Here are the products I used for Laska. These are affiliate links so if you´d like to support the channel, you can click on these links before making a purchase. It won´t cost you anything extra and it will help me to continue making videos: Luma Soothe Light Therapy - lumasoothestore.com/?ref=ce_MV9yObSPtKL Zesty Paws 8-in-1 - go.magik.ly/ml/1t48s/ Zesty Paws Turmeric Curcumin - go.magik.ly/ml/1t48u/ Red Light Therapy Lamp - www.amazon.com/Aumtrly-Upgrade-Infrared-Adjustable-Dual-Chip/dp/B09YQZYNG2/ref=sr_1_39?crid=2GMAZ9UUWQY9G&keywords=red%252Blight%252Btherapy%252Bwith%252Bclip&qid=1682644442&sprefix=red%252Blight%252Btherapy%252Bwith%252Bclip%252Caps%252C133&sr=8-39&th=1&_encoding=UTF8&tag=tangerinet0c5-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=db72bbfe3f7b00789717ec27e9138f40&camp=1789&creative=9325 Duralactin - go.magik.ly/ml/1t48v/ Omega 3 6 9 (I couldn´t find the exact product on Amazon US but this one is similar) - www.amazon.com/Pawfectchow-Fish-Oil-Omega-Dogs/dp/B084Z3NRLW/ref=sr_1_5?crid=GH953W18AZYF&keywords=omega+3+6+9+for+dogs&qid=1682644747&sprefix=omega+3+6+9+for+dogs%252Caps%252C135&sr=8-5&_encoding=UTF8&tag=tangerinet0c5-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=b0618f8cf0e301e900332af5f5920632&camp=1789&creative=9325 Flexadin Flexadin Advanced CBD Oil
The problem with Zesty Paws is they can't provide any information on what's in it. Sources, amounts of things in it, etc. If you ask them they tell you they can't provide it. That's a huge red flag.
Yh i noticed this about a load of the supplement brands out there - pretty much 0 transparency = red flag. I found a brand called Pet Gently in the UK which is more expensive but they tell you exactly what's in it and dosages, where it's made etc - worked great so far
This video almost made me cry with gratitude! My husband collapsed and died suddenly while walking our dog. Now my dog is having issues with walking and I know he is in pain. I am not ready to let him go yet. I am buying your recommendations. Thank you so much!
Have you taken your dog to a chiropractor? Some veterinary hospitals have vets who also do chiropractic care (or, "veterinary spinal manipulation"), and it's made a huge difference for us here. Your mileage may vary, but I recommend looking into it if you haven't already.
I'm so sorry for your loss. My husband also died, albeit at home, not while walking our dogs. I lost my husband, then our first dog, and now our second dog is not well either. Someone needs to cure arthritis in dogs. This is absurd.
@@katiehargrave3731 If you haven't checked them out already, I recommend integrative veterinary practices. They're doing wonders for our dog in restoring her mobility and managing her chronic pain (including arthritis). They don't just identify a symptom and prescribe a pill for the one symptom, they treat the whole dog.
Switching your dog to a raw food carnivore can also make a huge difference, dog foods are very inflammatory! My Malamute is 10 yrs old and when I switched to carnivore for him it improved his arthritis by 85%, I also have done Adequan injections and will do a series at least once a year. I also give him Glycoflex 3 supplements daily. His joint pain is gone, and his fur looks amazing, teeth are healthy and all his plaque has went away on its own....
I went through the same thing with my 15 year old dog and now he's acting like super dog. I also totally changed their diet to human grade and make a lot of it from scratch myself in a crock-pot.
@@marissaannhauserwhole foods. Fresh veggies but mostly human grade meats. Stay away from processed as much as possible. Switch the meals around. Chicken, turkey lamb wild caught salmon is the best but is a little pricey, livers, hearts etc. Fresh greenbeans is good, yellow squash zucchini etc. All the healthy foods we should be eating. Lol food is most important. I also believe you should be careful with over vaccinating, flea preventative etc. I have 4 dogs. When I switched there diet and their bodies got healthy I no longer gave them the posion that kills fleas. Imagine what it's doing to our dogs. I haven't seen a flea in years. Fleas are attracted to mostly, but not always, unhealthy bodies. All the nastiness from the kibble and can. It's not as hard as it seems. I was scared to death to switch my dogs food but then I started using my common sense. What do animals eat in the wild???? Stay away from all the doggie treats as well. They are loaded with crap!!
