Green-lipped mussel extract

scorpionxedos

https://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_c_1_27?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=green+lipped+mussel+extract&sprefix=green+lipped+mussel+extract%2Caps%2C148

I've had good success using this supplement, from back in the 80's to today. I've recently read online that this can be a good treatment for cats and dogs to aid arthritis and other joint pains. (Read the anecdotal reviews on Amazon.)

My question is: are there any vets on site to varify this and what kind of dosage is recommended?

Thanks guys.

AylesburyDuck

Dont think you'll find vets are allowed to do this, non can comment on any animal without seeing it first and getting a full history.
I'd suggest just having the convo with your own vet. They will probably push their own alternative (Glycoflex probably) which contains similar, but you dont have to go that route if they will give advice on dosage.

mellymoo74

We use ake no more from csj for our ache JRT it works really well.

scorpionxedos

Thanks Ducky, have got to go to visit vet soon anyway.

mellymoo74, what is "We use ake no more from csj for our ache JRT it works really well."

Not enough info; or too much info I don't understand!?

fed_up_and_stressed

My dogs have yumove which contains green lipped mussel amongst other things.

sheramber

I use green lipped muscle from RIAFLEX. It is made fro dogs and has the dosage on it.

Mojisola

fed_up_and_stressed wrote: »

My dogs have yumove which contains green lipped mussel amongst other things.

Yomove has made a big difference to my dog.

mellymoo74

Yumove didn't work
NoAche
From CSJ has made the world of difference

Apologies I have difficulty seeing and typing at the moment

scorpionxedos

Sorry guys, perhaps I should have specified that it's for cat use, not dogs.

Any cat owners used it?

AylesburyDuck

Dog, cat, human, it works in the same way, just ask your vet about the correct doseage.

scorpionxedos

Thanks buddy. Will do.