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Has Anyone Had A Cocker With An Arthritic Neck Problem, And What Can Be Done?

by Rich
(Derry, PA, USA)

Has anyone had a cocker with an arthritic neck problem, and if so, what can be done about it?


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thanks anyway
by: Anonymous

Thanks for your answers, However the dog passed away.

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Cocker Spaniel Arthritis
by: Anonymous

You could consider adding supplements to your cocker spaniels diet.

Glucosamine Chondriotin will help with the arthritis pain and may help to restore joint health.

It will probably take 6 weeks before you notice any improvement.

You may also like to add fish oils or evening primrose oil to his diet. These are essential Omega-3 fatty acids and which help with general health, protect the skin, improve nails and coat appearance and prevent dryness.

I would recommend you ask your vet for his advice before you begin to mess around with his diet.

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