Arthritis Joint Pain
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Dog health question…. is it possible for a dog with joint pain/arthritis to still have bursts of activity?
If a dog has been showing signs of discomfort when laying down/sitting and not being able to move as quickly during every day movement, slow to get up etc but then suddenly turns into a 2 year old when a tennis ball is produced and willing to run after it and jump up on chairs to get toys etc as if nothing is wrong?
Thanks. The two things just seemed incompatible to me but he is 12 years old now and he has been slowing down gradually for a few months except when it came to chasing a tennis ball and has gotten worse since he was playing a 90 minute session of fetch with my nephew while i was out….
I’m putting him on seraquin as soon as i can get it.
It’s absolutely possible. Think of it this way…dogs in the wild (or other animals too) do NOT show weakness to the pack or they could be “culled”. If the dog loves a particular toy or treat, they will do ANYTHING for it. Unfortunately, they will pay for it later in pain.
Have you tried a glucosamine/chondroitin supplement for the dog? It works wonders on joints. My dogs have been ojn the all their lives and even at 12 years old, the eldestr is showing no joint or arthritic discomfort. Good luck to you.