Sashas Blend, Joint Guard, Or Something Else?

[westiemum]

Yes I think its what works for different dogs... my 8 year old arthritic boy (arthritis diagnosed during an ACL repair 18 months ago) is on Jointguard, Fish Oil capsules (one a day - as someone said he thinks they are a treat! :p), an oily fish meal a week (mackeral or sardines) and a sylvet capsule once a month. He did really well on cartrophen injections too - so well that the vet suggested we drop back to sylvet capsules, which I can give at home and he's doing really well on those too.

Hope you find a good routine for your dog which works for you.

Cheers,

Westiemum :p

[jenkie99]

Hi we use Revive we found sashas blend worked on the short term but not on the long term. this is a great Aust product. it is on the www.innawinner.com web site

[kamuzz]

  BostonGirl said:

  kamuzz said:

We use Joint Guard now. because Mr Fussy wouldn't look at his food with Sashas Blend.

Our vet also has biscuits that we resort to when he is going through a really fussy spell.

Did you know Joint Guard now comes as a treat, my vet gave us a sample when we were there last, they are liver and she really likes them

Ooh thanks for that. Will ask about this next time we are in.

[Guest Willow]

ok, so we've nearly finished our Hills j/d bag, and I will not be buying another Jarrah loves the food (he would love anything though) but it is very pricey, and I have been finding it inconvenient, for various reasons.....it's just not for us.

so, back to the drawing board.

am going to try glucosamine/chondroitin next, and fish oil....he will go nuts over the sardines too....can't wait to see his face when I drop *those* in his bowl!!!