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Many veterinarians recommend natural dietary supplements to prevent and manage various health issues. A well-balanced, nutritionally complete diet provides the foundation for optimal pet health. Still, environmental contaminants, chemical additives, and soil degradation can diminish the quality of food your dog may be eating. The right supplement can help bridge the gap and improve a pet’s joint function to help your dog live a long, active life.
Natural dietary supplements may be used preventively for healthy pets to prevent chronic illness and increase vitality. A regular vitamin or mineral is an excellent place to start. Your dog should get the necessary vitamins from their dog food. Different vitamins are needed at various stages of your pet’s life, so they need to eat the right dog food. Work with your veterinarian to determine the best dietary plan for your pet.
Pet owner Diane of Westport, CT, started giving her two Cavalier King Charles Spaniels a daily fortified vitamin supplement, including omega 3s, probiotics, and digestive enzymes, the day she brought them home from the breeder. “I’m a big believer in prevention, so I feel like it’s money in the bank when I give my girls their daily supplements,” said Diane.
Pets with stiff joints and joint pain are less likely to exercise, which can lead to weight gain. Keeping a dog’s joints healthy is key to them staying active. Many pet parents wait too long to introduce dog joint supplements into their pet’s life.
Glucosamine and chondroitin supplements are often used in combination with each other to help support joint health. Glucosamine builds cartilage, while chondroitin inhibits the breakdown of cartilage. As the body ages or suffers an injury, the body’s natural sources of these may be depleted. Supplemental forms have been proven to support healthy cartilage tissue and may even support regrowth if there has been cartilage damage. Look for a dog joint supplement that contains Green Lipped Mussels. This ingredient contains Omega-3 fatty acids, amino acids, and antioxidants that can lessen joint pain and improve joint mobility when combined with glucosamine and chondroitin.
Hyaluronic acid is favored by many because oral hyaluronic acid works quickly, going directly to the joints. Hyaluronic acid is found in every tissue of the body and works as a joint lubricant, supporting joint comfort and flexibility. Glucosamine, chondroitin, and hyaluronic acid all work together, but hyaluronic acid supports comfort and flexibility faster than other supplements. It can be taken preventively, for arthritis, or post-surgically to reduce inflammation.
In addition to glucosamine, chondroitin, and hyaluronic acid, omega-3 fatty acids appear to function as an anti-inflammatory, beneficial for arthritis and help ward off the inflammation that can lead to cancer, periodontal disease, and heart disease. Omega 3s are also commonly used to address allergies related to poor coat and skin.
Digestive enzymes may be beneficial for digestion and increase the utilization of nutrients from the diet. A good source is bromelain, a natural enzyme commonly derived from papaya or pineapple. Boswellia extract may be used for canine inflammatory joint and spinal disease and may be a possible aid for dogs with digestive disorders. Milk thistle and SAM-e may be helpful for liver conditions and valerian for anxiety.
Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) is an antioxidant normally produced by the body that tends to decline with age. Supplemental CoQ10 may be helpful for canine heart disease, periodontal health, and diabetes. MSM, a source of biologically active sulfur, may help support healthy connective tissue in joints.
If your dog is on any prescribed medications, it is essential to supplement only in consultation with your veterinarian. In addition, when a dog receives chemotherapy or radiation, mixing conventional cancer treatments with supplements could conceivably negate some of the benefits of supplement-drug interactions. Always check with your veterinarian before adding a supplement to your dog’s medication routine.