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Food for 6 year old Cocker Spainel with joint problems?
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Autumn E
MemberHello,
I was wondering what a good food would be to feed a 6 year old cocker who was just diagnosed with joint problems? She is leaving the animal hospital today with a swollen disk in her neck and arthritis in her hip. I was wondering what food is best to help protect her joints and hopefully keep her from futher pain. Thanks so much!-
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InkedMarie
MemberThe best food would be a higher protein grainfree food. Grains are inflammatory. Is she on supplements for her joints? There are many out there. Ones I use are Liquid Health K9 glucosamine, organic tumeric (the Whole Dog Journal just had an article on this), Dog Gone Pain and Traumeel.
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