow the species-appropriate feeding directions on the pack.
• Pack size: 110g, containing 60 pieces.
• Brand: Natural Animal Solutions (NAS).

Ingredients

Kangaroo, Glucosamine, Green-Lipped Mussel, Chondroitin.

Feeding and storage

Feed daily as directed on the current product label. For supplementary feeding only, not as a complete diet. If your pet takes medication or has an existing health condition, ask your veterinarian before adding a joint supplement.

Allergy warning: Not suitable for animals with a history of seafood allergies. Contains green-lipped mussel.

Store below 25°C, away from direct sunlight.

Frequently asked questions

Are NAS Joint Health Bites for dogs or cats?

They are formulated for both dogs and cats. Use the feeding directions for your pet on the current packaging.

How many pieces are in the pack?

Each 110g pack contains 60 pieces. How long a pack lasts depends on your pet’s recommended daily serving.

Do these bites contain seafood?

Yes. The recipe contains green-lipped mussel and is not suitable for animals with a history of seafood allergies.

Are these a treatment for arthritis?

These bites provide supplementary joint-health support and are not a substitute for veterinary assessment or prescribed treatment. Speak with your veterinarian if your pet has stiffness, pain or changes in mobility.