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It was interesting to read the previous poster's comment regarding MSM. My vet told me to make certain that MSM was part of the concoction while looking for Glucosamine, Chondroitin supplements for my dogs.
I researched MSM and found the following statement: MSM is a natural sulfur-containing compound produced by kelp in the ocean. Sulfur is stored in almost every cell in the body. The highest concentrations are found in joints, hair, skin, and nails. MSM is claimed to be an antioxidant, cell rejuvenator, and joint healer. (was found in Fosters and Smith's Pet Education)
I'll leave it to the readers to make their own judgment. I will ensure that my dogs have MSM as part of their supplement.
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Yes. I think this osteo-pet total joint care for dogs is amazing. My vet prescribed me the same thing for my German Shepherd's hind legs...but it was more expensive. Double the price!!! This Osteo-pet works wonder and for half a price. I did my research and found that everything was the same just that the name was different. Definitely recommended for dogs with joint pain.We've tried several different products to provide the glucosamine/chondroitin that our vet says our aging pooches need. The dogs like these chewable wafers, but there are only 60 in the bottle for $25. Since both of our dogs weigh more than 60 pounds, they are supposed to take 3 a day. At that rate, the bottle will last less than a month. We're still looking for the ideal product--one that the dogs will take without a hassle, and that costs less per dose than this one does.My dogs love these things. I pick up the jar while they are asleep 3 rooms away and they come running. The dog I bought them for has not had a single hip issue since.Our golden retriever was having real problem with his right hip, following surgery for an ACL injury. Already suffering some degree of dysplasia and arthritis, the surgery seemed to have exacerbated his hip problems, probably due to the shift of weight and gait during the process of healing.The bottom line was that his hip was clearly causing him discomfort. We tried a variety of prescription and nonprescription medications, to no avail. After two weeks on Osteo-Pet, he is markedly improved. His mobility is noticeably better, and he's begun running (okay, trotting), something we hadn't seen in months.
Since we've also changed him over to a raw diet, it's possible that the Osteo-Pet supplement isn't wholly responsible for his significant improvement, but it does seem to be coincidental with the exact time frame that we started on the product. I'd recommend trying it; different regimens work with different dogs. Osteo-Pet worked for us.
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It looks like what I am looking for very impressive blog. Min fourteen year old miniature schnauzer is suffering from joints pain and feeling difficulty while walking. I am looking for some dog joint supplements that will respond well. If anyone have any idea than please guide me.
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