YuMOVE Joint Care SENIOR Cat 60 Capsules

YuMOVE Joint Care SENIOR Cat — 60 Capsules

As cats age, their joints feel it first. Stiffness on waking, reluctance to jump, a slower climb to their favourite spot — these are the quiet signs that a senior cat’s joints need more support than diet alone can provide. YuMOVE Joint Care SENIOR Cat is a triple-action joint supplement formulated specifically for older cats, combining scientifically supported active ingredients to soothe stiff joints, maintain joint structure and support everyday mobility. In a simple sprinkle capsule that takes seconds to administer.

Triple-Action Formula

• Soothe — ActivEase® Green Lipped Mussel provides a concentrated source of Omega-3 fatty acids, including ETA (eicosatetraenoic acid), a rare marine fatty acid particularly associated with joint comfort. ActivEase® GLM contains significantly higher levels of active Omega-3 than standard green lipped mussel powders, making it more efficient per dose.
• Support Structure — YuMOVE’s unique form of Hyaluronic Acid helps lubricate and cushion the joint space, supporting the synovial fluid that allows smooth, comfortable movement — particularly important in older cats where natural hyaluronic acid production declines with age.
• Help Mobility — The combined effect of ActivEase® GLM and Hyaluronic Acid, alongside supporting nutrients, works to maintain everyday joint function and keep senior cats moving comfortably through their later years.

Key Features

• ActivEase® Green Lipped Mussel — YuMOVE’s proprietary GLM extract with higher Omega-3 levels than standard GLM powders
• Hyaluronic Acid — Supports joint lubrication and cushioning for comfortable movement
• Scientifically supported ingredients — Formulated with evidence-based actives, not filler ingredients
• Easy to administer — Twist-and-pull capsule; simply sprinkle contents over food — no pilling required
• 60 capsules — Approximately 2 months’ supply for an average senior cat (refer to pack for exact dosing by weight)

Suitable For

Senior cats and adult cats of any age requiring extra joint support. Particularly recommended for cats showing signs of stiffness, reduced mobility or reluctance to jump — and for proactive owners who want to support their cat’s joints before significant stiffness develops.

How To Use

Twist and pull the capsule open. Sprinkle and mix the contents with your cat’s wet or dry food. Refer to the feeding guide on pack for daily amounts by bodyweight. For best results, administer daily as part of your cat’s regular feeding routine. Always ensure fresh water is available.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is ActivEase® Green Lipped Mussel?
ActivEase® is YuMOVE’s proprietary extract of Green Lipped Mussel (GLM), a shellfish native to New Zealand and one of the most researched marine sources of joint-supportive Omega-3 fatty acids. The ActivEase® extraction process preserves a higher concentration of active Omega-3s — including the rare ETA fatty acid — than standard GLM powders, meaning a more effective dose per capsule.

What does Hyaluronic Acid do for cats’ joints?
Hyaluronic Acid is a naturally occurring compound found in synovial fluid — the fluid that lubricates and cushions joints. As cats age, natural production of hyaluronic acid declines, which can contribute to reduced joint comfort and mobility. YuMOVE’s Hyaluronic Acid supplement helps replenish this lubrication, supporting smoother, more comfortable movement in senior cats.

How do I give my cat a capsule?
You don’t need to give it whole. Simply twist and pull the capsule open and sprinkle the powdered contents directly onto your cat’s wet or dry food, then mix in. Most cats tolerate the contents well when mixed into food. No pilling or hiding in treats required.

When should I start my cat on a joint supplement?
YuMOVE Joint Care SENIOR Cat is designed for older cats, but joint support can be beneficial before significant stiffness appears. If your cat is slowing down, reluctant to jump, or showing signs of stiffness after rest, it is a good time to start. Speak to your vet if you are unsure — they can advise on whether a joint supplement is appropriate and whether additional investigation is needed.