Hi everybody!
I have a question for those who have had to balance both diabetes and aging joints in their furry children. It seems to be a delicate balance when we have to be so careful with many supplements that can hinder diabetes while assisting aging hips. Today while I was grocery shopping, I was looking at the supplements and vitamins in the store and I was wondering if there is a safe regimine or something out there we can use for our pets who need the help in their mobility.
In my case, Ruger, just turned 13 about 2 weeks ago. That's a good age for a Labrador, and they are prone to hip problems. He's been a bit of a fussy eater lately not wanting the food we make for him. While he was at the kennel they fed him some hills a/d (is there something special in here) that really stimulated his appetite. We would love to have that again without having to feed him small things to get him to eat as if he was Cleopatra on the Nile. Due to this he seems to be having difficulty with his hips as he's being picky eating he's not getting all his necessary nutrition or energy.
I was curious as to if anyone else has had similar issues with eating, but also especially what you have done for joint care.
Thank you so much!
I have a question for those who have had to balance both diabetes and aging joints in their furry children. It seems to be a delicate balance when we have to be so careful with many supplements that can hinder diabetes while assisting aging hips. Today while I was grocery shopping, I was looking at the supplements and vitamins in the store and I was wondering if there is a safe regimine or something out there we can use for our pets who need the help in their mobility.
In my case, Ruger, just turned 13 about 2 weeks ago. That's a good age for a Labrador, and they are prone to hip problems. He's been a bit of a fussy eater lately not wanting the food we make for him. While he was at the kennel they fed him some hills a/d (is there something special in here) that really stimulated his appetite. We would love to have that again without having to feed him small things to get him to eat as if he was Cleopatra on the Nile. Due to this he seems to be having difficulty with his hips as he's being picky eating he's not getting all his necessary nutrition or energy.
I was curious as to if anyone else has had similar issues with eating, but also especially what you have done for joint care.
Thank you so much!
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