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How to Help Your Pet's Joint Health

Give joint supplements

Glucosamine and chondroitin may stimulate and maintain your pet's joint cartilage, while also working to promote relief from joint stress.

Establish a weight loss plan

Implementing an exercise regimen and well-balanced diet can help your pet lose unnecessary pounds, allowing for easier mobility and improved joint health. Choosing a pet food formulated for weight loss can also help maintain your pet's weight.

Relieve arthritis pain

Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory pain medications (NSAIDs) provide quick pain relief associated with inflammation and arthritis. NSAIDs are pain medications and require a prescription from your veterinarian.

Max's Tip

Try Yucca Intensive, an all natural supplement that works to promote pain relief.