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I'd add MSM to his diet.

I'd also look at switching to a raw biologically correct (for dogs)

diet. My cat is raw.

Lot's of purified water too.

 

Canine Arthritis Relief Formula

4 Rosemary

5 Lavender, angustifolia

4 Chamomile, roman

3 Marjoram

2 Juniper

2 Cypress

1 teaspoon Trauma Oil (infused arnica and calendula)

 

fill 2 oz bottle with these oils and fill the rest of the way w/ a light

carrier oil

massage on area

 

This blend can also be sprayed if that works better. Don't add the

Trauma Oil- just spray on mixed w/ distilled water.

 

A simple pain formula is:

10 Lavender

5 Peppermint

1 teaspoon infused arnica/calendula

1 /12 tablespoons almond oil

 

blend and apply as needed

 

 

Good luck!!

 

 

Elizabeth

 

 

On Wednesday, August 13, 2003, at 02:57 PM, writergrrrl48 wrote:

 

> I searched the archives but did not see what I am looking for...

>

> My elderly dog has developed, over the last year, a weakness in his

> hindquarters. Particularly with his right rear leg, he has much

> difficulty in using his back legs. They don't seem to have any

> strength and he has trouble controlling them. He can run still, but

> walking is difficult.

>

> He does not act like he is in pain, just can't keep his feet under him.

>

> I have used the BLT as a poultice on his legs but that did not seem to

> help (although it helps my arthritic knee when it acts up!)

>

> I gave him nerve and kidney teas for about 5 months but did not notice

> any change.

>

> I have given him Wobenzyme and Vitalzym, which seem to help for a day

> or two but does not last.

>

> Do you have suggestions on treatments that might help him? I know he

> isnt' going to live forever, but I want to give him every chance at

> being mobile and painfree.

>

> Thanks for your ideas.

>

> CheriB

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