Title: How I Treated My Dog's Arthritis Fast (Without Drugs or Painkillers) Bullet Point 1: Initially tried CBD oil, joint supplements like Flexidine and Flexidin Advanced to treat elderly dog's arthritis, but they eventually became ineffective. Elaboration: The video starts by explaining that the person's 13.5 year old Husky was suffering from severe arthritis about a year ago. As a first step, they tried giving the dog CBD oil formulated specifically for dogs, starting with 1 drop per day and increasing up to 6 drops per day as it provided relief. However, the CBD oil alone was not enough as the condition progressed. The vet then prescribed Flexidine, a generic joint supplement with glucosamine, which helped initially but became less effective over time. Next, the more expensive Flexidin Advanced with omega-3, vitamin E and other ingredients provided temporary relief before that too proved inadequate for the worsening arthritis. Bullet Point 2: Added supplements like Zesty Paws 8-in-1 Bites, Turmeric Bites, Duralactin, and Omega 3/6/9 supplement. Elaboration: After exhausting the vet-prescribed supplements, the person did extensive research into additional supplements that could potentially help their aging dog's arthritis. Based on recommendations, they decided to try Zesty Paws 8-in-1 Bites (containing ingredients for joints, skin, gut, immune system etc.), Zesty Paws Turmeric Bites (with turmeric and coconut oil which many swear by for arthritis), Duralactin made from dried milk protein, and an omega 3/6/9 supplement with vitamin E to replace the expensive Flexidin Advanced. Bullet Point 3: Began using red light therapy with a clip-on red light device, which provided noticeable improvements. Elaboration: One treatment that provided significant improvement was red light therapy. Initially skeptical, the person researched the science behind it and found compelling evidence of its benefits. They purchased a clip-on red light therapy device that could be positioned 1-4 feet from wherever the dog was resting, leaving it on for 30 minutes to 2 hours. This form of light therapy made a noticeable positive difference for the arthritic dog. Bullet Point 4: Used LumaSoothe 2 light therapy device with different light colors/depths to target arthritis and joint issues. Elaboration: In addition to the clip-on red light, the person used the LumaSoothe 2 light therapy device which emits different colored lights that penetrate to different depths. Following the instructions, they used the deep penetrating lights recommended for conditions like arthritis, back pain, hip dysplasia etc. Unlike the clip-on light, this device requires holding it in position for around 15 minutes while petting the dog. Bullet Point 5: After using the full regimen of supplements and light therapies, the dog went from barely mobile to acting like a puppy again within a couple months. Elaboration: By combining all of these treatments - the various supplements like CBD, turmeric, joint support, omegas and the two light therapy devices - the person saw an incredible transformation in their elderly dog's mobility and energy levels within a couple of months. The dog went from barely being able to move, lay down or go on walks due to severe arthritis pain, to running around the house with a wagging tail, wanting to go on twice daily walks, and exhibiting the energy of a puppy again - all without any drugs or prescription painkillers.
Saya menangis sedih sekali.. saya tidak mungkin bisa mendapatkan semua itu untuk anjing saya, karena saya berada di Indonesia.. kita sangat menderita melihat anjing kita kesakitan dan tidak bisa tidur. 😭😭
@@anjeli341 Maybe you can get real turmeric root, pure, and add that to the dog's food. Add briefly cooked bone (beef) with marrow, those 1 or 2 inch thick pieces. I add some veggies (half volume) cooked in a broth (used those bones) with a mix of medicinal herbs, local stuff. Lots in Indonesia. Add the turmeric and pepper (pepper boosts the working). In Indonesia you can get a lot of the fresh stuff. Omega 3 does not need cold water fish oil, there are many sources. Glucosamine comes from: ground egg shells! And that bone marrow, let the dog chew real bones (not chicken ! they splinter, don't boil or only briefly to get to those outer bacteria, the soft bone parts are excellent). All these 'supplements' are for city folk where the real stuff is hard to get. Reverse engineer to the real stuff - you can get the source goods in Indonesia!
