Frolic: joint health
Compare to the active ingredients of Cosequin®DS with MSM
Add pep back into your pet’s step with our double-strength formula. Our chewable tablets contain 600mg Glucosamine Hydrochloride, 300mg Chondroitin and 250mg MSM - the same active ingredients of Cosequin® DS with MSM - but are priced at 42% cheaper per tablet.
- Lubricates and rebuilds joints
- Protects existing cartilage from breaking down
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Mouth-watering bacon flavor - read our reviews about the great palatability!
- Made with human-grade ingredients at an FDA-registered facility
- A healthier pet who can jump, leap and frolic.
- Easy to administer! Give as a treat or crush and sprinkle into their food.
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Effective for adult dogs and cats of all breeds and sizes
- Save money: 42% cheaper per tablet than a competitor with the same formula. That's extra money to pamper your pet, like annual dental cleaning.
Each tablet contains:
| GLUCOSAMINE HYDROCHLORIDE | 600 mg |
| SODIUM CHONDROITIN SULFATE | 300 mg |
| MSM (METHYLSULFONYLMETHANE) | 250 mg |
| MANGANESE CITRATE | 3 mg |
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My 12-year-old adopted loved bug has been on Frolic for only 4 weeks. However, comparing from day one, he seems to be more flexible and is even trying downward dog LOL He also seems to be standing a little taller...I hope he continues to improve as I understand it takes 6-8 weeks to realize the full benefit!
I was given Guzel's dark gooey nuggets which had to be wrapped in cheese or meat before she would eat. Most of the nugget was spit out. Now Guzel readily eats wìthout a fuss
Otis has bad knees so Frolic is perfect for him. It contains Glucosamine, Chondroitin and MSM and tastes like bacon.
Our 3.5 year old French Shepherd is an incredibly picky eater and so we were admittedly a little apprehensive when we first tried giving her Pebble Naturals supplements, but she absolutely loved them!! Normally, we've struggled giving her any supplements as she tends to just spit them out, but for Pebble Naturals, she'll do tricks!! Amazing! Thanks Pebble Naturals!!
The products are wonderful and the customer service is impeccable! There was a lovey hand written note, thanking me for the purchase!
DR. KATE MEZAN’S
Consultation Notes
DEGENERATIVE JOINT DISEASE: A GUIDE TO JOINT HEALTH IN DOGS AND CATS
Recognizing and treating degenerative joint disease (DJD) in pets is essential to keeping our companions comfortable and active as they age. One of the most common causes of pain in animals, DJD is due to chronic wear and tear on the joints resulting in loss of the joint’s protective cartilage “cushion”. There are a number of causes that can contribute to DJD -- including trauma, genetics, conformation and nutrition -- and successful treatment likewise requires more than one approach.
HOW DO I KNOW IF MY DOG HAS DJD?
With their natural exuberance and eagerness to please, it can be difficult to recognize when a pet is in pain. DJD is often subtle, with owners first noticing that their pet just seems to be “slowing down”. Specific signs to watch for include:
- Increased difficulty getting up or laying down
- Limping, especially just after getting up
- Reluctance to jump up or down from previously well-loved furniture
- Less enthusiasm for play sessions, walks or games of fetch
- Irritability in a previously good-natured animal
Once DJD is suspected, there are a number of steps you can take to help protect your pet’s joints and ensure as many happy years of pain-free mobility together.
SUPPLEMENTS
High quality joint supplements containing glucosamine, chondroitin sulfate and MSM are one of the first lines of defense against emerging DJD. With ingredients that help to protect and rebuild cartilage, supplements such as Frolic help ensure your dog’s body has the building blocks it needs to maintain optimal joint health.
HEALTHY WEIGHT
No one enjoys a diet, but one of the best things you can do for your arthritic pet is to help them achieve their optimal weight. Extra pounds mean extra stress on joints, and shedding even a little extra weight can make your pet feel years younger.
PRESCRIPTION MEDICATIONS
When supplements are not enough, your veterinarian will likely recommend adding a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory (NSAID) or other pain medication to your pet’s treatment regimen. These can either be used as needed or on a daily basis, depending on your pet’s degree of discomfort.
EXERCISE AND PHYSICAL THERAPY
Moderate, low-impact exercise can help maintain range of motion and prevent loss of muscle mass in the arthritic pet. In addition to traditional leash walks, some exercises that may be particularly beneficial include:
- Swimming
- Walking over uneven terrain like sand, gravel or cushions
- Repeated sit-to-stands to help build core strength
- Helping your pet balance on 3 legs in order to build muscle in limbs they may be favoring
During all exercise, remember to follow your pet’s lead. If they show signs of fatigue or distress, it’s time for a rest.
ALTERNATIVE MODALITIES
Alternative medicine is no longer just for people. Acupuncture and laser therapy are increasingly available at vet clinics and pet rehabilitation centers, and can be an excellent addition to your pet’s healthcare regimen.
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