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18.7.2013
Do you have an adult dog that is suffering from Joint problems? If you do then this is probably the food your pet should be eating. It is not a Veterinary Prescription only food, you can buy it as and when you want. If your dog is receiving medication for Joint problems, you may feel happier checking with your Vet, but I can see no reason why this food cannot be given alongside any prescribed meds. "Amber", my rescue dog, has Bilateral Elbow Arthritis and Spondylosis for which she is prescribed Rimadyl which is a non steroidal anti inflammatory pain relieving tablet. I still think that any other help I can give her, to prevent her body having to cope with drug medication, is all to the good.
1.9.2013
Eukanuba Sensitive Joints Dry Food 12.5 kgWe live I Cornwall and have quite a few dogs and have a few with dietary problems so this was an ideal chance to try Eukanuba's joint diet.I have a rescue Jack Russell who is now 12 and beginning to suffer with stiff joints and reduced joint movement. She also gets very itchy during the late summer months so we have tried this food in combination with Eukanuba's sensitive skin food.We have had her checked out at our vets and it appears this is natural degeneration and nothing to do with a disease starting up. The Vet suggested some diet changes and also a shorter but more often exercise routine.
24.8.2013
Well so far this has had a paws up as it has been wolfed down however to be honest he will pretty much eat anything! Jake is a staffie and is sensitive in a few different ways such as skin and joints and so we have decided to test a few different types of the Eukanuba out on him to see if they make any difference, however the review period is 30 days and I think that this may be too early a timescale to advise of any noticeable differences and possibly we may need to consider if second bags are also required. We are using the dry food as a mixer to the wet food too as having always fed both we think it preferable to stick to this rather than doing a total switch to dry food,
17.10.2013
I cannot lie. I am now an official Eukanuba convert. I never thought I would see the day that I would switch my dog onto such a high priced product, but having fed her on Eukanuba for four months now I can only rave at the difference it has made. She is almost ten years old, and has been plagued with digestive issues since a puppy. Now that she is aging I had started to notice that she is not quite as bouncy as she once was. She had started to proceed to caution when contemplating jumping up on things like the sofa. I wouldn't say that we had hit full arthritis yet, but things were feeling more sensitive for big movements.Since switching her across to Eukanuba I have genuinely seen a massive improvement in her health.
31.8.2013
My twelve years young Springer Spaniel has recently tried Eukanuba dry food for mature and elderly dogs and I was well impressed with it, so I now decided to to try him with this one for sensitive joints. It includes an array of wonderful additives such as Glucosamine and Chondroitin Sulphate to promote healthy joints, L-Carnutine which I haven't heard of but apparently helps reduce body fat to minimise joint stress, Prebiotics for strong natural defences giving the immune system good bacteria, high quality protein from chicken, lamb, fish and eggs, is also rich in antioxidants and a whole host of other good things for the well being of dogs that are knocking on in years.
19.9.2013
Our older dog seems to have drawn the short straw when it comes to health issues. She can't tolerate normal dog food as it upsets her tummy too much, she seems to pick up every ear infection going, she's bothered by her hip joints and she suffers from sensitive skin to name but a few. Trying to accommodate all her ailments through diet alone isn't possible but it's fair to say that her menu is usually pretty bland. I thought I'd give this a go to try and liven meal times up a little for her while still catering to her health issues and so far she's liking the change. We've started slow with this one as a complete turn around on what she is used to would probably be unwise given our past experiences but so far it's looking good.
7.10.2013
Our dogs really loved this food, the texture of the kibble was designed to help their teeth, they thought it smelt pleasant and was literally wolfed down.The elder dog, an eight year old Labrador Retriever bitch, has been quietly 'aging' and seems to struggle more with stairs, the leap into the car wasn't happening (it took several goes to climb up) and she just seemed to lack enthusiam/energy. You can't really tell if she was in pain but logic says she was.We've just finished the first bag of the joint food, you can't really tell there are any omega 3's or other goodies just by looking at it, but having read the nutritional info it's an absolute power house.Did it make a difference? Yes, it did.