My Golden was starting to show signs of artheritis - i am working in Africa and the only help is rimadyl - however I didnt want to keep giving her painkillers - so i grate fresh turmeric root a tiny pinch of black pepper and coconut oil into her food -and honstly i have a newborn puppy full of get up and go - i also give her omega 3 and off and on a very good probiotic. And being a golden she does have digestive issues just a 3mg of melatonin - all natural and she is on a homemade prepared food lots of veggies and different meat sources
Thank you SO very much for this video =) My Ben also has had his tail down for a couple of years, looking forward to him having his tail up again and running, and having all the energy he used to have. Thanks Jordan =)
❤ so glad to see sweet Laska happy again! Thanks for sharing this with us ! 😊 Turmeric or the golden pasta work great for this, and also for a bunch of other things is so good too.
So far I only have tramadol for my RA. I’m really broke because I can barely walk right now going to try work extra hours to get this stuff for my baby
I have an aging male GSD, and he is now having problems with his hips/legs/joints...Vet said it was arthritis, so now I'm in the process of finding out what will work best for him...he has problems with the stairs in the house, and the main bdrm is up stairs, so I'm on the sofa sleeping: (he won't leave my side,lol), until he's better....here we go.......
Just found out today my dog has arthritis so watching this now. BTW your affiliate links aren't linked properly (at least for me) if you want to get those updated asap!
Can you show the name of the cbd? I’ve been dying to find supplements for that and I have no idea which is quality and how much was good for a dog my size? I’ve been doing research now which led me to this video! Thank you for sharing this!!! I’ve used zesty paws and never got a complete answer of if it was quality or not. I dont want my dog right away to just be on medications, I’ve been trying to find quality supplements. Again thank you so much. I know every dog is different but I have not been getting the help. I have wanted to help my dogs overall wellness besides saying if we notice symptoms and that would be in his hips, to go back to the pain medication. Like you, I am not OK with such a simple answer. I’m trying to find a vet that has knowledge of quality supplements and just general things to do to help my dog and things to avoid.
Same with my dog, he was fine but after he turned 12 he all of a sudden developed hip dysplasia. Glucosamine, Collagen (type 2), Omega 3 and Red Light therapy are the best known and proven things that helps with the bone pain like osteoarthritis and hip dysplasia. One thing I can also recommend for your dogs is to get chicken feet as they are not only very cheap to get but are PACKED with glucosamine, collagen type 2 and other little things, over here I can get 50 chicken feet for less than 10$, then I dehydrate them with cheap dehydrator from Amazon and give like 3 for my mid to big sized dog everyday. As for the red light yes it works wonders for many but it's also very important to study how long to have it on and how close or far you should have the bulb, if miscalculated then the results can be worse or it takes longer to notice the results. Hope your beautiful husky is still doing well. ❤
Thank you soooo much for this information! Our dog is nine and is slowing down a lot. We haven't tried any treatments yet, so it's good to know about what actually works. I'm also happy that Laska is feeling better. She is such a character! A cuddly sweetheart that makes me smile.
I just want to say thank you so very much and I pray God blesses you! I tried all that you said, with a teaspoonful of Turmeric powder in his food everyday, omega 2 fatty acid once in 2 days and the light therapy twice a day and finally Duralactin, twice a day along with his natural cooked food and lots of veggies and in a week I could see major improvements! Thank you, thank you, thank you!
I'm so glad I found this video, my 3/4 wolf husky recently developed some problems I have a scalar & will get the red light along with the supplements...Thanks So Much 🌻
Does anyone have issues with their dog’s hind leg sliding behind the other? She doesn’t do it all the time but we have hard wood floors and it’s like she’s slipping. Outside she walks normal.
That’s typically a sign of growing weakness in the dog’s hind limbs and/or muscles. They lose strength in those areas as they age and/or can develop arthritis like my 14 yo dog has. Might have your vet check your pup out though to identify what the specific problem is.
Make sure the fur under their paws is trimmed. One of my dogs does not have any health issues at all but starts sliding on the hardwood floors when the bottom of his paw hair grows too long. There's good grip outdoors and that does not happen.
Oh well thank God she’s doing so well! This is great information if I come across somebody that is having these problems I will reference them to your video.
My senior dog was on all of those things, plus Gabapentin & Carprofen. Nothing seemed to help. He finally got a shot called Liberala and within a week, I noticed an 80% improvement. It's only a once a month shot he takes. He goes for his 2nd shot tomorrow and they claim it only gets better.
@@monkeybearmax I got the shot for my dog last week, and her health has declined dramatically. My suggestion would be to try everything and save this shot for the absolute last resort option. It has been absolutely heartbreaking. My dog was just having trouble with the stairs and getting restless at night. Now she can barely function.
