Will Falconer, DVM Moderator
Hi Lovinnia,
Years ago, I was having trouble finding the most fitting remedy for an arthritic dog patient. Several tries, and nothing really gave him relied.
Well, the owner took things into her own hands, decided that it made sense to feed joint-rich bones (like necks and big hip joints, covered in cartilage), and lo and behold, her dog's lameness subsided! So, that's a useful strategy. Some add gelation, plain old Knox gelatin, and see improvements as well.
I usually see better results now with homeopathic prescribing, but that is best done via hiring a homeopathic vet. If you want to pursue this, visit the Resources page and scroll down to the AVH list there.
All the best to you and Maxwell.