Week's supply of Pedigree Joint Care+ and money off coupons

abigailsrevenge

They are expensive but our dear Tomdog had glucosamine prescribed by the vet - by the time we had mixed it in his food then solemnly thrown it all away because he didn't like the smell, it works out relatively cheap!!

horseykitty

I've just signed up to get a sample for my rottie.He's has two cruciate ligament ops on his back legs, so he's go to look after himself. The sticks maybe expensive but compared to what our vet has offered at £60 a jar, they seem reasonable. Does anyone know if you can give glucosamine that is for humans to dogs?

sarah1972

OP here http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1570741&highlight=pedigree

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danielle_2010

thanks, great find.. as my friends staffie has bad hips.. xx

tiggersfloridavilla

just_thrifty wrote: »

Saw this in an online ad, did a search but can't find it posted...




Didn't register as I don't have a dog! Would someone post if the form submits ok? Thanks!

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Thanks registered ok

pastizzi

take a six week challenge to put the bounce back in your old pooch! visit (this is not a link cos dont know how maybe someone could help? )https://www.jointcarechallenge. co.uk and enter GW2 to register you will recieve a free pack and starter kit . by feeding your dog one pedigree joint care + treat every day for six weeks you could see a real difference in your dogs mobility. aah get the pooch a treat!

sarah1972

OP here http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1570741&highlight=pedigree

merge request sent

pastizzi

did do a search and used the word pedigree and it didnt come up oops ! sorry

aurion22

Thanks ..have registered for Shadow who is 11 this year and still fighting fit but beginning to show his age when he gets up .. just like me!

fyimate

I ordered this and it never arrived