@@HeyOhKei I’m so sorry 😞 thank you. Yeah I’ve kinda backed off. My vet gave it to his dog with no issues but he told me he’s heard that it’s killed dogs so he didn’t want to give it to mine. Sad this company and other docs ignore serious side effects $$$$
@@vicki7807 Yep! It's not a perfect solution & I still have to help him at times but am glad to still have my buddy with me. I have seen where some dogs with neurological issues end up with more issues when on Librela. Some dogs end up with bad effects & that scared me too but I tried literally everything else & nothing worked. It's made for Osteoarthritis so if you're dog doesn't have that diagnosis, I'd try other options first. If you're interested in it, talk to your vet. My dog just got his 4th shot over the last 2 weeks & has been fine.
It's important to note that human glucosamine will not work for dogs. They need a different formulation to be able to absorb it. There's a really affordable version at Costco, Cosequin, that my vet recommended.
The U.S. vets are now giving dogs a Librela injection monthly. It's affordable and highly successful. Also, Adequan injections you do yourself to your dog at home as a SQ injection also works great, especially in conjunction with Librela. Adequan is like a supplement. Check both of these out.
Librela is very controversial. Even my vet tells me that it is better not to use it. My dog gets Cartrophen injections instead and laser therapy at home. She also goes for hydrotherapy, which really helps heaps.
I’m going to look into those supplements. Someone told me to try glycoflex. I’ve tried other joint supplements in the past and he had bad diarrhea each time though. He’s 13 and having a more noticeable problem with his back legs. 😢.
There’s a relatively new medication out (new to the U.S., it’s been used in the U.K. and a couple of other places for awhile now) called Librela. It’s a once a month injection for arthritic pain that has to be given by the vet. My 14 year old arthritic pup has been doing very well on it so far; it’s really made a difference for him in how well he feels and moves.
CBD isn't cannabis buddy. It's a cannabanoid but it's not the same as THC. THC isn't good for dogs whereas cbd is. Giving dogs straight weed is very irresponsible.
So far I only have tramadol for my RA. I’m really broke because I can barely walk right now going to try work extra hours to get this stuff for my baby
Here are the products I used for Laska. These are affiliate links so if you´d like to support the channel, you can click on these links before making a purchase. It won´t cost you anything extra and it will help me to continue making videos:
Luma Soothe Light Therapy - lumasoothestore.com/?ref=ce_MV9yObSPtKL
Zesty Paws 8-in-1 - go.magik.ly/ml/1t48s/
Zesty Paws Turmeric Curcumin - go.magik.ly/ml/1t48u/
Red Light Therapy Lamp - www.amazon.com/Aumtrly-Upgrade-Infrared-Adjustable-Dual-Chip/dp/B09YQZYNG2/ref=sr_1_39?crid=2GMAZ9UUWQY9G&keywords=red%252Blight%252Btherapy%252Bwith%252Bclip&qid=1682644442&sprefix=red%252Blight%252Btherapy%252Bwith%252Bclip%252Caps%252C133&sr=8-39&th=1&_encoding=UTF8&tag=tangerinet0c5-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=db72bbfe3f7b00789717ec27e9138f40&camp=1789&creative=9325
Duralactin - go.magik.ly/ml/1t48v/
Omega 3 6 9 (I couldn´t find the exact product on Amazon US but this one is similar) - www.amazon.com/Pawfectchow-Fish-Oil-Omega-Dogs/dp/B084Z3NRLW/ref=sr_1_5?crid=GH953W18AZYF&keywords=omega+3+6+9+for+dogs&qid=1682644747&sprefix=omega+3+6+9+for+dogs%252Caps%252C135&sr=8-5&_encoding=UTF8&tag=tangerinet0c5-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=b0618f8cf0e301e900332af5f5920632&camp=1789&creative=9325
Flexadin
Flexadin Advanced
CBD Oil
Is she still alive? I would like to know your thoughts after 1 year. My girl has parkingsons and I'm looking for treatment.
The problem with Zesty Paws is they can't provide any information on what's in it. Sources, amounts of things in it, etc. If you ask them they tell you they can't provide it. That's a huge red flag.
Probably suff you can buy for a quarter of the price.
