Cat - arthritis - glucosamine?

paddypaws101

When I dose powders I will often mash it into a TINY pat of butter and then smear that on the cat's mouth so they lick it off. The powder that FF has linked to is a VERY good price for a pure product.

ddelsabobs

Try SerraEnzyme I have given them to my 3 elderly dogs who all have arthritis all 3 have had amazing improvement.
You can buy them online also try glucosamine and vitamin C also works well.

gettingready

Thanks - canb only find tablets, does it come in a liquid form?

I am really inly looking for liquid...

con1888

I used vets kitchen glucosamine on my dog, from asda

http://www.google.co.uk/products/catalog?hl=en&q=vets+kitchen+glucosamine&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=shop&cid=17706113483390661433&sa=X&ei=T_oJUOjBGYe60QXh9-2_Cg&ved=0CHAQ8wIwAQ

rising_from_the_ashes

rising_from_the_ashes wrote: »

There's this stuff

http://www.treasureyourhealth.co.uk/flexwize-for-pets/arthritis-cats-dogs-liquid-glucosamine.html?g_flex6

DMs been using it for her dog but suitable for cats too - would last for ages!

Was this not any good GR? Would work out really cheap for a cat & good quality stuff

~Chameleon~

rising_from_the_ashes wrote: »

Was this not any good GR? Would work out really cheap for a cat & good quality stuff

Considering a bottle would last 275 days yet has to be discarded 73 days after opening, how does this work out any cheaper unless treating a multi-cat household?

rising_from_the_ashes

~Chameleon~ wrote: »

Considering a bottle would last 275 days yet has to be discarded 73 days after opening, how does this work out any cheaper unless treating a multi-cat household?

See your point but as GR has 3 others cats, I'm sure a couple of doses / week for the healthy ones would help ensure their joints stay that way

~Chameleon~

rising_from_the_ashes wrote: »

See your point but as GR has 3 others cats, I'm sure a couple of doses / week for the healthy ones would help ensure their joints stay that way

I'm also rather sceptical that it would have to be thrown out after exactly 73 days and would more than likely continue to use it myself

gettingready

Well, I do not work with animals' healthcare but.. in NHS.
I am very particular about ANY medication/suplement use by date so no, would not use after the "73 days" guidance from opening.....

But.. Zara could have it too so maybe not a bad idea...with a big bottle?

gettingready

Waiting for pay day to order.. sigh.....