by Paul D.
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October 14, 2006

Dog Arthritis Care

May 21, 2008 12:43 AM EDT
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It comes as a surprise to many people to discover that dogs are not immune to the arthritis problems which so many humans are familiar with. However, when you think about it, dogs have almost the same muscular and tissue structure in their joint areas as humans do, so arthritis can rear its ugly head for them as well.

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Comments: 2

Sandy (back in Ohio...blah!) May 21, 2008, 8:19am EDT
Yes, our pets get aches as well. The dog my FIL had before he had this one had arthritis. But he was a very very old lab. You can tell he had it in his hips when he walked.
Deborah McEnery May 26, 2008, 8:05am EDT
Fish oil is good for that. Kept my Manchester Tami, going strong to the age of 21. Also, commercial dog food is full of crap that causes joint imflammation.

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