How Much Antinol® Your Cat Will Need

Under 9 kg
1 Capsule Daily

Over 9 kg
1-2 Capsules Daily

As advised by your veterinary surgeon double the daily recommendation for the first 14 days.

New to Antinol®?
If you are wondering how the correct nutrition could make a huge difference to your pets’ joint comfort and wellbeing, we recommend asking your vet how Antinol® could be incorporated into the daily routine of your cat.
Through the innovative and patented production process, only Antinol® can benefit pets in such a unique way that is increasingly recognised and recommended by leading specialist veterinarians worldwide.
Antinol® has been shown
to support mobility in
to support mobility in
90% of pets
in a veterinary assessment


The Science behind Antinol®?
Antinol® is the all new unique natural supplement to support the metabolism of joints.
A 100% natural ingredient, the PCSO-524® contained in Antinol® is now assisting veterinary surgeons worldwide to help maintain healthy joints and mobility.
PCSO-524® delivers a synergistic effect, greater than the sum of its parts, supporting the natural anti-inflammatory action of the pet’s metabolism.
Taken daily, Antinol® will maintain an active lifestyle, and is safe for long-term use.
Ingredients in Antinol®
PCSO-524® 50mg, D-Alpha Tocopherol (Vitamin E), Gelatin, Glycerin, Olive Oil
Contains over 90 fatty acids including rare and potent bioactive compounds such as Octadecatetraenoic Acid (OTA) and Eicosatetratraenoic Acid (ETA)
High levels of EPA and DHA
PCSO-524 marine lipids have a unique profile of double bonds, sterol esters and antioxidants not present in most common Omega 3 fatty acids.
Only Antinol contains PCSO-524 which is cold extracted to stabilise the marine lipids and maintain potency in contrast to heat processing which destroys marine lipid fractions.

Joint Issues affect 1 in 2 Cats
It’s the silent epidemic afflicting cats across the country, with as many as half of all cats feeling discomfort – and because cats are experts at hiding their emotions, most of us don't know it! Joint issues have recently been identified as a far more common problem in cats than previously recognized, with veterinarians and cat owners increasingly looking for signs that cats may be experiencing joint discomfort. Have you had your cat checked by your vet lately to see if your cat is experiencing joint discomfort?