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lifepets Small
- 🟢 For cats and dogs up to 15 kg
- 🟢 30 sachets. 1 month supply.
- 🟢 5 ml per sachet. 1 daily.
- 🟢 Chicken liver flavour
- 🟢 With Collagen Type II
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lifepets Large
- 🟢 For dogs from 15 kg
- 🟢 30 sachets. 1 month supply.
- 🟢 10 ml per sachet. 1 daily.
- 🟢 Chicken liver flavour
- 🟢 With Collagen Type II
Flavour
Tastes like real food. Because it is.
Hydrolysed chicken liver, no artificial flavouring. The taste dogs and cats naturally love.
93%
of all dogs and cats accept the taste on the first try
Why the taste is so well received
- Chicken liver hydrolysate – concentrated flavour through enzymatic breakdown
- Omega-3 from fish oil – rounds out the taste with a subtle savoury note
- Natural taurine source – essential for cats, supports absorption
- Completely masks the bitter aftertaste of glucosamine and chondroitin
Based on customer surveys after first use. Results may vary.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the two LifePets products?
lifepets is available in two sizes: Small (5 ml sachet) for cats and dogs up to 15 kg, and Large (10 ml sachet) for dogs over 15 kg. The formula is identical; only the quantity adjusts to your pet's weight.
Can I also give lifepets preventatively, before symptoms appear?
Yes, and that's exactly what we recommend. Joint cartilage breaks down slowly, often long before visible symptoms appear. Especially with large and active breeds, it makes sense to start daily support early. The sooner the better.
When will I see first results?
Many pet owners report initial improvements after just 1 to 2 weeks. For optimal results, we recommend regular daily application for at least 30 days.
How do I give my pet lifepets?
Simply add to food, water, or directly into the mouth. Most dogs and cats accept it without issues. Many love the taste.
Why a gel sachet and not a tablet or chewable snack?
Gel sachets are absorbed by the body faster than solid forms. In addition, many dogs and cats refuse tablets or chewable treats. The gel can simply be added to food, water, or given directly into the mouth. No struggle. No stress. Accepted on the first try.