Many older dogs develop arthritis. Certain larger breed dogs are particularly susceptible to arthritis. There is no cure for arthritis. However, for most dogs it can be managed. Treatments may help reduce symptoms and may slow the progression of canine arthritis. The following resources provide information about canine arthritis and possible treatments. This is not a substitute for vetrinary care. Consult your vet for other possible canine arthritis treatments.

Articles
Canine Arthritis - Paw Prints Newsletter
Physical Therapy for Pets - Paw Prints Newsletter
Canine Hip Dysplasia - Paw Prints Newsletter
Glucosamine Chondroitin & Joint Care - Paw Prints Newsletter

Products

Arthritis Supplements
Arthramine Joint Support
Conquer K9 Plus
Duraflex Soft Chew Joint Treat
Enervite Senior Dog Supplement
Evolve Natural Senior Dog Food
Glucosamine Tablets
Hip & Joint Dog Wafers with Glucosamine
Hip & Joint w/Glucosamine & Chondroitin
Hip Flex for Dogs
Homeo Pet Joint Stress
Ortho-Flex Joint Ease Supplement
Pro Pac Large Breed Adult Dog Food
Time Release Glucosamine & MSM

Aspirin & Pain Relievers
Aspir-Flex Aspirin Gel
Aspirin Powder for Dogs
Enteric Coated Aspirin
Flare Away Dog Pain Relief
Vetrin Canine Aspirin

Mobility Aids
Bottoms Up / Rear Support Dog Leash
Half Step
Paw Wax (To help prevent slipping on slick surfaces)
Pet Step

Comfort Products
Adjustable Dog Diner
Canine Cooler
Healthy Pet Diner
Orthopedic Pet Beds
Pet Heated Mat
Pet Heating Pad
Posture Pro Dog Double Diner
Thermal Dog Cushion