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Hi Reggie's mum, glad to hear that Reggie is a little better. Do keep an eye on that bitten finger of yours though, as a deep cat bite can require antibiotics. Your poor dog too. Hope his hips can be improved with medication .I have Willow on a daily dose of glucosamine powder and MSM powder specifically for arthritis in dogs. It has worked wonders for her hips. |
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Glad to hear Reggie is on the improve, Reggie's Mum. I also gave our GSD, Remus, Joint Care tablets and they did wonders for him. He had very good hips for a GSD but in later life he lost a lot of muscle. We found that taking him to swim in the river helped too, free hydrotherapy and he loved it. Hope he gets better soon. At least you don't have to wrestle with Reggie to give him tablets. |
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Bens terrified of water so the hydrotherapy wouldn't work on him lol. reggies getting there slowly. hate it when my fur babies are ill  |
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glad Reggies getting better. Hope Ben's hips improve soon too |
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