Yh i noticed this about a load of the supplement brands out there - pretty much 0 transparency = red flag. I found a brand called Pet Gently in the UK which is more expensive but they tell you exactly what's in it and dosages, where it's made etc - worked great so far
Thanks for that information
This video almost made me cry with gratitude! My husband collapsed and died suddenly while walking our dog. Now my dog is having issues with walking and I know he is in pain. I am not ready to let him go yet. I am buying your recommendations. Thank you so much!
I’m so sorry for your loss. What a terrible tragedy you have suffered. My heart goes out to you. ❤
@@kickoutthejams7356 Thank you so much.
Have you taken your dog to a chiropractor? Some veterinary hospitals have vets who also do chiropractic care (or, "veterinary spinal manipulation"), and it's made a huge difference for us here. Your mileage may vary, but I recommend looking into it if you haven't already.
I'm so sorry for your loss. My husband also died, albeit at home, not while walking our dogs. I lost my husband, then our first dog, and now our second dog is not well either. Someone needs to cure arthritis in dogs. This is absurd.
@@katiehargrave3731 If you haven't checked them out already, I recommend integrative veterinary practices. They're doing wonders for our dog in restoring her mobility and managing her chronic pain (including arthritis). They don't just identify a symptom and prescribe a pill for the one symptom, they treat the whole dog.
Switching your dog to a raw food carnivore can also make a huge difference, dog foods are very inflammatory! My Malamute is 10 yrs old and when I switched to carnivore for him it improved his arthritis by 85%, I also have done Adequan injections and will do a series at least once a year. I also give him Glycoflex 3 supplements daily. His joint pain is gone, and his fur looks amazing, teeth are healthy and all his plaque has went away on its own....
It is so hard as our dogs age and this info helps a lot. So happy you were able to help Laska so much.
This is why I love youtube! Thank you so much for sharing!!!
I went through the same thing with my 15 year old dog and now he's acting like super dog. I also totally changed their diet to human grade and make a lot of it from scratch myself in a crock-pot.
Would you be able to share the recipe please it would be greatly appreciated! :)
@@marissaannhauserwhole foods. Fresh veggies but mostly human grade meats. Stay away from processed as much as possible. Switch the meals around. Chicken, turkey lamb wild caught salmon is the best but is a little pricey, livers, hearts etc. Fresh greenbeans is good, yellow squash zucchini etc. All the healthy foods we should be eating. Lol food is most important. I also believe you should be careful with over vaccinating, flea preventative etc. I have 4 dogs. When I switched there diet and their bodies got healthy I no longer gave them the posion that kills fleas. Imagine what it's doing to our dogs. I haven't seen a flea in years. Fleas are attracted to mostly, but not always, unhealthy bodies. All the nastiness from the kibble and can. It's not as hard as it seems. I was scared to death to switch my dogs food but then I started using my common sense. What do animals eat in the wild???? Stay away from all the doggie treats as well. They are loaded with crap!!
Title: How I Treated My Dog's Arthritis Fast (Without Drugs or Painkillers)
Bullet Point 1: Initially tried CBD oil, joint supplements like Flexidine and Flexidin Advanced to treat elderly dog's arthritis, but they eventually became ineffective.
Elaboration: The video starts by explaining that the person's 13.5 year old Husky was suffering from severe arthritis about a year ago. As a first step, they tried giving the dog CBD oil formulated specifically for dogs, starting with 1 drop per day and increasing up to 6 drops per day as it provided relief. However, the CBD oil alone was not enough as the condition progressed. The vet then prescribed Flexidine, a generic joint supplement with glucosamine, which helped initially but became less effective over time. Next, the more expensive Flexidin Advanced with omega-3, vitamin E and other ingredients provided temporary relief before that too proved inadequate for the worsening arthritis.
Bullet Point 2: Added supplements like Zesty Paws 8-in-1 Bites, Turmeric Bites, Duralactin, and Omega 3/6/9 supplement.
Elaboration: After exhausting the vet-prescribed supplements, the person did extensive research into additional supplements that could potentially help their aging dog's arthritis. Based on recommendations, they decided to try Zesty Paws 8-in-1 Bites (containing ingredients for joints, skin, gut, immune system etc.), Zesty Paws Turmeric Bites (with turmeric and coconut oil which many swear by for arthritis), Duralactin made from dried milk protein, and an omega 3/6/9 supplement with vitamin E to replace the expensive Flexidin Advanced.
