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    thanks for all the responses. . His primary vet is a great woman but i just think shes ignorant to some types of treatment; like deca , and adequan because shes never brought them up in conversation. I will deff give her a call in a little bit and see what she has to say. Medacam is suppose to be the best stuff for arthritis now but he was on it for a little over a year and it 's just really losing it's effects.

    What exactly is adequan? Someone post a link w/ some info?

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    adequan is a joint lubricator, cartillage repairer blah blah blah, in short its great stuff, used heavily in sleigh dogs

    http://www.luitpold.com/animal_healt...ne/faq/faq.htm

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    good luck with your dog.I hope you find a effective way to help your dog live without pain.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wilthepill123
    adequan is a joint lubricator, cartillage repairer blah blah blah, in short its great stuff, used heavily in sleigh dogs

    http://www.luitpold.com/animal_healt...ne/faq/faq.htm

    Thanks for the link bro. Sounds promising. I'll ask her about it immediately. If she thinks it's worth a shot then i'll deff try that before i go the chemically enhanced way.

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    Listen newb......move on to a new thread and get in a pissing contest w/ someone else in someone else thread! You've said your peace


    Quote Originally Posted by rainjack
    You never mentioned that scenario before - especially not the part about 'almost guaranteed to cure cancer'. That's a bogus question. an absurd question. There's never been a cure for cancer - I know - I watched my granny die from cancer.


    If you could take a pill and live forever, would you take the pill? Who's not going to answer with, "I'll take the pill"? That's just as ludicrous as your premise.


    There are risks in all treatments - you show me a disease that has a surefire cure, and I'll show you a disease that doesn't exist anymore.

    Since a dog is a dog, he can't communicate with you about what he wants. You have to make that decision for the dog and hope you make the right call. No one is denying that this is a tough call to make. Had it been an easy one, he wouldn't have posted the question on the boards.

    There is a difference between humans and animals. If you think there isn't, then you have a warped sense of reality. I wonder how your grandmother would feel if she knew that fido was just as important to you as she was.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mealticket
    Listen newb......move on to a new thread and get in a pissing contest w/ someone else in someone else thread! You've said your peace

    Sorry you had to listen to that guys bullsh1t, some guys just don't know when yo shut up. Goodluck with your dog bro.

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    There is a difference between humans and animals. If you think there isn't, then you have a warped sense of reality. I wonder how your grandmother would feel if she knew that fido was just as important to you as she was.
    Some people on this forum are so ridiculous...

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    Screw you Mealticket. I've paid just as much to be on this FREE board as you have. You come on here hours after the fact to pile on? You're a hell of a warrior. A real big man. Dick

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    Knock it off..... BOTH of you.

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    Keep me posted on what course you decide to take, bro. As a big dog owner myself I know that day will come when I need to make such a decision, it is almost inevitable.

    Holla

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    Lets all remember that in the end dogs are a great source of protein.

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    Be careful man because he might be mad at you once he gets a nice case of Deca -Dick and the girl dogs in your neighborhood dont like him anymore.

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    def go for it because it sounds like your last option, better to have a chance at a better life, even if risky, than suffer for the rest of it, make sure you keep us posted on the results.


    how/ where are you going to inject?? will your dog sit still while you shoot or will you have to sedate him?? what dose / how often will you shoot, im curious about that aspect of it. how big is you dog?

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    Well dogs have a much faster metabolism than humans so for a 100lbs+ dog I would imagine that a conservative human dose would be good for starters. I would inject him right in his hind quarters, if he is already suffering horrible pain from the arthritis a little soreness from a shot wouldn't bother him. Plus he can't talk so you don't have to worry about him bitching about the soreness to you.

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    http://www.easysource.com/synflex/syn_pets.htm?id

    Going w/ that for 2 weeks. even if i do see improvement i'll run that constant and start him on some adequan, after i talk to my vet today. If i don't think he's getting well enough or isn't doing that much better i'll go w/ deca as a last resort

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