Ricky Said:

does anyone have any idea what would be a good arthritis medicine for my dog?

We Answered:

Hi! I have a black lab who has arthritis pain, and I hate to see her suffer from it...at first I went with arthritis medicine that my vet gave me, but it made my dog very sluggish, and I couldn't bear to see her like that. I weaned her off the arthritis medicine, and switched to Dinovite, which a neighbor had recommended to me. It's all-natural and helps different processes inside a dog's body, from their digestive system to their immune system, and helps ease dog arthritis, too. I tried it for my dog, and I did see a decrease in her arthritis after a few months, and she even became more energetic! No matter which type of dog arthritis solution you utilize, be sure to read up on it first - here's some info on Dinovite: http://k9healthsolutions.com/product.htm…

Pedro Said:

Can I give my dog human medicine for her arthritis?

We Answered:

Never give any type of human meds to a dog without the ok of a vet.

Vivian Said:

What kind of over-the-counter medicine can I give my dog for arthritis?

We Answered:

Some of the natural ingredients found to be beneficial in canine arthritis are:

Devil's Claw (native exclusive to Africa) - Scientific research in the West has confirmed the benefits of Devil’s Claw in supporting muscle, cartilage and joint health. It is also well known as a digestive tonic and is beneficial in the support of liver and gall bladder health.

Arthrospira platenis (Spirulina) is a single celled micro-organism found in the sea and is widely used as a source of chlorophyll. Widely used for its nutritive properties, Spirulina contains protein, vitamins (including B12 and folic acid) and carotenoids. This sea algae has been used in Chinese medicine for thousands of years as a tonic to support energy and vitality, as well as healthy liver and immune system functioning and all around systemic health.

Calcium fluoride (6cH) is a biochemic tissue salt which helps to support routine elasticity to all cells and body tissues and maintain easy movement in the body.

Natrium sulphate (6cH) is a biochemic tissue salt also known as the 'cell cleanser' and also helps to maintain balance in all body fluids. It is invaluable for a range of uses, and helps to support the health of the liver, pancreas, urinary tract system, respiratory system and digestive system and is particularly useful for maintaining bone health.

Glucosamine sulphate is a crucial element in the support and maintenance of healthy cartilage, which provides cushioning at the end of the bones and between joints. Due to promising results in a number of clinical trials, this nutritional substance has been approved in more than 70 countries. It is also useful in easing normal age-related stiffness, and studies have demonstrated that this supplement is as effective in animals as it is in humans.

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Naomi Said:

Recommendations for older dog arthritis medicine?

We Answered:

Get him some Glucosamine with Chondroitin. Goldshield do a special one for dogs called Flexipaws.

I always start my dogs on it once they get to 7 years old and it really does help to keep arthritis at bay. My 12, 10 and 9 yr olds still run around like puppies and they have no sign of arthritis or stiffness in their joints.

Diane Said:

Has anyone had any experience giving their dog the arthritis medicine zubrin?

We Answered:

I have used Zubrin intermittently here. What is your question? I like Zubrin the best out of all the anti-inflammatories.