HomeoPet Joint Stress, Joint Support for Dogs and Cats, Liquid Pet Meds to Support Healthy Joint Movement, 15 Milliliters

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I have a 12 year old chicken; soon to be 13. Many people are shocked that chickens can even get this old. It's basically impossible to find any sort of medical care for Red, as most vets will only look at dogs or cats and not exotics. Nevermind a chicken, who tends to get the default "advice" of culling. It should be clear from her age alone I have no intention of doing something that cruel to her.As she aged, she's had significantly more difficulty walking. It's gotten to the point where she can't take more than a few steps without stumbling. It was heart wrenching for me to watch and I desperately wanted to help Red. She still has a great interest in eating when I put food in front of her, so I know she's not ready to give up. Initially I tried giving her baby Aspirin, but long term this would not be good for her so after a few days I looked for alternatives.I found this mentioned on a chicken care forum and decided to try this. The instructions say to give 5 drops to an animal her size once a day. I wanted to give her more with how much she struggled to walk, but I stuck with the directions. Giving her the medication was very easy. I added the droplets to a spoonful of wet food every morning, and hand fed her to make sure she ate it all. After about two weeks of giving this to her daily. I already saw significant improvement. She's now even able to get back up onto her roost again! She's been able to go back to digging and foraging as well. I highly recommend anyone who has chickens to use this with their senior birds, it makes a world of difference.

I used this for a month and couldnt really tell if it was working for my chihuahua or not.....I did notice after his bowl of water sat and I went to change the water there was clumps of black stuff in his water. I dont know if it was the drops or not.....

I really like these drops. I put them in my elderly cat's milk and also at times, my male dog.Homeopathic is much safer than drugs. Thank you for these drops. I also use the nose dropsfor my Siamese and the Anxiety drops for my male dog at times.

Seems to do what it says

This is such a small bottle for price and have not seen any great change or benefit for animal yet. On second week of dispensing.

My 17 year old cat, Samantha has arthritis and spinal disk disease. She had chiropractic adjustments and lazer on her arthritis hips by my homeopathic vet which helped a lot but she still had pain. Laid around a lot and not walking without limping. This has helped her so much. I have always used remedies on her and they have always worked with bladder issues so I knew this would help her. With in weeks she improved so much. Stopped limping and started walking around more and more and now she is running around the house with my cat,Elvis ! I give her 5 drops twice a day directly in her mouth 15 minutes before her food and always wait 15 minutes before her food. This has worked wonders for her and highly recommend this product. This is an honest review but I recommend giving this without food as all homeopathic remedies are given.

I've administered these drops to my 15-year-old kitty for about four weeks now, and I think they may work. I suspect arthritis set into her lazy bones, because she sometimes struggles to jump up, and when hopping down, lands with the cat equivalent of an 'Oof'. But I wanted to try a more natural approach to pain management before escalating to prescription meds. (The vet gave my dog a script, and the meds did more harm than good; I didn't want to make that mistake with Kitty.) Since starting the drops, she seems peppier, sleeps less, and purrs and plays more. For the first two weeks, I dosed both her food and water, thereafter reducing use to five drops in her wet food each morning. I also rearranged furniture to give her graduated ascents and descents to her favorite lounging spots. Fingers crossed, these drops (and changes) continue to work.