Kentucky Performance Joint Armor for Horses, 1.16 LB Jar

Joint Armor’s complete formula provides your horse with the nutrients necessary to support both healthy joint cartilage and synovial fluid.

The goal is to maintain healthy joint tissue

In healthy joints, the ends of the bones are coated with a thin layer of friction-reducing tissue known as articular cartilage. The articular cartilage contains synovial fluid, a thick liquid that serves two primary functions: (1) as a source of nutrients for the articular cartilage and (2) as a lubricant and shock absorber for the bones that form a joint. Lameness can result when damage occurs to any joint tissue, whether it involves the bones, articular cartilages, or synovial membranes.

Research has shown that when used in combination, hyaluronic acid, chondroitin sulfate, glucosamine, and manganese sulfate support cartilage structure and optimal joint function. Horses with healthy joints feel better, perform to their potential, and stay sounder longer.

• Joint Armor maintains fluid motion and flexibility in joints

• Joint Armor provides high levels of both glucosamine and chondroitin, plus 100 mg of hyaluronic acid

• Joint Armor supports normal cartilage development and reduces joint deterioration

• Joint Armor is affordable; one jar lasts up to 75 days

When to use Joint Armor:

Healthy joints are a lifelong pursuit. The ingredients in Joint Armor have been scientifically formulated to support healthy joint tissue at all stages of a horse’s life.

Healthy joint tissue is better able to protect itself against everyday wear and tear. It can heal faster when challenged by injury. The maintenance of healthy synovial fluid supports soundness by lubricating the joint and acting as a shock absorber for the bones that form the joint. Horses of all ages can benefit from healthy joints.

Joint Armor is a complete joint supplement that is very cost effective. One jar is a 75-day supply of the main ingredients your horse needs to support optimal joint health. At the maintenance level, it costs less than a dollar a day to feed.

Joint Armor is recommended for:

• Young horses, especially those going into training
• Performance horses and show horses
• Racehorses
• Recreational horses
• Broodmares and stallions
• Seniors
• Horses with a history of joint injury or arthritis

Serving instructions:

• 1 scoop = 7 g
• For the first 3-4 weeks, offer 2 scoops (14 g) daily, top-dressed on feed.
• After the initial stage, offer 1 scoop (7g) daily, top-dressed on feed.