Antinol Plus is a daily marine-lipid supplement from Vetz Petz, stocked at PeekAPaw in 60 and 90 capsule pouches for dogs. Each capsule carries EAB-277, a blend of lipid extract of New Zealand green lipped mussel (Perna canaliculus, 30mg) and high-phospholipid Antarctic krill oil (20mg), which the brand positions as support for joint and mobility health, skin and coat condition and general wellbeing. It is a supplement rather than a medicine — it is not a pain reliever, and a dog that has suddenly gone lame needs a vet rather than a supplement.
Daily amount
- Under 22kg — 2 capsules daily for the first 15 days, then 1 capsule daily for maintenance.
- Over 22kg — 4 capsules daily for the first 15 days, then 2 capsules daily for maintenance.
On maintenance dosing a 60 capsule pouch is about two months for a dog under 22kg, or one month for a larger dog, which is worth working out before you choose a pack size.
Good to know
- Give it time — the brand recommends at least 60 days of continuous use before judging the result.
- Introduce it gradually — some dogs get mild stomach upset at first.
- Not tested in pregnant or lactating animals, per the manufacturer.
Check with your veterinarian before starting it if your dog has a medical condition or is on prescription medication.
See the matching Antinol Plus Easy Feed for cats, or browse pet health care.