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Stretches for Arthritis in the Arms, Shoulders and Neck
Morning is the most difficult part of the day for many people with arthritis. Waking up with stiff or painful joints is a common complaint, especially when the weather is cold and wet. But, by stretching every day, you should wake up feeling more flexible and limber....
Stretches for Arthritis in the Back, Hips and Knees
Morning is the most difficult part of the day for many people with arthritis. Waking up with stiff or painful joints is a common complaint, especially when the weather is cold and wet. But, by stretching every day, you should wake up feeling more flexible and limber....
Horse Owners: Why You Need to Treat Joint Pain and Arthritis Early
Think of it this way – if your horse’s rug had a small tear, would you get a better outcome if you mended it straight away, or waited until it turned into a giant rip?
Dog Owners: Why You Need to Treat Joint Pain and Arthritis Early.
Think of it this way – if your dog’s soft toy had a loose thread, would you get a better outcome if you fixed it straight away, or waited until they’d pulled all the stuffing out?
5 Tips for Managing Morning Pain and Stiffness this Winter
Arthritis can affect people all through the year, however the winter months can make it harder to manage the symptoms – especially first thing in the morning. Here’s our top five tips to help you move more freely in the AM.
Joint Care for Senior Dogs
Arthritis is a common condition, affecting one in five adult dogs. It can cause them to slow down but – with regular veterinary attention and daily care – there’s no reason why senior dogs can’t continue to experience a very happy, healthy life.
Arthritis Prevention and Treatment Options
Arthritis is a natural – although not inevitable – consequence of repeated stresses on joints over a long period of time. Injury can cause the condition to develop suddenly but, in its most common form, arthritis is simply the result of years of acting like a horse....
Equine OCD Explained
Increasingly, 4CYTE is being recommended as the first line of treatment for OCD. 4CYTE is a natural anti-inflammatory, and suppresses the inflammation in the joint that leads to swelling. Surgical removal of the abnormal bone and cartilage by arthroscopy may be required, depending on the severity of the condition. 4CYTE is commonly used after surgery for reducing post-operative inflammation, and maintaining long-term joint health.
How to add 4CYTE Epiitalis Forte Gel to Your Horse’s Feed, with Jess Martin.
Adding 4CYTE Epiitalis Forte Gel directly to your horse’s feed is a quick treatment option when you have lots of horses to get around to. Jess Martin shows you how.
How to Orally Administer 4CYTE Epiitalis Forte Gel, with Jess Martin.
Depress the plunger all the way in as you wiggle the syringe around the horse’s mouth, spreading the dose of gel across the back of his tongue. Make sure you don’t just deposit a single lump, which he can easily spit out.
