Review on Duralactin Canine Chewable Tablets: Effective Relief for Dogs, 60 Count by Jennifer Schreier

We have an old man with weak hips who has difficulty walking and climbing stairs and often uses both hind legs at the same time. I was skeptical of the rumours, but there seems to be verifiable basis for claims of anti-inflammatory properties in dogs and humans. I couldn't find any reports of side effects so we tried it for a month, one pill once a day. Surprisingly, within a week he was moving better, climbing stairs on all four legs and being much more active for longer periods of time. period than before. Otherwise nothing has changed in his administration. No side effects were found. After more than a month he has maintained an improvement even after we switched him to Microlactin which is sold to humans - it is much cheaper. Difference.