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PLUS! its an anti inflammatory so you are limiting flare ups instead of just masking pain and allowing the dog to do more damage to himself while he works. its good stuff but there are side effects that you will want to discuss with your vet.
like grand pappy used to say "just because it kills your liver, don't mean it ain't medicine."
Reading betweenst the lines tells me your gran pappy and mine were from the same school, two fingers worth in a glass everynight, two of em on a bad day.Quote from: Stilly bay on November 15, 2012, 02:05:33 PMlike grand pappy used to say "just because it kills your liver, don't mean it ain't medicine."
I'd use it to make an old dog more comfortable. One that might have 2 maybe three years of life left. It's hard on their systems. Not sure I'd go that route with a dog who's been injured young. If you really enjoy the dog you might want to keep him as a pet with a lower activity level so the dog leads a longer life. Or, take him on shorter hunts with longer breaks in between hunts to recover.