Hello, Cindy,
If the glucosamine/Chondroitin doesn't help, there are a number of
other very useful things that may help. Rimidyl and adequan are both, I
think, now in use in canines.......not sure on the adequan but your vet
will know. Maybe someone else on the list knows? (I haven't had a dog
with these problems in some time). Additionally, injections of haluronic
acid (synthetic joint fluid) are extremely helpful.
Suze
Cindy Koehring wrote:
> Now that should last awhile, even for a German Shepherd. She is really
> bad. If this works, it will be a miracle and I'll let you all know.
> Cindy Koehring
>
>
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