BENEFITS
Voltrex may assist dogs experiencing:
✓ Joint inflammation or arthritis
✓ Cruciate ligament injuries (ACL tears)
✓ Hip dysplasia or ligament strain
✓ Disc disease or spinal cord inflammation
✓ Lameness or difficulty bearing weight
Additional benefits may include:✓ Supports circulation to injured joints and ligaments
✓ Helps reduce inflammation and discomfort
✓ Encourages healing of connective tissues
✓ Supports recovery from musculoskeletal injuries
✓ Helps dogs move more comfortably as healing progresses
- 100% natural herbal blend – Made from organically grown, whole-herb extracts in concentrated powdered form. All ingredients are human-grade and produced in FDA-inspected, GMP-certified facilities.
- Formulated by a holistic vet – Created in consultation with world-renowned integrative veterinarian Dr. Steve Marsden, using the wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
- Whole-plant synergy – Uses complete herbal extracts, not isolated compounds, to ensure maximum potency and healing benefit through the natural synergy of the full plant profile.
Using Voltrex with Lumbrex
Voltrex and Lumbrex are often used together but support the spine and joints in different stages of healing.
Voltrex is typically used first, during the early stages of injury when inflammation is present. Its focus is supporting circulation and helping inflamed tissues begin the healing process.
Lumbrex is usually introduced after initial improvement, when the focus shifts to restoring spinal circulation, nerve function, and long-term mobility. In some cases, the two formulas may be used together during recovery as part of a broader rehabilitation plan.
If you’re unsure which product is most appropriate for your dog’s situation, feel free to contact us and we will be happy to help.
Voltrex by Gold Standard Herbs
- Turmeric root
- Cinnamon twig
- Ginseng root
- Bupleurum root
- Large Leaf Gentian root
- White Peony root
- Pinellia rhizome
- Licorice root root
- Scutellaria root
- Ginger rhizome
- Jujube
- Natural flavouring
Caution:
Consult with your vet before adding any supplements to your dog's diet.