19.9.2013
Eukanuba are noted as manufacturers of quality dog food, and this item did not disappoint. The consumer of this bag was a 13-year-old Rhodesian Ridgeback with some arthritis, and while honestly it's difficult to say if it's made any difference to that specifically, he certainly enjoys the food very much. The kibbles are a good size for all dogs (our puppy, who is 2.7kg, can manage them just as well as the 36kg dog), and it certainly appears very palatable.The change to this food didn't create any issues with digestive upset (we did do it gradually, as directed by the bag, of course), and it isn't so high-fibre as to result in excessive, um, "output".One quibble raised by the dog's owner (she is a veterinary surgeon)
16.9.2013
Eukanuba is a company that I've come to trust and having tried a lot of thier other products I thought that this one would be good to utilise to help an elderly dog. After all, when they get over 8 they're no spring chicken and whilst they still want to be your best friend it sometimes difficult for them to do what they want to.So trying this product out for a while, for me, gave it a real test of what it should do. Harry, wanted to jump up on the sofa and be your best friend, yet he was stiff and had a hard time managing it, even with a hummies help, so feeding him this for a few weeks allowed me to see his development.Firstly after a few days, you could see his fur improving,
26.6.2013
I was excited about the benefit claims of this dog food but hit the main barrier - my dog won't eat it. He has been fussy about food before and we ended up with Forthglade (wet) and Bakers Small Dog (dry) after trial and error. So my ideal solution is to have sample packs to first be able to see if the dog will eat, rather than leap in with a big pack.The container is good - decent durability and with a ziplock.I am now going to offer to my neighbour for their aging mutt and will feed back that outcome.UPDATE: while my little cross-breed terrier still will not eat it, our neighbour's collie breed loves it. It will be a while before any benefits would be obvious but at least we have found a fan.
14.10.2013
Well, Eukanuba is a well-known brand so I thought trustworthy one.Had a go at this on an older dog with some joint stiffness and definitely overweight.Of course the pretigious list of ingredients mean nothing if the dog will not touch the food but it went down well. A diet change should never be sudden so this was introduced gradually. I cannot testify to a better coat but there definitely seems to be an improvement in movement as the old boy had trouble getting up the steps outside, and likes to follow the old man around so the improvement was nice to see.As with all items like this a sustained approach is often the best so I think we'll keep this going as the benefits far outweigh the cost and if you come down to it,
6.8.2013
Our older cocker spaniel (9 years old) eats it all up, but then she's never been a fussy eater and we have to feed her a little less than she would LIKE to eat given that she has a slight tendency to put on weight and we have been warned by the vet not to let her get any heavier.She has no joint problems, but given that she is considered an older dog, I thought I would try this food to see if the omega oils might be good for her joints and act to prevent any deterioration. It's difficult to review a product like this given that Amazon gives us only a fairly narrow window of so many weeks to review new products, so I can't say whether it has had any beneficial effects.However,
17.7.2013
We got this for our 9 year old Cocker Spaniel who has recently gone through an operation to mend some ligament damage in one of her legs. She has always been a (hyper) active dog who doesn't sit still for very long, so hopefully this Sensitive Joints dry food will aid her rehabilitation. She already eats other Eukauba food so, moving her onto this has not been much of a problem. We have also been trying her with the Eukanuba Senior 9 Plus, but we will keep using the Sensitive Joints food as the primary until it is done. Amazon give a decent price for this 12.5Kg sack, and should keep the dog happy until she is healed in a few weeks, and beyond. I've yet to see any difference to her coat or otherwise,
7.9.2013
Our chocolate lab is not the young lady she once was. She suffers from stiff joints and a bit of arthritis to boot. However this Eukanuba dry food, along with her medication, seems to be really helping her. Now I don't doubt that this food is having minimal impact on her joints as it's only a dry dog food, but still our dog likes it and is moving about much better than before. I certainly wouldn't 'just' use this food if your dog is having trouble jumping into the car or maybe just getting up out of bed. However if you use it along side a pain killer or other medication I'm sure it will further the help (please note: I'm not a vet so take what I've just said as passing advice and no more).
13.10.2013
If choosing whether to buy this product or not based on reviews, you are somewhat at the mercy of the reviewer or in this case, their canine assistant. In this case, I was aided by a 9 year old golden retriever who seems to be showing the early signs of age. She's not quite as mobile as she was so this seems the obvious food.Eukanuba specialises in developing recipes for dogs which focus on their needs based on age, physical condition and potentially breed. Although it is early days, my assistant seems quite keen on this product. She is not too fussy generally, but this seems to have been a hit - the benefit here of the product helping sensitive joints is great as her mobility is definitely diminished.