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How do you feel about probiotic and prebiotics supplement use (or just in a source like a bit of yogurt, etc) in a health animal?
I have heard of these being used and was interested because I know gut health and diversity is important. I read VCA's website and it has a few brands listed, but I just wanted to know if there would be possible harm of using it in a healthy animal, more.so as a preventative care sort of deal.
Same with joint supplements. I know you shouldn't give too many extras to avoid ruining the balance of the kibble, but I was wondering if starting an animal on a vet recommended joint supplement/chew would be a bad idea in an animal who is healthy as well?
I plan to ask my personal vet those questions, but I know my other pets have got arthritis and I'd love to prevent or lessen the harm from that.
Thank you so much! Just wanting to hear a few more opinions :)
gettingvetted here.
At best, evidence for probiotic use in animals is iffy. The best evidence for their use is with acute GI disease caused by dysbiosis or antibiotics. So, it won’t hurt anything to have a dog on it long term, but probably won’t help prevent anything either. (source)
As for joint supplements, about the same is true. There are potential benefits, unlikely to harm, but if there is joint disease, it is best to use alongside other treatment methods. (source)
Sham waltzed in here and decided to sit straight and proper on his own which is so fabulous because he has a wonky leg and usually opts to sit on a popped hip instead.
I was looking up studies on joint supplements the other day and this article came up. It is a few years old, but written towards vets and has an overview of most popular supplements and what studies have said about them. I thought it was really interesting and wanted to share.
Theres a lot of crazy info out there when it comes to canine joint health and mobility. (Elk antler, anyone?) Arm yourself with the evidence
how strong is the evidence for dog joint supplements?
GV here.
We commonly recommend joint supplements as preventive or adjunctive therapy for arthritis, or conditions that are likely to cause arthritis in the future (such as partial CCL rupture, luxating patellas, hip dysplasia, trauma, and others). There are even entire prescription dog and cat foods centered around having joint supplements already included in the food. Once arthritis is already present, they won't relieve the pain on their own, but can certainly help prevent it from getting worse. It is important to use a veterinarian recommended formula as there are a lot of joint supplements out there, and none of them are FDA regulated. Thus, if you're purchasing a bargain brand, you never know if the supplement actually contains what it claims.
Natural Homemade Dog Supplements for Better Pet Health – Wapiti Labs
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What I Learned After Trying the Boswellia and CBC Formula from Joint Restore Gummies
For years, I tried joint supplements that looked promising but delivered nothing. The pills were huge, the powders were disgusting, and the results were always underwhelming. I kept buying what looked like popular products, but the stiffness in my knees and lower back never changed.
Eventually, I came across something called Joint Restore Gummies. It was made by a company called Prosper Wellness, and the formula looked totally different from what I’d seen before. Instead of throwing in more glucosamine or collagen, this one used Boswellia and CBC. I had to look up what CBC even was, and it turns out it’s a hemp compound that interacts with the body’s inflammation and balance systems. It doesn’t affect your mind, it’s not psychoactive, and it’s not THC or CBD. It’s just designed to help the body regulate joint discomfort naturally.
Boswellia, on the other hand, is something I had seen in other products before. It’s been used for centuries, and modern research shows it may help reduce joint stiffness and promote mobility over time. When I saw that this supplement combined both, and delivered it in a gummy, I decided to try it.
I didn’t want to buy from some random link or shady deal site, so I found what looked like the real product page. Here’s the link I used:
👉 https://jointrestoregummiesboswelliaandcbcformula.quora.com/Joint-Restore-Gummies-Boswellia-and-CBC-Formula-by-Prosper
That page gave me all the details, straight from Prosper Wellness. I ordered the three-bottle bundle and started using it every morning.
Now I’m six weeks in. I haven’t missed a dose. I take it once per day, no water, no hassle. It tastes fine and it doesn’t feel like I’m taking medicine. More importantly, I’ve actually noticed a difference. I’m less stiff when I wake up, and walking stairs doesn’t feel like punishment anymore.
It didn’t change everything overnight, but it’s the first supplement I’ve actually stayed with. I’ve thrown away dozens of half-used bottles over the years. This one’s different. It fits into my routine, the ingredients make sense, and I trust the source.
If you’re looking for the actual Joint Restore Gummies Boswellia and CBC formula by Prosper, don’t fall for knockoff listings or random discount pages. This is the link that worked for me:
👉 https://jointrestoregummiesboswelliaandcbcformula.quora.com/Joint-Restore-Gummies-Boswellia-and-CBC-Formula-by-Prosper
The One Joint Supplement That Didn’t End Up in the Trash
Most of the joint supplements I’ve tried never made it past the halfway mark. I’d start with good intentions, maybe take them for a week or two, then slowly stop when I realized nothing was changing. The capsules were huge. The powders tasted awful. Some required two or three servings a day. Even when I remembered to take them, they felt more like a chore than a solution.
Over the years, I tried the usual suspects. Glucosamine and chondroitin. Turmeric with black pepper. MSM in various forms. I even bought an expensive marine collagen powder once because an influencer claimed it changed their life. I’m sure some of them helped a little, but the truth is, I couldn’t stay consistent. Either the format was too inconvenient or the results weren’t noticeable enough to keep me going.
Eventually, I decided to change the way I approached supplements. I stopped chasing products based on flashy marketing and started looking into actual ingredients and how they interact with the body. That’s how I came across something called Joint Restore Gummies.
What caught my attention right away was the delivery format. It wasn’t a pill. It wasn’t a shake. It was a once-daily gummy. That sounded like something I could actually remember to take without rolling my eyes every morning.
Then I saw the formula: Boswellia Serrata and CBC. I already knew Boswellia was used in natural joint support formulas and has a history of research behind it. CBC was new to me. I dug into it and found out it’s a non-psychoactive hemp compound that interacts with the body’s endocannabinoid system. It doesn’t make you feel different, but it may help regulate how your body manages discomfort and inflammation over time.
I didn’t want to order from Amazon or a fake discount site, so I kept digging. That’s when I found what looked like the real product page:
👉 https://sites.google.com/view/best-joint-supplements-for-hum/home
The page was clean. No countdown timers, no “buy now or lose everything” nonsense. It showed real ingredient information, simple bundle pricing, and clear usage instructions. I ordered the three-bottle option to get the best value and started using it daily.
Now it’s been a little over a month. I’ve taken one gummy every day without missing a dose. That’s a big deal for me. I’ve noticed less stiffness when getting up in the morning, especially in my knees and lower back. I’m walking longer, feeling more flexible, and I haven’t even thought about switching products.
It’s not a magic fix, and it didn’t do anything overnight. But it’s the first time I’ve felt like I’m using something that makes sense. The ingredients are solid. The format is easy. And more importantly, I’m actually sticking with it.
If you’ve been through the same cycle of buying bottles, forgetting to take them, and throwing them out a month later, this one might be worth trying. It’s simple, realistic, and a lot more thoughtful than most of what’s out there.