Bullet Point 3: Began using red light therapy with a clip-on red light device, which provided noticeable improvements.
Elaboration: One treatment that provided significant improvement was red light therapy. Initially skeptical, the person researched the science behind it and found compelling evidence of its benefits. They purchased a clip-on red light therapy device that could be positioned 1-4 feet from wherever the dog was resting, leaving it on for 30 minutes to 2 hours. This form of light therapy made a noticeable positive difference for the arthritic dog.
Bullet Point 4: Used LumaSoothe 2 light therapy device with different light colors/depths to target arthritis and joint issues.
Elaboration: In addition to the clip-on red light, the person used the LumaSoothe 2 light therapy device which emits different colored lights that penetrate to different depths. Following the instructions, they used the deep penetrating lights recommended for conditions like arthritis, back pain, hip dysplasia etc. Unlike the clip-on light, this device requires holding it in position for around 15 minutes while petting the dog.
Bullet Point 5: After using the full regimen of supplements and light therapies, the dog went from barely mobile to acting like a puppy again within a couple months.
Elaboration: By combining all of these treatments - the various supplements like CBD, turmeric, joint support, omegas and the two light therapy devices - the person saw an incredible transformation in their elderly dog's mobility and energy levels within a couple of months. The dog went from barely being able to move, lay down or go on walks due to severe arthritis pain, to running around the house with a wagging tail, wanting to go on twice daily walks, and exhibiting the energy of a puppy again - all without any drugs or prescription painkillers.
Saya menangis sedih sekali.. saya tidak mungkin bisa mendapatkan semua itu untuk anjing saya, karena saya berada di Indonesia.. kita sangat menderita melihat anjing kita kesakitan dan tidak bisa tidur. 😭😭
@@anjeli341 Maybe you can get real turmeric root, pure, and add that to the dog's food. Add briefly cooked bone (beef) with marrow, those 1 or 2 inch thick pieces. I add some veggies (half volume) cooked in a broth (used those bones) with a mix of medicinal herbs, local stuff. Lots in Indonesia. Add the turmeric and pepper (pepper boosts the working). In Indonesia you can get a lot of the fresh stuff. Omega 3 does not need cold water fish oil, there are many sources. Glucosamine comes from: ground egg shells! And that bone marrow, let the dog chew real bones (not chicken ! they splinter, don't boil or only briefly to get to those outer bacteria, the soft bone parts are excellent). All these 'supplements' are for city folk where the real stuff is hard to get. Reverse engineer to the real stuff - you can get the source goods in Indonesia!
Thank you, for the bulletin points.So very helpful. I love that you took your time in creating this video❤🐶
@@anjeli341 I will clean on this. Iam sorry❤.
My Golden was starting to show signs of artheritis - i am working in Africa and the only help is rimadyl - however I didnt want to keep giving her painkillers - so i grate fresh turmeric root a tiny pinch of black pepper and coconut oil into her food -and honstly i have a newborn puppy full of get up and go - i also give her omega 3 and off and on a very good probiotic. And being a golden she does have digestive issues just a 3mg of melatonin - all natural and she is on a homemade prepared food lots of veggies and different meat sources
Thank you so much! My Husky same age, same problems. It was breaking my heart. I am so glad you shared!
Thank you SO very much for this video =) My Ben also has had his tail down for a couple of years, looking forward to him having his tail up again and running, and having all the energy he used to have. Thanks Jordan =)
I grew up with over 25 hunting dogs of different breeds...digs bever had any of the ailments dogs have today...must be the food.
❤ so glad to see sweet Laska happy again! Thanks for sharing this with us ! 😊 Turmeric or the golden pasta work great for this, and also for a bunch of other things is so good too.
Sweet Laska. Hope she is feeling better ❤
Massages and stretching your dogs legs help a lot😊 hot pads and krill/fish oil or fresh caught salmon as well. Good luck to everyone!
So far I only have tramadol for my RA. I’m really broke because I can barely walk right now going to try work extra hours to get this stuff for my baby
I have an aging male GSD, and he is now having problems with his hips/legs/joints...Vet said it was arthritis, so now I'm in the process of finding out what will work best for him...he has problems with the stairs in the house, and the main bdrm is up stairs, so I'm on the sofa sleeping: (he won't leave my side,lol), until he's better....here we go.......
Thanks for your advices and all that informations.
