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Will Falconer, DVM Moderator

Hi Lisa,
I just did a quick Google search and there are some concerns out there. But, I think you've witnessed three scary events after its use! I think that'd be enough for me to chuck it and start something more natural. "Fibrocartilaginous embolism???" In what universe is that considered an okay condition?
Here's my thoughts, w/o a deep investigation:

  1. You've given a drug to purportedly help your IG's joints
  2. Joints are made of cartilage. And fibrous tissue, like tendons and ligaments.
  3. After each of three doses, she gets paralyzed, and the diagnosis is termed "issues of excess cartilage and (fibro) connective tissue blocking her blood vessels!
  4. Sure sounds like a connection to me! I'd dump that drug and run for something natural. Raw bones with lots of cartilage on the joints, at the very least.

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