Pet Pain Relief Drops

Very happy and surprised at how fast and well this worked for my 18 yr old cat. She was in serious pain in her rear leg and was in great distress. I found this on Amazon and as soon as it arrived we gave it to the old girl and it relieved her pain almost instantly! We use it daily now and so far she tolerates it well and is MUCH better. I hope there is no long term side effects, we have used it about 6 months so far and we couldn't be happier. Lastly she eats it without any problem when we put it on a little wet cat food, and she is a very finicky eater. Thanks for making a great product for our family member!

I was raised with homeopathic pharmacy, as in many other countries people use it as it is more natural and more biologically compatible with less chances of side effects. But I wasn’t sure if this was going to work in this case because I didn’t know what happened exactly or where my dog was hurt. See, he has the morning ritual of running out the back door to the yard every morning, just to discipline and harass the curly-tailed lizards before he drinks “outside water”; the water bowl I place outside for him every morning. He is an adopted senior pure bred Blue Doberman and when he drinks water, he does so like a hippopotamus. Hence outside water. No worries, he has an indoor water bowl, too. What happened is that a couple days ago, whilst doing his morning ritual, he stubbed his toe on the square concrete path steps and walked it off. Only to limp like he had hurt his knee or hip hours later. I was so worried, couldn’t sleep, and decided to order this just in case. I also had scenarios in my head thinking he had pinched a nerve on his back. I can be silly like that. I booked an appointment with his vet yet in my gut, I thought, I am going to observe for the next 24hrs. He is my 3rd Doberman and although they’re tough, they’re also drama queens. They can be the personification of the fable where the lion has a thorn in his paw and the little mouse removes it for them. See “The Lion and the Mouse”, one of Aesop’s Fables. In any case, Amazon Prime is amazing and the next day I started with this. It worked fast and he allowed me to touch his foot to examine it without doing a donkey-kick like he’s ticklish. It turns out that his knuckle on the right rear paw was swollen and a little bruised. The following day he was running again, except with the joy of a puppy. I am still a little careful not to let him go full throttle, but wow, what a relief. And the best part, he doesn’t mind sitting at our treat spot to receive the dose straight into his mouth (I am always VERY careful not to let the glass dropper touch his mouth), like it’s a treat. If your dog doesn’t do that, than I’d just put the dose into a piece of bread or make a pot-pie shape with a piece of cheese slice and “deliver” it that way. Or use some low sodium (chicken) broth. This works like miracles and I highly recommend it. DOBERMAN APPROVED!!!!

i always keep this on hand. it works well. my older dog has hip issues and this helps him with the discomfort

Shadow is a very mature cat and her age shows in joint and muscle stiffness and discomfort, this seems to give her relief from that pain and it must taste OK because she takes it right out of the eyedropper without a fuss.

We gave it to both of our senior XL dogs for three full days. Three doses each day of half a dropper full. Here are their results. (Worth reading, especially about the 12 year old dog.) One dog is 9 years old. He’s 80-some lbs. Saint Berdoodle. He came down on his arm weird onto the couch about 6 weeks ago and has had a limp since. We don’t think this has done anything for his limp, at least as of yet. We will keep him on it to see. He has a sensitive stomach and it didn’t seem to cause any upset which surprised us. Our 12 year old Schnoodle has very long legs. She’s all legs, and weighs about 90 lbs. her mobility was bad, it broke our hearts watching her because mentally she’s full of life, she couldn’t even stand up on hard surface floors without being unsteady or falling. Needed help getting up off the floor every time because she couldn’t get her legs under her. And she often looked like she had drunk legs because they were so weak and most likely causing her a great deal of pain. It has been three full days since starting her on this (9 doses) and I swear she’s seeing relief. It’s hard to gauge exactly but her legs look less wobbly, she was more sturdy when going up the stairs tonight, and in general she doesn’t look as uncomfortable. Maybe I’m wrong but I swear she’s slightly better because of this stuff. I especially think this helps because yesterday was a very active day for her and I was expecting her to be worse than ever today after the long travel day and family visit; she was moving about a lot more than normal yesterday. But today she was slightly better than she has been the past few months. I’m so happy!!!!! Unsure about how long this bottle will last, I’m thinking if I give two big dogs the three servings per day at half a dropper, that this bottle might last two weeks? Time will tell and I’ll report back as I have a better idea. But for a price in the teens, I’m guessing one bottle would last one large dog a full month, give or take. That’s amazing if that’s the case. Especially since I think it’s truly helping one of our dogs who was struggling pretty bad. I put a divot in a bite sized piece of a bread product and put the drops in it. The dogs gobble it right up. I noticed bagels absorb the liquid nicely so it doesn’t drip off so that’s my preference for administering their doses. DAY 6 UPDATE: 12 year old dog is leaps and bounds better. The last couple months her hip mobility and pain deteriorated quickly. 6 days into these drops and it’s like the clock went back a year. I’m so happy!! 9 year old dog isn’t seeing any difference in his limp. Bottle is smaller than originally calculated. I’m lucky if it will last 10 days for two XL dogs at three doses each per day, of half a dropper each dose.

Our old lady kitty must have landed wrong or something, and seemed to be in pain when jumping up to her bed. She became almost completely inactive and that made the slight limping worse when she decided to move. This helped move some again while healing. Im not a professional so if your cat is injured or you don't know what's going on bring them to the vet! Ive had Pritty for over 15 yrs and provide natural remedies when possible, but some things do need a vet.

The T-Pain dog medicine did help ease my dog’s pain sometimes, and I could tell he was more comfortable moving around after a few days. However, the results weren’t as strong as I hoped, and it took a bit longer than expected to notice any difference. It’s a decent product that seems to work, but it might not be the best option for every dog. Overall, it’s okay — not amazing, but it does help with pain relief to some extent.