Links to Some of the Supplements & Vitamins I Recommend for Pets –
Anti-Inflammatories – Natural Formulas:
For Cats or Dogs – 
For People or Pets –
Joint Helpers:
Also see anti-inflammatories, above.
I prefer supplements and vitamins that have the least amount of added flavoring, coloring, and other additives that aren’t specific for healing.
Below are a few brands I have chosen to help a cat or dog with painful joints. Each product links to Amazon, but you may buy them anywhere you like, of course.
This page is specifically for links to products I recommend and for which I have received positive results feedback. You may find more info about each product by clicking on the photo link. I also have some information about the use of these supplements in other posts on this website and in my books.
For Cats –
“Duralactin Feline is an immuno-nutritional aid for managing inflammatory conditions, such as soft tissue injury or arthritis in cats. Managing cat arthritis symptoms with Duralactin Feline can be especially beneficial in many ways. Duralactin Feline is affordable and can be used as a long-term solution in conjunction with other medications and treatments. Duralactin Feline is a dried milk protein concentrate derived from hyper-immunized cows. It is a non-prescription supplement that is available in liquid or capsule form. Duralactin Feline can be administered directly, with or without food. The main ingredients are MicroLactin, a dried milk protein and omega fatty acids.”
For Dogs –
For Dogs or People –
If you are taking a proven, high-quality glucosamine & chondroitin (sometimes with more ingredients) supplement, then you may usually share it with your dog. Check the labels on one of the products I have listed here in order to find out dosing suggestions for your dog. Then you may compare the pet dosing to the info on your own supplement. Try to get close to the same amount the veterinary version suggests. In this case it’s better that you give a little bit more rather than a lot less than the recommended amount.
Check the ingredients of yours to make sure there isn’t a sweetener in it. Don’t give xylitol to your pets. I don’t like to give any formulas that contain aspartame or sucralose, either. That cuts out many of the flavored dog versions.
Liver Helpers:
Cats & Dogs, Per Weight –
Cats & Small Dogs –
For Small-Medium Dogs –
For Medium & Large Dogs –
Nerve Helper:
SAMe also can have beneficial effect on nerves. See above ^^
Omega 3’s:
Omega 3’s are pretty easy to find in lower doses, for cats and dogs under 50#, however many of my clients have difficulty finding the 1-capsule, high dose versions. Your veterinarian may carry a good Omega 3. If you cannot find them from your veterinarian or in a store near you, here are a few suggestions:
For Cats & Small Dogs –
Each capsule of this Omega 3 contains 180 mg EPA & 120 mg DHA.
For Medium & Large Dogs –
This one contains 400 mg EPA & 200 mg DHA per capsule.
…and this one contains 500 mg EPA & 250 mg DHA per capsule
For Very Large Dogs or People or Other Pets –
This one contains 600 mg EPA & 300 mg DHA per capsule.
Probiotics:
I recommend getting a pharmaceutical-grade probiotic, where available, and getting one with at least 5 bacterial strains in it.