MediNaturaT-Relief Pet Arthritis Relief Arnica +12 Powerful Natural Homeopathic Medicines Help Ease Hip & Joint Pain Soreness & Stiffness for Dog & Cat - 90 Tablets

Appear to work well for our older dog. He gets it daily. He won’t take them as a treat because he doesn’t like the smell or taste so we have to put it in something or just toss it back for him. They are small so that makes it nice and easy to hide.

Works as advertised

This was recommended by our vet and it has definitely made a huge difference with our 10-year old 99-pound dog, with no side effects. It seemed to make a difference soon after we started giving this to him too. I definitely recommend.

My dog is only one year-old and he is a very large (125lbs) working farm dog. Unfortunately, he developed a joint issue that we have been trying to resolve with the help of professionals. Possible surgery is iffy and beyond expensive.He had been on meloxicam, which did okay, but is expensive. He also is given glucosamine/chondroitin/MSM daily along with other supplements to help with joint health and inflammation, and these are good things but he still limps. Hemp oil was useless. When the meloxicam ran out, he got two aspirin, which helped, but I worry about bleeding issues.We were getting desperate and after more searching, we decided to try T-Relief. We noticed no ill effects so I went up to two tabs in the morning, then, later, we added another tab in the evening. After about two days, he actually stopped limping. I cut down the aspirin to one tab— still no limping. I took him off the aspirin. Still no limping!I cannot believe it. This worked better than the meloxicam.ALL drugs and supplements will have potential side effects— even “natural” substances. I will continue to give him this and monitor his health.He is running around doing his guarding duties and appears happy. Seems we have a combo of things that work now. He is too young to live with pain and he’s so dedicated to his duties that he is visibly sad when he feels held back.We hope this continues to work and no ill-effects occur. Fingers crossed.I only gave four stars because… I’m being cautious.

My dog is having trouble with her backside so she is taking these pills and they are helping her a lot so far.

I really wanted this product to work for my boy, but we saw no difference after a few weeks of taking this. My dog also did his absolute best to avoid these if he could, so if you have a pill aversive pup, be careful.

We have a schnoodle who is a fancy breed of a poodle and a miniature schnauzer who recently starting walking and showing the signs of pretty severe arthritis. I placed an order for this product when he seemed to almost be in too much pain to even want to get up and move. Only when he REALLY needed to go outside or get water did he slowly get up and walk to his destination in pain and with whimpering whines.It saddens me to see him in this state, and I had thoughts of actually putting my beloved dog down for his own good. This product was a desperate attempt to keep from having to have him euthanized to save him from what seemed to be his own almost unbearable pain. ..When they came in, the tablets are much smaller than I expected and I wondered if he'd even eat them or if I'd have to hide it inside a treat just to get it in him. But to my surprise, he ate the first one without any hesitation and since last month, they seem to be helping an unbelievable amount. He still walks slower than he did when he was younger mind you, but his pain seems to have diminished greatly. And it sure seems to be all because of these pills a couple times a day or if he starts whining from what seems to be arthritis pain.These pain pills are a God send and if they can help me hold on the the favorite dog I've had in my life for another few months or perhaps another year, then just "WoW!" What an incredible value! I can't praise these pain reducer pills enough because sometimes delaying the inevitable is exactly what we want to do more than anything!

Another must have for old dogs with pain!! Save the vet visit