My dog has arthritis,what measures should i take to cure him?
Recent Posts
- Does a total knee replacement have an effect on rheumatoid arthritis?
- Any name ideas for my book?
- should cannabis be legalized now?
- I am 23 and have joint achiness in every joint every once in a while. Tested out for Rheumatoid arthritis.?
- If I tell my therapist I use to cut does she have to tell my parents?
- If I tell my therapist I use to cut does she have to tell my parents?
- HAS ANYONE USED SUBOXONE FOR PAIN MANAGMENT WHEN UNABLE TO USE OTHER NARCOTICS DUE TO ABUSE..?
- what kind of information do you have on Rheumatoid arthritis?
- Am I feeling sick because of lack of sleep?
- Oil of oregano could possibly help you pass drug tests?
- Do dogs have leg cramps, or is it arthritis?
- Rheumatoid arthritis after baby?
- Autoimmune Disorder: Anyone know anything about it?
- I don’t know what to do with my broken teeth. ?
- Why is knee replacement only done after age 50 or so?
Categories
- Arthritis (744)
- Arthritis Cure (471)
- Arthritis Diet (493)
- Arthritis Pain (555)
- Arthritis Relief (298)
- Arthritis Symptoms (675)
- Arthritis Treatment (673)
- Dog Arthritis (857)
- Juvenile Arthritis (399)
- Osteoarthritis (390)
- Psoriatic Arthritis (219)
- Rheumatoid Arthritis (186)
Archives
- May 2012 (105)
- April 2012 (232)
- March 2012 (215)
- February 2012 (83)
- January 2012 (30)
- December 2011 (68)
- November 2011 (202)
- October 2011 (213)
- September 2011 (137)
- August 2011 (110)
- July 2011 (128)
- June 2011 (127)
- May 2011 (277)
- April 2011 (370)
- March 2011 (270)
- February 2011 (267)
- January 2011 (317)
- December 2010 (360)
- November 2010 (348)
- October 2010 (379)
- September 2010 (377)
- August 2010 (392)
- July 2010 (683)
- June 2010 (270)
Deramaxx
This will not cure him, but help with the inflamation. It’s is very effective and safe. But go see a vet first. Good luck.
there is no cure for arthritis as far as i know, only pain relief
No cure for arthritis in human or dogs. Take him to the vet and get him some anti inflammatories and pain meds to alleviate the pain.
You can’t cure arthritis. depending on the size of dog, a minimal dose of aspirin with food when he/she looks like it hurts. Some doggie massages would probably feel good, provide a warm & cushy bed.
These are great supplements for him..If you read the ‘letters’ they are genuine!
http://springtimeinc.com/product/88/2
http://springtimeinc.com/product/131/2
You can not cure him, but speak with your veterinarian. They have things that can ease the pain & inflamation to make movement easier for him. They do work. My brother’s dog has arthritis in his hips & they have him on something the vet gave them.
There is no cure, but there is a treatment through your vet, glucosamine/chondriotin it works great on arthritis pain w/ dogs.
Everyone is right. There is not cure for Arthritis. However, there is some relief from the pain associated with it. There is also medication to help with inflammation, which will also help ease the pain. Do NOT give you animals human medications without first checking with their vet. Medications that are harmless to you and I can be fatal to pets.
My husband had a dog with arthritis. He used glucosamine / chondriotin. It is essentially the same for dogs and humans. However, check with your vet for the dosage.
There is no cure just maintenance. You can help by giving the dog joint supplements. Also, keep the dog lean and exercise only the amount your vet recommends.
Take him to the vet and they’ll recomend a certain pill the dogs will take with their food.
Thats what I did.
You can’t cure him but you can treat him. One treatment that is available for pets but not so much for humans is direct injection of the joint with glucosamine/chondriotin sulfates. This is EXTREMELY effective in treating pain but only lasts a few weeks. You will have to bring him in for repeated treatment.
Although effective for dogs, humans don’t get much of this type of treatment. It’s being used for knee pain to extend the time before a patient needs a knee replacement. And it is in the experimental stages for the same with hip replacement.
Note that this is a hell of alot different than oral supplementation with glucosamine/chondroitin (which basically does nothing). Injecting it directly into the joint is what makes it effective.
Please, don’t take any decision by yourself or any other people than a good vet. He must be checked and must take some medicines and/or change his food.
There is no cure for arthritis in dogs or humans. I would check with your vet. There are canine medications that will ease the swelling, pain and help cushion the joints. Humans take condroiten and glucosemine, and they make it for dogs also. I have given my dog the human stuff (it is less expensive), but it depends on the size of the dog, how much to give him. If you have a good vet, they will tell you how many Mg’s of human medication to give him. If they aren’t nice and they just want to make money, they will not tell you, but charge you for the canine stuff. I am lucky to have a good vet, that if there is a human equivalent OTC medication, she will tell me how much to give my dogs.
Just like humans dogs get arthritis as they get older. There is a med that you can get from your vet. Rimadill (not sure of spelling) but it can provide great relief of the inflammation in the joints.
There is also a thing called, ‘Tellington Ttouch’ that can help. It is a hands on thing that can do for different ailments but the one for arthritis that can help if it is done on a regular basis. It is an amazing therapy and works most of the time. It was originated from a therapy for horses but was found so effective it now covers dogs and cats, too.