Collection: NutriFlex Pet Supplements

Collagen can be started at any age. Beginning early, particularly in large breeds prone to joint problems, helps offset the natural decline in collagen as pets age. Advanced Collagen suits pets already showing stiffness.

Yes. The collagen, Floramax, Digestimax, Omegamax, Immunimax and Allermax formulas are labelled for both dogs and cats. Follow the weight-based serving guide on the tub.

The powders are unflavoured and mix into wet or dry food, or a little bone broth. The NutriFlex Gravy Meal Toppers are a useful way to disguise supplements for fussy pets.

Yes. NutriFlex supplements are registered under Act 36 of 1947 and made in an FSA and GMP accredited facility in Cape Town.

Many owners notice easier movement within two to four weeks, but nutritional support builds gradually. Give it at least six to eight weeks of daily use before judging the effect.

OptiMSM is a purified form of methylsulfonylmethane, a sulphur compound that supports joint comfort and connective tissue. It is included in the Maintenance Collagen alongside Type I collagen.

In most cases yes, as the ingredients are nutritional rather than pharmaceutical, but always confirm with your vet if your pet is on anti-inflammatories or other medication.

Dentamax is a dental powder sprinkled on food. It is designed to soften and reduce plaque and tartar over time and freshen breath, without brushing. It is available unflavoured and in beef and chicken.

Cannamax is a hemp-derived oil formulated for dogs and cats and sold legally in South Africa. Start at the lowest dose on the label and increase gradually, and speak to your vet if your pet is on other medication.

Allermax is formulated for allergy and itch support, and Omegamax adds omega-3 fatty acids for skin and coat. For yeasty skin or ears, YeastEaze is the targeted option.