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Dogs and arthritis
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My dog broke his leg a couple of years ago. The vet wired his leg up that has left him with a bent leg (at the bottom just above paw) this has put a strain on the joint which has led to arthritis. He doesn't seem to be in pain when he walks, but the following day he is really stiff. Do you think a bandage or some sort of support would help and if so are there special support for dogs?
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Have you tried him on a supplement such as Greenleaf tablets or 4Joints ..even a spoonful of vegetable or sunflower on his food now and again may help to keep his joints moving and help the stiffness.
http://www.dogmobility.com/dressingsandwoundca re.html
Have you tried him on a supplement such as Greenleaf tablets or 4Joints ..even a spoonful of vegetable or sunflower on his food now and again may help to keep his joints moving and help the stiffness.
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Tried him on Glou.tablets(cant spell the rest!)because they were marvellous on my old colly. They did not appear to help much I wonder if it is because the arthritis is an injury and not the wear and tear sort he takes cod liver oil regularly.
I have also heard that he cannot wear a magnetic collar if they have been chipped - which he has.
Thank you for your help I am going to try devils claw as my next step
Tried him on Glou.tablets(cant spell the rest!)because they were marvellous on my old colly. They did not appear to help much I wonder if it is because the arthritis is an injury and not the wear and tear sort he takes cod liver oil regularly.
I have also heard that he cannot wear a magnetic collar if they have been chipped - which he has.
Thank you for your help I am going to try devils claw as my next step