I know there are some dog lovers here and many know I train and have a large breed dog that is trained in advanced obedience and protection. Protection can be hard on a dog especially for the ones who have been trained to jump and hit a person in the chest and knock them down. My dog is large enough to do it and he uses his head as battering ram. After he stands over them and growls and shows his teeth, if you try to move he will walk away with your arm or drag you trying to rip your arm off until I tell him to let go.
He is first a family pet and loved part of our family but you must give a Bouvier a job because they will get bored and love to work. He howls in excitement when we hold obedience and protection classes.
I have used TB500 and BPC157 with success - much more than any medication prescribed by a vet. Of late he has a bad left foot so I tried treating it like I would for myself. The vets want to put him on Meloxicam but I said no I want to treat him for a month and if he isn't better (not limping or showing signs of pain) I would consider it.
1. 400 mg of sam-e per day considering over an extended period it does as well as celebrex in human trials.
2. 3000 mg of combined EPA/DHA from fish oil. Hoping it will help with inflammation and minor arthritis.
3. Glucosamine, choindroiten, and MSM combo. Obvious reasons as this is often the go to for arthritis and inflammation.
X-rays sent to the radiologist in the US confirmed it isn't cancer of the paw which is a common issue with large black dogs and he has arthritis. Two weeks in and he is not limping or showing any signs of discomfort. I would like to add black seed oil considering its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties but I'm not sure if it is recommended for dogs. I'm still trying to find some data and if anyone has any, I would appreciate you sharing it.
Just sharing a story of a much safer treatment that worked for my beloved pet.
He is first a family pet and loved part of our family but you must give a Bouvier a job because they will get bored and love to work. He howls in excitement when we hold obedience and protection classes.
I have used TB500 and BPC157 with success - much more than any medication prescribed by a vet. Of late he has a bad left foot so I tried treating it like I would for myself. The vets want to put him on Meloxicam but I said no I want to treat him for a month and if he isn't better (not limping or showing signs of pain) I would consider it.
1. 400 mg of sam-e per day considering over an extended period it does as well as celebrex in human trials.
2. 3000 mg of combined EPA/DHA from fish oil. Hoping it will help with inflammation and minor arthritis.
3. Glucosamine, choindroiten, and MSM combo. Obvious reasons as this is often the go to for arthritis and inflammation.
X-rays sent to the radiologist in the US confirmed it isn't cancer of the paw which is a common issue with large black dogs and he has arthritis. Two weeks in and he is not limping or showing any signs of discomfort. I would like to add black seed oil considering its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties but I'm not sure if it is recommended for dogs. I'm still trying to find some data and if anyone has any, I would appreciate you sharing it.
Just sharing a story of a much safer treatment that worked for my beloved pet.
