92Y – Kathleen Turner (February 14, 2008)

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Question by Mrs. R.: How to take care of a dog with arthritis?
Hi my 7 year old husky was diagnosed with arthritis. I wanted to see if any other owners that have/had arthritis could give me some tips on how to take care of a dog with arthritis. Thank you I could greatly appreciate it.

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Answer by Moon Man
I just answered another question along these lines and Rhymadol is what my vet gave me for my aging Basset Hound. Perked him right up!!

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