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Hi, im seeking info from anyon that knows if there is a natural way to make psin medicstion for my dog, he is on lots of pain killers for torn ligaments and id rather it be somthing natural, its a painfull injury and being an outside dog hese hard to keep still . Thanks in advance

www.excelsupplements.ca  
 
I have been feeding the Excel EQ (same stuff) to my horses & heard about the dog version. It's not a pain med but may help him after he's healed. It's natural Omegas and Vitamin E - good for joints, immune health and it balances the usually high Omega 6s.  
 
I started feeding it to my Great Pyrenees because she was stiff getting up (she's 9) and now she's bouncing around again and runs across the pasture with the younger dog. It's a liquid and easy to feed.  
 
Another friend with a shephard started giving it to her dog & hasn't had to give him glucosomine or pain meds since she started this and he stopped shedding.  
 
If you're interested I can put you in contact with the lady from MacGregor that sells it, or I can bring you some to try too

Son-Rea said "www.excelsupplements.ca     I have been feeding the Excel EQ (same stuff) to my horses & heard about the dog version. It's not a pain med but may help him after he's healed. It's natural Omegas and Vitamin E - good for joints, immune health and it balances the usually high Omega 6s.     I started feeding it to my Great Pyrenees because she was stiff getting up (she's 9) and now she's bouncing around again and runs across the pasture with the younger dog. It's a liquid and easy to feed.     Another friend with a shephard started giving it to her dog & hasn't had to give him glucosomine or pain meds since she started this and he stopped shedding.     If you're interested I can put you in contact with the lady from MacGregor that sells it, or I can bring you some to try too "

Id like very much to know where to buy this and give it a try, not sure of the rules on here but you could send me an email. Thanks

http://turmericlife.com.au/turmeric-for-animals/#1438312970637-8cff0e48-a366  
 
We have found that turmeric can be quite effective for pain and healing. You start with a small amount and build up as too much as an introduction could make for digestive upsets. Start with a small amount as this vet recommends and increase from there.  
 
We get ours from Superstore in the Asian foods aisle. You can get a large bag of it toward the from part of the aisle. The brand is Suraj and it is a yellow and red bag. It is inexpensive.  
 
As for healing ligaments, feed homemade bone broth made without onion (and give raw bones with marrow). Bones with marrow are inexpensive from a butcher and the marrow itself has great healing properties for dogs.  
 
Hope this helps.  
 
Edited by Flutterby, 2016-10-03 09:06:24

You can use that for joint and ligament issues, it helps heal the tissue. You can buy the human version and give it to your furbaby. Used it for my dog with a deformed limb and he never complained of pain unless he was running out in the cold

Son-Rea said "www.excelsupplements.ca     I have been feeding the Excel EQ (same stuff) to my horses & heard about the dog version. It's not a pain med but may help him after he's healed. It's natural Omegas and Vitamin E - good for joints, immune health and it balances the usually high Omega 6s.     I started feeding it to my Great Pyrenees because she was stiff getting up (she's 9) and now she's bouncing around again and runs across the pasture with the younger dog. It's a liquid and easy to feed.     Another friend with a shephard started giving it to her dog & hasn't had to give him glucosomine or pain meds since she started this and he stopped shedding.     If you're interested I can put you in contact with the lady from MacGregor that sells it, or I can bring you some to try too "

Id be very interested in contact info for where to get Excel K9

Son-Rea I'm also interested in this product for my dog too, would you be able to Pm me the average prices and contact info as well?

To those requesting it..

Be sure to try a fish oil supplement for you're dog. Most fish oils are not just for people. Alot of times the oil is the easiest way to administer a dose, pills as we know are hard. But a mild dose (Obviously not as much as a person would require) can have huge benefits on ligament and joint pain. They are highly anti-inflamitory and provide a world of other benefits. Something to consider forsure.

Thanks everyone for the info and advise, we are using sardines and fish, glucosamine and turmeric, kale, and pain meds.Id like to get him off the meds with natural things to eat.

Hopefully it all helps and that his belly doesn't get too sore with all the changes, as can happen with any diet change

http://turmericlife.com.au/turmeric-for-dogs/how-to-feed-turmeric-for-dogs/

Try elk velvet, it can be found in health stores. It's not cheap but you'll notice a huge improvement in your dog within a couple days.

TDCAU said "Try elk velvet, it can be found in health stores. It's not cheap but you'll notice a huge improvement in your dog within a couple days. "

is there a canine version or is it all the same ?

wgabe said "    TDCAU said "Try elk velvet, it can be found in health stores. It's not cheap but you'll notice a huge improvement in your dog within a couple days. " is there a canine version or is it all the same ? "

I think it's all the same. You should be able to find it at Hedley's in the mall, I know people who have bought it there for their dogs. And it works.

Could you please send me this information too. I have a old gentle giant who is having joint issues as well and would like to took into this for him as well. thanks!

SonRae, I am interested, pls send me the info. My dog is getting a stiff shoulder