Unlocking Joint Health: The Benefits of MSM for Dogs Looking for ways to reduce your dog’s joint pain and inflammation? For many years now, Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM) has been at the forefront of many joint and mobility supplements for dogs as a joint-protective agent to help prevent painful joints and injuries. What is MSM? It's a naturally occurring sulphur compound present in every living organism as an essential building block of collagen, cartilage and bones. MSM also supports the body’s natural detoxification process, helping to neutralize and remove toxins from cells and main ..read more

In recent years, barley grass has been growing in popularity as a superfood for humans; however, dogs have consumed grass instinctively for thousands of years. The primary reason is that barley grass has been shown to have a wide range of health-promoting properties, including immune support, digestive health, detox, and reduction in joint pain and inflammation. Barley grass is abundant in chlorophyll, a molecule that is very close to hemoglobin in the blood, but also contains superoxide dismutase, lutonarin, saponarin, vitamins, minerals, and eight essential amino acids [1][2], which pr ..read more

The Science of Rutin's Power in Managing Osteoarthritis, Vascular and Chylothorax in Dogs Rutin, a potent bioflavonoid found in a variety of plants, fruits, and vegetables, is gaining recognition for its extensive health benefits in both human and veterinary medicine. This comprehensive exploration delves into the multifaceted effects of Rutin on health, its critical role in integrated medicine, and its potential benefits for canine companions, in managing conditions such like arthritis, inflammatory conditions and chylothorax. The Broad-Spectrum Benefits of Rutin Rutin's health benefits are ..read more

  Quercetin, a naturally occurring flavonoid found in many fruits, vegetables, leaves, and grains, has attracted significant attention for its potential health benefits and therapeutic ability in both animal models and humans. Dietary Sources and Bioavailability Quercetin is in foods like berries and apples which are particularly rich sources. However, its bioavailability is influenced by the form in which it's consumed, this is why we have chosen fermented quercetin in JointButter®.  The fermentation process makes the active ingredients more potent. How does quercetin work and is it ..read more

The undervalued superfood that deserves your attention If you have spent a lot of time outdoors, you may be familiar with a prickly plant that is guaranteed to leave a lasting impression. Even with the slightest brush against the skin, a painful sting and welt will form thanks to the tiny, hollow needles that line the stem and leaves of stinging nettle.  Going by the Latin name Urtica dioica, stinging nettle, nettle, or burn nettle can be found growing in almost every country in gardens, fields, and banks of streams. It is one of the most undervalued medicinal plants on this earth.&n ..read more

"Your dog has arthritis." It's a common phrase heard among pet parents and something every one of us tries hard to avoid. But what exactly can we do? Are there breeds that are more prone? Do we supplement? What age do we start? These are the most common mobility-related questions on the minds of pet owners today, and I am here to help answer them. Glucosamine and chondroitin have long been staples for dogs' joint health, especially for senior dogs suffering from joint pain and arthritis. They are not just popular among pet parents—they are also commonly recommended by canine mobility experts ..read more

Explore the powerful benefits of fermented ginger in dogs and people As dog guardians, our main priority is the health and happiness of our canine family members which greatly depends on their mobility and being pain free. As we become more aware of the conventional drug side-effects, an increasing number of dog lovers are on the lookout for safe, natural ways to keep their dogs injury, arthritis and inflammation free, and the same applies to recovery from injuries and surgery. Surprisingly, fermented ginger has been gaining attention, especially in the area of digestive health and mobili ..read more

Nature’s Synergy for your Dog’s Joint Health and Pain Management:  1+1 > 2 We love our dogs and want them to experience the joy of moving freely without pain. Dogs love being active which inevitably leads to injuries and also to “wear and tear” despite the best care and intentions. As our dogs age, inflammation and arthritis are common, and so are discomfort, decline in mobility, and quality of life. It is natural to worry about our dogs and to try to protect them from pain and inflammation. Unfortunately, these issues are often managed with NSAIDs (non-steroidal anti-inflamm ..read more

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How to keep your dog mobile and arthritis and injury free Index Introduction Laurie McCauley‘s Journey from veterinary medicine to rehabilitation Navigating the skepticism of acupuncture and chiropractic care The ripple effect. ‘Empowering people, Optimizing pets’ The most pressing challenge about mobility and arthritis due to aging The most overlooked factor in preventing arthritis in dogs Detecting early signs of arthritis and inflammation Treatments for joint inflammation Preparing mentally and emotionally for mobility challenges through exercise Behavioural and physical signs of aging Hou ..read more