Your dog’s joints affect every aspect of their daily lives. Our dog mobility and canine joint health articles and dog joint supplements reviews provide valuable insight for dog owners who want to keep their dog’s joints in peak condition.
Across all ages, about 20 percent of dogs suffer from arthritis. The condition can be mild and unnoticeable or up to the point of excruciating pain and lameness. Your dog can have arthritis and joint pain but you can help…
When it comes to choosing the right supplements for our dog's needs, how do you know what to look for? In this guide, with the help of a veterinary nurse, we help you assess your dog and share three of the most important things to look for when choosing the best joint supplement for your dog.
The link between physical fitness and mental wellbeing is often spoken about. Whether you go for a walk to clear your mind or prefer a more intense workout, the endorphins released can ultimately have the same effect on your mood.…
As our dogs age, one of the more visible signs of their years beginning to catch up with them is the gradual lack of mobility, something that many senior dogs display. Caring for and understanding our dog’s joints can have…
No one likes to think their dog is in pain, but when you notice something isn’t right and you fear your pet is suffering, it becomes a mission to identify the problem as soon as possible to help them feel…
Have you ever felt that your dog is under the weather but you don’t quite know what’s wrong? You just have a feeling they’re not quite themselves. It may be they’re drinking too much water or maybe they’re off their…
As a pet owner with three dogs aged between 3-12 years old, I am always on the lookout for what’s new in the ‘wellbeing world’. After all, what’s right for my dogs today might not be right tomorrow and I’ll…
When Mia turned 11 years old in January I realised we had reached a point I wasn’t sure we’d ever reach. Two years ago she had a battle with cancer. But an all clear result, a second cancer scare and three…
My older dog, Mia has had a tough couple of years. Regular readers will have seen me speak of this before, but over the last two years she’s had three operations as a result of cancer and lost her best…
The word osteoarthritis is derived from three terms: ‘osteo’ meaning bone, ‘artho’ meaning joint and ‘itis’ meaning inflammation and so osteoarthritis essentially means inflammation of the joint, which has been caused by an underlying issue with the bone. There are…
The day your dog is diagnosed with a disease can be a scary day. However in the case of osteoarthritis, if you follow a care plan for canine joint health, you can manage the disease. Taking a few steps combined…
Joint aids can be given to your dog as an aid to reduce the signs and symptoms of canine osteoarthritis. Their purpose is to help restore the joint to good health by improving the consistency of the joint fluid and…
Arthritis in dogs is a chronic condition but that doesn’t mean it can’t be managed and your dog’s mobility improved to a certain degree. In this guide, as part of our Canine Arthritis Awareness series we’ll take a comprehensive look…
Arthritis affects one out of five dogs, which is estimated to be around 1.6 million dogs in the UK. Many of these affected dogs are older in age; however, dog arthritis can also transpire in any age, breed, and health…