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Honeybeesmom1
MemberHi,
Had to run my Boston mix to vet because she ran for one second outside and hurt her back.
He gave pain pills.
I know she needs a Glucosamine ( Gonna put all the dogs on them – because they are all older anyway).
I saw the product NOW that was glucosamine in a powder and one in capsules.
Which is best and what mg do I get?
Their weights rang from 5 to 12 lbs. Thanks!Hound Dog Mom
ParticipantHi honeybeesmom1 –
For therapeutic effect I’ve generally seen the recommended dose of glucosamine as being 500 mg. per 25 lbs. I’d start them on about 250 mg. for about 2 weeks and if you see improvement cut the dose in half or give it every other day. You might get better results if you give a combination supplement that contains chondroitin and/or MSM in addition to the glucosamine and, additionally, give an anti-inflammatory such as boswellia, yucca, turmeric, bromelain or tart cherry.
Honeybeesmom1
MemberThanks HDM! The knowledge and help that you and others have here are amazing!
I will get the glucosamine & chondroitin w/ MSN in 250 mg.
The tumeric…is that in the grocery isle? What doseage of that would I give?Hound Dog Mom
ParticipantHere is a wonderful resource on turmeric, including a dosage chart:
ottawavalleydogwhisperer.blogspot.com/2012/11/turmeric-and-curcumin-good-for-your.html
Honeybeesmom1
MemberThank you much- that site is a wealth of info!
InkedMarie
MemberHDM, wouldn’t the Swanson Mobility Essentils you suggested to me be a good thing too?
Hound Dog Mom
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