Cosequin for dogs is a nutritional supplement to help dogs maintain healthy joints and bones. It helps build cartilage by supplying a key nutrient that keeps cartilage cells healthy and properly functionable while it supplies a nutrient that blocks enzymes that break down cartilage. Since it is a supplement and provides nutrients it works more gradually than prescription drugs. Improvement can range from dramatic to gradual (sometimes 4-6 weeks). Cosequin for dogs is dispensed by thousands of veterinarians and offers unparalleled safety. Safety studies in dogs demonstrated no adverse effects of the liver, kidneys, or other organs. Some dogs may experience a mild gastrointestinal upset such as that which occurs when switching foods. If this is the case, you can try offering your dog Cosequin with a meal. Depending on your situation it is available in chewable tablets, double strength capsules, and regular strength capsules.
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We were considering hip replacement surgery for our 90 lb lab who was diagnosed with hip dysphasia. Our vet recommended we try Cosequin DS first. We had tried similar products with no improvement and didn't expect this to work either. We were wrong. There was a marked difference in our lab's activity level within the first two weeks with NO SIDE EFFECTS! Currently, he plays runs, and jumps with no pain. This product worked wonders for our dog and my dogs think that they are tasty treats.
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Please don’t forget that exercise is important optimal joint function , weight control and the overall health of your pet. Joint movement is needed to circulate fluid around the cartilage as well as to bring nutrients and to remove waste products. It has been shown that when joints are immobilized, cartilage structures deteriorate at a rapid rate.Walking on sand or another soft surface or even swimming will help circulate needed nutrients and reduce excessive stress to the cartilage. You should ask your veterinarian, but in most cases, moderate exercise is recommended. Get back to letting your dog be eager to play pain free.
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