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QED

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2. Glad that helped your kitty.

Reply to SheltieLover (Reply #1)

Sun Mar 1, 2026, 07:23 PM

Mar 1

I'm hesitant to use supplements - the best thing to do is talk to my vet.

I saw a reel on fb yesterday by a vet neurologist who explained how the disks degrade over time. That got me thinking about whether I should be doing something to help prevent disk problems.

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Does anyone give green lipped mussel supplement to their dogs? [View all] QED Mar 1 OP

Never heard of this one, but I've used Pet Kelp for bones & joints before SheltieLover Mar 1 #1

Glad that helped your kitty. QED Mar 1 #2

Vet acupuncture & chiropractic as well as cold laser can help a lot! SheltieLover Mar 1 #5

Eggshell Membrane Polly Hennessey Mar 1 #3

I'm tempted to try these suggestions as JMCKUSICK Mar 1 #4

Cold laser & acupuncture are wonderful for disc probs SheltieLover Mar 1 #6

Got another one for you. I take my twenty year old cat, Millie, in Polly Hennessey Mar 1 #8

All things mentioned here will help... Alansworld Mar 1 #7

It's usually one of the ingredients in dog food from New Zealand, and also available as freeze dried treats: Donkees Mar 6 #9