I wish you a Happy New year
Hey bro, I wanted to ask you a question, did you use any of the stuff this guy recommended, and does it actually work
Just ordered all of this🙏🏻 Praying it helps our 11 yr golden/shepherd mix. Her back legs are bad. Thank you so much for this information 🤗
I'm going to try these. My girl is only 5 and it's so hard to watch her struggle.
I have had my 13 year old dog get laser therapy at the vets and that was a game changer for her.
Hey, How many laser therapies did it take before she was back normal?
Thank you for these suggestions ❤️ I really appreciate it. I'll try everything for my dog, Lucy 🐕
Thank you for this! Current treatment for my dog is not working anymore. I was looking for step up. ❤
Thank you so much!! This is really helpful!
A lot of medicine at once??
Did you give your dog all same day?
When did you start seeing an improvement on your dog after using all of these?
Just found out today my dog has arthritis so watching this now. BTW your affiliate links aren't linked properly (at least for me) if you want to get those updated asap!
Can you show the name of the cbd? I’ve been dying to find supplements for that and I have no idea which is quality and how much was good for a dog my size? I’ve been doing research now which led me to this video! Thank you for sharing this!!! I’ve used zesty paws and never got a complete answer of if it was quality or not. I dont want my dog right away to just be on medications, I’ve been trying to find quality supplements. Again thank you so much. I know every dog is different but I have not been getting the help. I have wanted to help my dogs overall wellness besides saying if we notice symptoms and that would be in his hips, to go back to the pain medication. Like you, I am not OK with such a simple answer. I’m trying to find a vet that has knowledge of quality supplements and just general things to do to help my dog and things to avoid.
Thanks for taking the time to make this video & give out this valuable info. I am ordering everything now!
Thank u so much for sharing this we really appreciate it
Precious Laska! So glad she's back to being her old self
Same with my dog, he was fine but after he turned 12 he all of a sudden developed hip dysplasia. Glucosamine, Collagen (type 2), Omega 3 and Red Light therapy are the best known and proven things that helps with the bone pain like osteoarthritis and hip dysplasia.
One thing I can also recommend for your dogs is to get chicken feet as they are not only very cheap to get but are PACKED with glucosamine, collagen type 2 and other little things, over here I can get 50 chicken feet for less than 10$, then I dehydrate them with cheap dehydrator from Amazon and give like 3 for my mid to big sized dog everyday.
As for the red light yes it works wonders for many but it's also very important to study how long to have it on and how close or far you should have the bulb, if miscalculated then the results can be worse or it takes longer to notice the results.
Hope your beautiful husky is still doing well. ❤
Thank you soooo much for this information! Our dog is nine and is slowing down a lot. We haven't tried any treatments yet, so it's good to know about what actually works. I'm also happy that Laska is feeling better. She is such a character! A cuddly sweetheart that makes me smile.
I just want to say thank you so very much and I pray God blesses you! I tried all that you said, with a teaspoonful of Turmeric powder in his food everyday, omega 2 fatty acid once in 2 days and the light therapy twice a day and finally Duralactin, twice a day along with his natural cooked food and lots of veggies and in a week I could see major improvements! Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Thank you for sharing, my 13years old husky having same issue I m going to try everything you recommend.
Thank you my frenchie jumped the wrong way and is limping now I’m gonna try this
I'm so glad I found this video, my 3/4 wolf husky recently developed some problems I have a scalar & will get the red light along with the supplements...Thanks So Much 🌻
Thank you for your video! I have husky and she has arthritis. I will definitely try red light therapy.
Does anyone have issues with their dog’s hind leg sliding behind the other? She doesn’t do it all the time but we have hard wood floors and it’s like she’s slipping. Outside she walks normal.
That’s typically a sign of growing weakness in the dog’s hind limbs and/or muscles. They lose strength in those areas as they age and/or can develop arthritis like my 14 yo dog has. Might have your vet check your pup out though to identify what the specific problem is.
Make sure the fur under their paws is trimmed. One of my dogs does not have any health issues at all but starts sliding on the hardwood floors when the bottom of his paw hair grows too long. There's good grip outdoors and that does not happen.
Mine does the same thing because of our floors. What helps a lot is cutting the feet hair from around the pads and putting rugs down.
Great video man probs a combination of all these things
Oh well thank God she’s doing so well! This is great information if I come across somebody that is having these problems I will reference them to your video.
