Dog supplements

I used these when my dogs suffered from the same...seemed to make an improvement and stop the limping come stiffness off arthritis, I used to crush them and mix in their meals. amazon.co.uk/gp/…c=1

our labrador was limping and so my husband took him to the vet, who recommended youmove. he missed out on black friday sale but now pays just over £17pm for the tablets.

it has helped as our labrador doesn't limp as badly now, and it has been about 3 months i think.

My dog is on Jointsure. Have a look on Amazon, they contain the same ingredients as Yumove but are a lot cheaper.

Coconut oil is good for their joints and skin. Just start off with a small quarter tea spoon and increase over time.

Have you looked at feeding him your own food? We did this with our 13 year old ridgeback and she sprinted through the next few years. She previously had dry food (not inexpensive) but we started to make our own and she really flourished for the next 3 years.

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If it really is arthritis and it's been diagnosed by a vet, I would discuss with them the possibility of prescribing him galiprant, it's probably the best thing you can get for a dog with joint problems and arthritis.
One of my colliies who I've sadly just lost was on it for the last couple of years and it made such a difference to his everyday wellbeing and pain management. (edited)

Are you sure he hasn't got dog gout instead?

You said he had a raw diet, too much protein cause gout in dogs & I guess that can be mistaken for arthritis.

Your dog looks lovely.

With our wonderful old Goldendoodle we use CBD oil (Asda), Yumove (cheaper on direct subscription) and monthly Librela injections (not cheap). Budget sardines now and then as well.

All have helped but unfortunately no idea really which is the most beneficial.

I have to say Yumove, had a cocker spaniel and had him on yumove for his joints. Really helped. He also suffered very bad bout of pancreatitis was fine with yumove still.

I used to get these for my old boy.

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I also bought the youmove but he wouldn't touch them ended up donating them to the foodbank.

Hope all goes well and enjoy everyday you have with your boy

Ask your Vet for a recommendation - hence the Antinol I mentioned. Would you not suggest asking your GP or Pharmacist rather than 'randoms' on a deal site?