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7h ago
My Shepherd has hip dysplasia and some days she barely wanted to walk.
What scared me most was how restless she was at night. Constant shifting, panting, like she couldn’t get comfortable.
After about a month on this, she sleeps through the night again. She moves more confidently and doesn’t hesitate as much before stairs.
She’s not a puppy again. But she’s clearly more comfortable — and that’s everything to me.
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I honestly thought my dog was just “getting old.”
He stopped jumping on the couch. Started limping a little after walks. Took longer to get up from his bed.
The vet mentioned arthritis and I felt awful for brushing it off for months.
We added this mobility supplement to his food and after about 3–4 weeks, the stiffness after naps wasn’t as bad. The limp is still there sometimes, but it’s lighter. He even goes up the stairs without stopping halfway.
It’s not a miracle cure. But it made a real difference in his comfort.
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15h ago
Our 11-year-old Golden started with a slight limp in his front leg last winter.
We thought it was just the cold. Then he stopped jumping into the car. He’d stand at the bottom of the steps and look at us.
That’s when we took it seriously.
We started this daily mobility formula and around week 5 we noticed he was getting up easier. The limp is much less obvious and he brings his tennis ball again.
If your dog is slowing down, don’t assume it’s “just age.”
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