Blog – tagged "Dog joint supplement comparisons"

This week's Question: Is Celadrin an alternative to Loxicom in dogs?

November 3, 2024
Posted by Emma Gripton

Can dog supplements provide pain relief to avoid longterm side effects from medication?

Taurine-supplemented food could protect many dogs from serious diseases

October 18, 2024
Posted by Emma Gripton

New research on Taurine deficiency and its impact on heart function in English Cocker Spaniels and other breeds.

Working Season For Gun Dogs

September 11, 2024
Posted by Emma Gripton

A day working can be exhausting for a dog

Alan Bray Senior Agility World Cup Championship - Packed and Ready to Go - Part 2

August 9, 2024
Posted by Emma Gripton

Part 2 of agility legend Alan Bray's blog. Competitions, team work, success and sadness.

Alan Bray Senior Agility World Cup Championship - The Journey - Part 1

August 7, 2024
Posted by Emma Gripton

Alan gives an insight into the preparation and dedication needed for competing in agility at international level and representing Team GB.

Alan Bray on Competing at FCI and Representing Team GB

July 23, 2024
Posted by Emma Gripton

Competing on British and FCI courses is totally different and demands many more skills for both dog and handler

Puppy Crumble Update from Guide Dogs

July 2, 2024
Posted by Emma Gripton

An update on Crumble the Guide Dog, she can be a little stubborn at times

Storm's Super Story.

June 14, 2024
Posted by Emma Gripton

Sore joints, dog blood donor, mental health support and and all round star - meet Storm the greyhound.

It works

My Dutch shepherd, Jethro, was diagnosed with SLO a little over a year ago. For the most part Jethro’s symptoms have been minimized, but he hasn’t had much nail growth after losing all of his nails. Also, he is not able to tolerate any type of fish oil. Since giving him the Dermal O3 supplement for a month now, several of his nails have noticeably grown back to the point where they needed to be trimmed. Also, he hasn’t had any negative side effects that he had with other supplements and fish oil. It’s been over a year since I’ve had to trim his nails. It’s obvious this supplement is working, and I’ll continue to purchase this all in one supplement.

Good morning. Thank you for the update on Jethro, that's just the best news. DermalO3 was created to target SLO and its doing its job for you. Please give Jethro a tummy rub from us.
Kind wishes
Team Ace Canine.

So glad I found this!

I purchased Dermal O3 for one of my greyhounds who recently developed SLO. He has shed about half of his nails so far. Soon after starting him on Dermal O3, he seemed to be more comfortable and is playing again. He's now on his 4th bottle and I'm about to place another order. Bonus: his coat is so shiny!

That's a very happy update - Thank you. SLO is complicated and painful for the dog and stressful for owners too. We're delighted to know he's comfortable and playing again, that makes such a big difference. Please keep us updated on nail growth, its a slow process but all signs are good.
Sending wishes.
Team Ace Canine.

PlaqueAway

Seems to be doing the trick. Thank you.

We can ask no more. Thank you for the review.
Kind regards
Team Ace Canine

sprinkles

excellent product and service. My dogs love this supplement. So unusual for them to wolf down anything that is even remotely `medical'. Its great not having to convince them that this is good for them :)

Thank you for taking the time to review and our fabulous 5 stars.

Seems to be helping

My dog has suspected inflammatory bowel disease and has spent most of her life from around 6 months old having intermittent sickness, rumbling tummy and terrible stomach cramps. She also had pretty terrible breath, and constant ear infections. She's been on prescription hydrolysed food for a number of years as she reacts to pretty much every other food we've ever tried. Even on the special food she was still having the odd flare up (once a month or so) if she had even the tiniest bit of something else to eat.
About 3 months ago I started her on epimmune and I have to say her breath has improved and she's not had a sickness flare up since the end of August. Her itching does seem to be calming down a bit too.
All I can say is I really hope it continues. She has even been able to have the odd treat of something else and it has not triggered a flare up!

Hello Claire. At Ace Canine we're all about the dogs and supporting them to live their best lives so updates and feedback like this make team Ace Canine do what we do! Epimmune will slowly balance the diestive system and in return reduce reactions like vomiting, itching, ear infections, bloating, smelly breath, bad wind paw chewing and many more. The fact that she's been able to tolerate and enjoy an occasional treat is fabulous. Please keep us updated.
With best wishes.
The (smiling) Ace Canine Team

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