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Foley's Tails From Rainbow Bridge: What a Dog Wants
Let me tell you, as your faithful dog correspondent on both sides of the River of Life for 16 years, do not try to figure out what a dog wan...
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We are all taking glucosamine, dogs and humans, to keep our joints young.
ReplyDeleteWe're not, but when we had doggies they looked forward to the joint supplements.
ReplyDeleteWe both get a fish oil capsule in our breakfast kibble along with a dab of plain nonfat yogurt.
ReplyDeleteWoos - Lightning and Misty
Yes - Hazel takes supplements and glucosamine for arthritis.
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Hazel & Mabel
that's a good idea... we add some coconut oil or salmon oil to my food efurry day and the mama will look for some healthy stuff she can add too :o)
ReplyDeleteNo, not really. Roxy is now on a joint supplement, but it is in kangaroo-flavoured tablets. That's because of her wonky foot....more a preventative measure.
ReplyDeleteI'm not, but Finley takes some.
ReplyDeleteJoey dog used to get a spoon full of olive oil or a pat of butter every day when he was older.
ReplyDeleteShadow is 14 and has some arthritis so he gets Zuke's Hip and Joint and Mobility. We just started Nupro supplement and both dogs seem bouncier and of course their food (wellness) is full of good stuff too. It's a joy to see Shadow (14) and Zari (3) do zoomies together! I think supplements help and they love them!! Becky
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