Unlock Joint Health and Mobility: The Benefits of Nutraceuticals for Senior Dogs

Maintaining a trim waistline, a nutritious diet, and a healthy lifestyle are crucial for senior dogs. Adding nutraceuticals to their regimen can prevent joint deterioration and inflammation, ensuring your senior dog stays active and comfortable.

Dr. Moran explains, “Joints are like an old house, and nutraceuticals are the materials needed to keep them healthy. While you might not see an immediate response, you're investing in the future joint health of your dog.”

Our Tried-and-True Supplements for Senior Dog Joint Health:

Green-Lipped Mussel Powder—The Silver Woof is excited to partner with Technyflex, our shop's only registered Green-Lipped Mussel powder product. Green-lipped mussel Powder is renowned for its anti-inflammatory properties, which provide relief from joint pain and improve mobility. It is a natural source of glucosamine and chondroitin, essential for maintaining healthy cartilage and joints.

Anti-inflammatory Injections—Our vet administers these injections, which are given once a week for four weeks every four months.

4-Cyte Epiitalis Forte Gel - Available at our vet’s office.

Turmeric Paste - Homemade; recipe page here.

Hempseed Oil - Excellent for general well-being, mental health, and joints. Always choose organic and Australian-made products.

CBD Oil - Derived from hemp, CBD oil can help reduce inflammation, alleviate pain, treat early signs of dementia and anxiety and improve the overall well-being of senior dogs. It is known for its calming effects and can aid in managing anxiety and stress. Ensure you choose high-quality, organic CBD oil specifically formulated for pets. CBD oil is regulated in Australia, so you’ll need a visit to your vet and a prescription to purchase it.

To read more about the benefits of CBD oil check out our article here www.thesilverwoof.com/hempseedandcbdoil

Always consult your vet before adding nutraceuticals to your senior dog’s routine to ensure there are no contraindications with current medications.

Note* The advice on this page is general and may not be suitable for every dog. The Silver Woof team highly recommends consulting your veterinarian before changing your Silver Woof’s environment, routine, or diet.

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