
The Antinol Plus Difference
What Satisfied Pet Parents are Saying:
Amazing as my golden can now jump into the back seat of the car!
- Val P.
11 years old and still safely running agility.
- Sharon O.
Our veterinarian recommended Antinol Plus for our oldest dog to improve his joint health a couple of years ago. We have since put all three of our dogs on Antinol as everyone is getting up in years (14, 13, and 12 years old). All three still run and move like young pups! The bonus is they love getting their "fishy pops" every morning! No pilling needed. Everyone considers it their morning treat and actually chew them until they pop! We're extremely happy with the results we've received from giving Antinol to our canine babies
- Marilyn W.
FAQs
What is Antinol Plus?
What is Antinol Plus?
Antinol Plus is a pet health supplement for dogs. Antinol Plus contains a unique blend of over 90 natural fatty acids, Specialized Pro-Resolving Mediators (SPMs), astaxanthin, and phospholipids shown in clinical research to improve joint mobility and support joint health.
Why take Antinol Plus?
Why take Antinol Plus?
Antinol Plus is good for young, highly active dogs who put a lot of pressure on their joints and aging dogs who may be having trouble moving in their later years.
Some of the clinically validated benefits of Antinol Plus include:
- Enhance joint comfort and mobility.
- Works better and faster than glucosamine/chondroitin.
- Supports joint health and a healthy inflammatory response.
What are the origins of the ingredients, and where is this product manufactured?
What are the origins of the ingredients, and where is this product manufactured?
Antinol Plus is manufactured in the USA from globally sourced ingredients. It is made with green-lipped mussels that are sustainably farmed in New Zealand’s waters, which are reported among the cleanest on earth, and Antarctic Krill that is sourced from the nutrient-dense waters around Antarctica.
What if my dog is a picky eater?
What if my dog is a picky eater?
Dog parents tell us they use pill pockets, wraps, or put in the dog’s favorite treat; you can freeze the soft gel to hide the marine smell, however, do not heat the soft gel. You can even puncture the tiny soft gel with a sewing needle and squeeze the contents into their food or treat.

