There are two things that predispose your pets to arthritis, especially dogs: obesity and genes. If you have German Shepherds, Labrador Retrievers, Great Danes, chances are that your pets may develop osteoarthritis and other joint problems specific to certain breeds and in general, 30% of most dogs and cats as they grow older. In general, [...]
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Your Pet and Glucosamine
December 20th, 2010
pet-admin Uri acid is part of red meat and this meat is found in a lot of dog foods. The dilemma is that too much uric acid is a cause of arthritis. Glucosamine helps reduce the inflammation. Cartilage and synovial fluid have glucosamine in them; cartilage is part of the connective tissue and synovial fluid is [...]
Glucosamine and Arthritis in Pets
December 20th, 2010
pet-admin Pets are usually very active and robust when it comes to outdoor activities. Dogs especially, love to run around, fetch, and play. Cats are very nimble, love to jump and climb but tend to take life a little easier. So what happens when we notice our pets are not acting like they usually do? If [...]


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