I am a big fan of Golden Paste and used to be a fan of bone broth until I learned about lead contamination.
There is an interesting study about it here: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23375414/
Thank you for your reply. I too am a fan of turmeric. My dogs have it in their food every day (it is included in the recipe). I have read good things about bone broth as a natural source of chondroitin. Have not heard about the lead issue so will read the linked article.
My (now 14 year old) small mixed breed started Hydrotherapy in September 2019, it’s really helped him. He moves so well on his walks no one can tell he’s elderly. We built this up going weekly to begin with then dropped down, in the summer he only needed 1 session a month. Over winter he goes every other week generally. His hydrotherapy centre also sell and recommend Golden Paste, I couldn’t try it for Jack as in was contraindicated in the case of his Calcium Oxalate and Struvite bladder stones unfortunately.
They also sell Joint Aid, which Jack was also on alongside his veterinary prescribed Synoquin. We haven’t built his supplements back up yet after an acute pancreatitis episode (as you may know from his other thread) and haven’t noticed him struggling yet since he’s been swimming recently.
Hi. I’m not sure whether the supplement would be suitable for your dog but have have looked at kinetic flex by Kater4k9 https://www.kater4k9.co.uk. They are quite a new company but for my dog, this has made so much difference to his mobility in comparison to a well known brand that my vet supplies. It’s also much cheaper! I also swapped back to the old brand when I received a months free sample but I could tell the difference quickly and couldn’t wait to use kinetic flex again
Thank you very much for the link. I had not heard of this preparation. Having read the ingredient list, it does look promising. There is an explanation of why each key ingredient is included.