Glucosamine is a naturally-occurring substance in the joints, which decreases with age and is therefore used to prevent and treat joint degeneration. Glucosamine increases cartilage health, protects osteoarthritis from degeneration, and prevents cartilage-destroying enzymes. Glucosamine maintains optimum joint function, slows down the development of osteoarthritis and also suppresses inflammation. The use of glucosamine increases the glucosamine concentration in the joints. About 90% of oral glucosamine is absorbed.

The cartilage tissue and the cortical fluid contain a large amount of hyaluronic acid which sucks the water itself, thus resulting in elasticity and is important for the antihistamines and elasticity characteristics of the articular fluid. Hyaluronic acid acts as a normal joint for lubricating and shock absorbing substances and suppresses the pain while softening the joints on the joints. Hyaluronic acid is the normal constituent of joint fluid, the amount of which decreases in inflammation. Hyaluronic acid lubricates the joint, maintains normal fluid balance, restores it to normal and improves joint movement. Hyaluronic acid is also an important constituent of cartilage tissue.

Rosehip is effective in maintaining and maintaining the functional function of the joints, good for the stomach, skin and scalp, a real health bomb: lots of vitamin C and vitamin E and fiber. Rosehip has traditionally been used for the treatment of anemia, headache and infectious diseases and the prevention of kerosene. Rosehip is used to effectively maintain and maintain the functional ability of the joints. Especially for heavily strained and old dogs, rosehip is a great addition to nutrition. The active substance is rosacea galactolipid. Rosehip contains vitamin C significantly abundantly. Vitamin C improves collagen production. Rosehip contains, among others. Bioflavonoids, antioxidants, amino acids, glucose, beta-carotene, copper, potassium, calcium, magnesium, zinc, iron, selenium, omega-3 acids, fluoride, vitamins A, K, D, B6 etc. Rosehip also contains pectin that is soluble fiber and helps the intestinal function by lubricating it. In addition, rosehip sorbitol prevents the abdominal hyperacidity and increases salivation.

The curcuma root has curcuminoids that give the root to the color and the effect of which is anti-inflammatory. It also has plenty of essential oil. Curcuma has been used for example in the treatment of joint diseases. Curcuma is called "natural cortisone".

Yucca has plenty of saponines to help nourish the joints, in addition, yucca helps maintain the intestinal optimum pH and increases the energy level by releasing glucose in the liver, helping to maintain the endurance needed in stress.