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"I use this product on
my 8 year old Maltese
x Shih Tzu Ollie. He has
loose patellas and when
he walks his joints click.
I have been giving Ollie
the Osteo Chews for
over a year now and
when we first started I
noticed a difference in
a week. He wasn't limping or slow. He started
playing with our 2 year old Maltese Lillie and
running around. His joints only click when he
climbs stairs now.
A large tub of the chews lasts us a few
months so it is really well worth the money,
and it is wonderful to see Ollie running
around and enjoying life.
- Tegan from Victoria, vet-n-pet DIRECT customer
PAW OSTEOCARE CHEWS 500G
FROM THE BLOG...
Chocolate:
Deadly
for
Dogs!
Chances are you have heard that chocolate can kill dog's
and it's not just an old wives tale, it is a fact! But why is
chocolate so dangerous for dogs? To find out the facts
and why chocolate is so dangerous for dog's as well as
all the signs and symptoms you need to be aware of visit:
blog.vetnpetdirect.com.au/chocolate-deadly-for-dogs
Arthritis is the medical term used for
inflammation of the joints and is one of the
most common ailments suffered by our canine
friends and also cats. What may begin as slight
discomfort can soon develop into a very painful
and debilitating illness. This is why knowing the
symptoms and providing early treatment are
essential to managing arthritis. Symptoms of
arthritis may include:
» Limping or favouring one leg
» Stiffness or difficulty moving (generally worse
in the morning and/or when rising)
» Reluctance to be active or jump
» Depression, lethargy or tiredness
» Irritability and/or aggression
» Change in weight - loss or gain
» Muscle atrophy or wasting of the muscles
» Licking, chewing or biting an area (this can
be due to it being painful)
If your pet is showing any signs of arthritis or
joint pain please take them to the veterinarian
for a checkup. A vet will be able to diagnose
the problem and recommend the best form of
treatment. There are a number of options to
improve arthritis and the symptoms including
injections and supplements.
Arthritis
What
dog
can
jump
higher
than
a
tree?
Any
dog
can
jump
higher
than
a
tree,
trees
cant
jump!
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