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Hi there, I have two German shepherds running around in the garden Daft. They are only 8 months and have each?

suffered from sore legs. This problem tends to recur every four weeks or so. The vet then prescribed Norocarp. We are about to embark on glucosamine and chondroitin tablets. This natural remedy is usually recommended for older dogs with arthritis. Has anyone used it for dogs young and has been successful in the treatment of painful legs?

Norocarp is an anti-inflammatory. Glucosamine and Chondroitin work preservation of cartilage in the joints. While the destruction of cartilage results in inflammatory arthritis that is, not all inflammation is linked to arthritis or joints. You can feed and CONDROITIN Glucosamine as a supplement in anticipation of the deterioration cartilage with age, but it is unlikely to affect their current lameness. If you really think that the dysplasia. So you need to get hip X-rays for definitive diagnosis. At eight months, I would be questioning "wandering leg" lameness, "Growing Pains", or more correctly panosteitis called. I think it is more likely. If they do not eat great food for adults to race at this age is probably what it is. In six months, large dogs like GSDs should be on adult food. The nutritional profile of puppy food is too rich, causing the pups grow up too fast This pano. On the behavior spazy, GSDs are herding dogs. This means that high energy prices. They will bounce off the walls, especially if they have not enough exercise. walk hand alone is unlikely to be sufficient for the vast majority of GSDs. I exercise mine with three sets of search duration of 10-20 each scattered throughout the day.

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