Joint Enhancer For Cats vs. T-Relief Tablets Comparison

Joint Enhancer For Cats

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T-Relief Tablets

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Product Type

Capsule

Tablet

How it works

Maintains healthy joints

Relief from injuries such as sprains, dislocations, contusions, and swelling

Additional Benefits

Chondroitin

100 mg

N/A

Omega Fatty Acids

Manganese

8 mg

N/A

For Medium and Small Dogs

N/A

Creatine

N/A

Perna

N/A

What Makes it Different?

Helps cats maintain a healthy activity level. Comes as a natural tuna flavor

Made with all natural homeopathic ingredients. Can be used as an alternative to NSAIDS

How Long Does it Take to Work?

1-3 weeks

30 Min - 2 Hours

Usage

Taste

Natural Tuna and Chicken Flavor

N/A

Ok to Use with RX Pain Medications?

Recommended For

Cats

Dogs & Cats

Here's What Customers are Saying Pros

"(3 capsules per day, mixed in a little water). He is now 17, climbs 6 foot fences with ease"

"AMAZED and so pleased that he seems to be doing better on this homeopathic product than with the prescription drug he was..."

Here's What Customers are Saying Cons

N/A

"...lethargic but helps her rest..."

Vet Review

There are not too many effective joint supplements on the market today for cats. A wonderful and effective economic alternative is the Joint Enhancer for Cats from 1800PetMeds. The synergistic combination of glucosamine and chondroitin help maintain healthy joints and healthy activity levels. Using this product regularly will reduce joint pain, as well as ease motion in middle age and older cats with arthritis. I will also often suggest it as a preventative to senior cats, who often mask hidden arthritis very well. Most cats do love the tuna and chicken flavor as well. I will often reach for this economic product to try first over cosequin in practice. I give this product an overall rating of 4 out of 5.

As a holistic veterinarian, I always try and reach for more natural holistic or homeopathic products if possible, before reaching for stronger steroid or non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medications. The combination homeopathic formula in Traumeel is especially useful in providing dogs and cats relief from injuries including sprains, dislocations and contusions, as well as simply relieve the swelling from any injury or trauma. While this combination homeopathic contains numerous homeopathic ingredients, it is the arnica and belladona which provide most of the symptomatic relief in my experience and opinion. I have seen this product truly work miracles in trauma cases, however I will typically only use the product for short periods of time; Generally no more than 10-14 days. After that, if a pet is still limping than a more individualized homeopathic veterinary prescription should be prescribed by a trained classical homeopath, of side effects may occur. Traumeel tablets are certainly easy to administer and there is little risk of reaction when used short term. I give this product an overall ranking of 4.5 out of 5.

How Much Do I Give My Pet?

Depends on weight.

Depends on weight

RX Prescription Required?

Known Side Effects

None

Rare Side Effects

Diarrhea

None

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