My senior dog was on all of those things, plus Gabapentin & Carprofen. Nothing seemed to help. He finally got a shot called Liberala and within a week, I noticed an 80% improvement. It's only a once a month shot he takes. He goes for his 2nd shot tomorrow and they claim it only gets better.
On FB there is a whole group that claims it killed their dog, I’m torn.
@@monkeybearmax I got the shot for my dog last week, and her health has declined dramatically. My suggestion would be to try everything and save this shot for the absolute last resort option. It has been absolutely heartbreaking. My dog was just having trouble with the stairs and getting restless at night. Now she can barely function.
Is he still doing good.... its newer and I'm always concerned with possible bad side effects
@@HeyOhKei I’m so sorry 😞 thank you. Yeah I’ve kinda backed off. My vet gave it to his dog with no issues but he told me he’s heard that it’s killed dogs so he didn’t want to give it to mine. Sad this company and other docs ignore serious side effects $$$$
@@vicki7807 Yep! It's not a perfect solution & I still have to help him at times but am glad to still have my buddy with me. I have seen where some dogs with neurological issues end up with more issues when on Librela. Some dogs end up with bad effects & that scared me too but I tried literally everything else & nothing worked. It's made for Osteoarthritis so if you're dog doesn't have that diagnosis, I'd try other options first. If you're interested in it, talk to your vet. My dog just got his 4th shot over the last 2 weeks & has been fine.
Laser therapy is fantastic for arthritis
So Omega 3 fish oil w/Dha/Epa is good?
It's important to note that human glucosamine will not work for dogs. They need a different formulation to be able to absorb it. There's a really affordable version at Costco, Cosequin, that my vet recommended.
Thanks so much for this!
LED light therapy works! I use it for my skin to keep wrinkles at bay. I also use it for pain on humans and my four Pekingese babies ❤❤❤❤❤
Where did you get the light
How much dosage for dog in time of application per session?
Thank you for this video 🙏
Great video
The U.S. vets are now giving dogs a Librela injection monthly. It's affordable and highly successful. Also, Adequan injections you do yourself to your dog at home as a SQ injection also works great, especially in conjunction with Librela. Adequan is like a supplement. Check both of these out.
What's the cost?
@@threewishes777Adequan for 13 pound dog is $12 per shot monthly. Don’t know about the Librela-1st have heard of it.
Make sure you look into side effects. The labrella has some really horrible side effects
@@chrizzle6140like what side effects?!
Librela is very controversial. Even my vet tells me that it is better not to use it. My dog gets Cartrophen injections instead and laser therapy at home. She also goes for hydrotherapy, which really helps heaps.
I swear by turmeric I give my dog 2 minutes but I gave him the root kind
Thanks for sharing
I’m going to look into those supplements. Someone told me to try glycoflex. I’ve tried other joint supplements in the past and he had bad diarrhea each time though. He’s 13 and having a more noticeable problem with his back legs. 😢.
Arnica 30c and rhus tox 30c and ruta grev 30c. Bone broth and cod liver oil. Hilton herbs UK and Dorwest herbs uk. Dr Andrew Jones veterinary secrets.
Ooooh I do have Cbd oil in my medicine cabinet. Yaaay
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There’s a relatively new medication out (new to the U.S., it’s been used in the U.K. and a couple of other places for awhile now) called Librela. It’s a once a month injection for arthritic pain that has to be given by the vet. My 14 year old arthritic pup has been doing very well on it so far; it’s really made a difference for him in how well he feels and moves.
Great to see upstanding Doogie owners 👏
Called weed, except just diluted expensive version, I mean come on. Just make dog treats with weed in it, be cheaper.
CBD isn't cannabis buddy. It's a cannabanoid but it's not the same as THC. THC isn't good for dogs whereas cbd is. Giving dogs straight weed is very irresponsible.
Coconut oil is bad for dogs and humans. Search on youtube for the video on the study by Kiran Krishnan coconut oil dogs.
What? That doesn't sound right Lol
Not one mention of the diet. He could have avoided all those supplemments and spending by just going BARF/Prey model Raw
Planet Ayurveda Bony Vet syrup is the best joint supplement for pets on the market."
FUCK this new algorithm from TH-cam!!
So far I only have tramadol for my RA. I’m really broke because I can barely walk right now going to try work extra hours to get this stuff for my baby