I've read that some of you recommend Cissus Mascosana, but does it actually work well for arthritis? My dog is nearly 10 years old now – does her age make a difference?
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I was playing Block Blast when I spotted this comment, which is exactly what I was looking for. I’m also using Cissus Mascosana for my dog who has arthritis, and I’ve seen a fairly noticeable improvement after about 3 weeks. It’s perfectly fine for 10-year-old dogs; the key thing is to adjust the dosage according to their weight.
Cissus Mascosana is often mentioned for helping to support joint comfort, but results can vary from one dog to another. For a 10-year-old dog, age is definitely a significant factor, as arthritis and joint wear and tear are generally more advanced in senior dogs. 1000games
If I were you, I’d check with the vet first before starting a supplement, especially if she’s already on medication or has other health issues. Has she already been diagnosed with arthritis, or are you just noticing signs like stiffness, struggling to get up, or being less keen on going for walks? This might help to better assess what would suit her best.
Hi there,
It is sometimes used as a supplement for joint comfort, but scientific evidence regarding its use in dogs remains quite limited. I wouldn’t consider it a primary treatment, but rather a potential supplement to discuss with your vet.
Regarding his age, at nearly 10 years old, it’s important to take into account his overall health, any potential kidney or liver issues, or other ongoing treatments before adding a supplement. The best thing to do is have a chat with your vet to choose the most suitable solution for his specific case.
Have a good day,
Maëlla
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