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[kokopup]

Post by .Indigo Bully Connection

2 fish oil capsules a day
1 scoup of Oste-o3
and for now she's getting Adequan shots 2 times a week for 2 more weeks.

I'm not familiar with oste-o3 as a suppliment, I see it is suppled as a pill and as granules. I have been giving My dog Koko 3vcaps HP along with a pill containing glucosamine, Chondroiitin and MSM. It seems to be helping except when there is a severe weather change when a low pressure with rain comes in. During these times I have to also give her buffered aspirin or Rimadyl This seems to help but she is just not her self during these periods.She especially has trouble finding a position when out to potty.

I have limited experience in treating pain brought on by Arthritis, caused by hip dysphasia. Have you found that oste-o3 and the Adequan to be a good approach for treatment. Do you think this would be better than the approach I am taking. I hate to see my dog go into that sag when the weather changes. I want to do every thing I can to make her comfortable.

[king2005]

Get Miss Mable some warm Booties to wear. Booties really do help with sore joints, just like us humans wearing slippers helps our joints when we're in the house.. or warm boots when we're outside.

I see so many dogs outside in our cold & they are limping from the cold. Digi goes outside with her booties & sweater on & she's romping around. Th eother day I was in a rush & took her outside bare naked.. She pee'ed ok, pooped & then the paws went up & she was limping from the cold... Bad mommy I carried her back to the apt.

Mable might hate the booties at first, but after a few days of wearing them when shes awake, she might be totally cool with them on.

For "training" booties, go to the Dollar Store & get those ones.. They are cheap junk, but they are perfect for getting a dog or puppy use to booties. Then once the dog is fine with the booties you can get a better/warmer quality at a pet shop.

Also as she has short fur, a sweater might be a good idea for her too. Elderly humans get cold VERY easily. My Dad has to BBQ alive in his condo all summer long as his mother (he's caring for her to keep her out of a nursing home) is cold in the summer. She has a blanket on her all year round. I'm sure elderly doggies are the same. They just can't tell us they are chilly.

[Taz_Zoee]

Maybe your aunt realizes she is not caring properly for Mable and knows you are/will. But don't be surprised if she comes back in a few months demanding HER dog back. Once Mable is all better (thanks to all YOUR hard work) she'll probably want her back.
I think it's great she is staying with you. She deserves all the love and care you are giving her.