Free Sample Natural Defence Dog Treats
Today’s Free Canadian Sample is from Natural Defense, but it is not a repeat. Oh no.
Do not adjust your computer screens! Do not rub your eyes in disbelief! Not too long ago this brand was offering samples of their dog food. But not, they’ve moved on to…uh, smaller and better things.
These free Canadian samples are tiny, but powerful. Like Bruce Lee. Or Altoids. So powerful, in fact, that they’ve been clinically proven to increase joint mobility (and general happiness) of Fido in just 6 weeks.
They’re calling it their 6 week challenge (how dramatic), and they want you to be a part of it.
“Every day feed your dog one of our healthy joint snacks. They’re made with Mobilia ComplexTM, a unique blend of ingredients and natural extracts clinically proven to encourage joint mobility. Besides glucosamine and Omega 3 fatty acids, our tasty treats also contain Green Lipped Mussel Powder. Research shows our formula can help encourage joint mobility in as little as six weeks.”
When they say research, pretend as if they’re saying r’searrrrrrrch. Much more convincing to be British.
By registering for this Free Canadian Sample, you’ll get your joint care treats, PLUS 5 coupons each worth $1 off. Which calls not for just 1 schwing, but schwing x5!
NOTE: Existing members, log in and go to “Dog’s Information” on the left hand panel of your account. Under Joint Care Program, tick the box that says you wish to take part in this free Canadian sample. Live happily ever.
The Free Canadian Sample: Click here to have a dog that’s healthier than you.
**Today’s program was brought to you by the letter Musicnut.
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