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  • Home
  • Complete Guide To Natural Health and Homemade Diet For Dogs
    • Testimonials for book
  • ONLINE COURSE for COMPLETE GUIDE TO NATURAL HEALTH AND HOMEMADE DIET FOR DOGS
  • CUSTOM Supplemental Plan For Your Dog
  • Cyplexinol for Bone and Tissue Repair and Restore
  • ​The Assisi Loop
  • PROTOCOL For Canine Arthritis and Joint
  • Safe Recommended Joint Supplements >
    • Boswellia Improves Symptoms of Arthritis
    • Anti- inflammatory Herbs For Arthritis
    • Cats Claw For Arthritis
    • Devils Claw
    • Cetyl Myristoleate For Osteoarthritis In Dogs
    • Ester C For Your Dog
    • GLUCOSAMINE AND MSM
    • Hydrangea Root For Bone Spurs And Kidney Stones
    • Rosehips For Pets
    • Sea Cucumber: A Natural Arthritis Treatment
  • Recommended Daily Diet Supplements for the Arthritic Dog
  • Inactive Ingredients To Avoid
  • Ingredients In Supplements
  • Sign Up For Our Canine Arthritis Newsletter
  • ACL Injuries In Dogs >
    • Canine Cruciate Ligament (or ACL) Surgery Questions
    • How To Heal A Torn ACL Without Surgery
    • What You Need to Know After Your Dog has ACL Surgery
    • Understanding TPLO
    • Canine ACL Surgery
    • Prolotherapy In Animals
    • The Dog Meniscus
  • Acupressure For Pets
  • Acupuncture for Animals
  • Aging Gracefully
  • Adequan
  • Arthramid for Dogs
  • Arthritis in Dogs- Can Magnesium Help
  • Bone Disease In Growing Dogs
  • Canine Rehabilitation After Surgery
  • Carpal Hyperextension Injury
  • Cauda Equina Syndrome In Dogs
  • CBD Oil And Your Arthritic Dog
  • Chiropractic For Your Pet
  • Degenerative Myelopathy
  • Diskospondylitis (Spondylitis) in Dogs
  • Dont Forget Your Dogs Diet With Arthritis
  • Early Joint issues In Canines
  • Elbow Dysplasia
  • Fibrocartilaginous Embolism (FCE) in Dogs
  • Floating Kneecaps, or Luxating Patellas
  • Helping Your Dog Stay Healthy And Pain Free
  • Hip Dysplasia in Dogs >
    • Choices In Hip Dysplasia Treatments
    • Subluxation In Your Dogs Hips
    • What Is Femoral Head Osteotomy (FHO)
    • Prolotherapy In Animals
  • How Canine Arthritis And Diet Are Connected
  • How to Give Your Dog Glucosamine Injections
  • How To Fix Slick Flooring
  • How To Install A Doggie Door And Buying The Correct Size >
  • How to Massage Your Dog
  • Hydrotherapy For Dogs
  • Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy For Pets
  • Hypertrophic Osteodystrophy
  • Immune-Mediated Polyarthritis (IMPA)
  • Intervertebral Disc Disease
  • Laser Therapy for Dogs
  • Learning How To Feel and Read Your Dogs Spine
  • Librela
  • LTCI & DOGS
  • Lumbosacral Spondylosis In Dogs
  • Magnetic Therapy
  • Muscle Sprains and Strains In Dogs
  • MYELOMALACIA IN DOGS
  • Moist Heat And Cold Therapy For Canines
  • NSAIDs-The Risks Involved
  • Osteoarthritis In Dogs
  • Panosteitis In Young Dogs
  • Palmitoylethanolamide (PEA)
  • Pet Arthritis
  • Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy For Pets
  • Prevention and Preservative Free
  • Prolotherapy In Animals
  • Pro-Stride for Dogs
  • Rheumatoid Arthritis in Dogs
  • Sacroiliac Luxation
  • Sciatica in Dogs
  • Semitendinosus and Gracilis Myopathy
  • Setting Up A Pool For Therapy For Your Dog
  • SPRYNG Injections for Arthritis and ACL/CCL Tears
  • Stem Cell Therapy In Pets
  • Steps To Take To Get Your Dog Moving
  • Tesla BioHealer™ for Pets 2.0
  • Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) For Canines
  • Transitioning To A Raw Diet >
  • Ultrasound Therapy
  • Vet Checks With Injuries And Arthritis
  • What Vets Dont Know Or Wont Tell You
  • Weather And Joint Issues
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​​Arthramid

​Next Generation Joint Treatment
by Arthramid
 
Arthramid® targets the joint’s synovial membrane—the soft tissue that produces joint fluid. After injection, it gradually integrates into this membrane, a process that takes approximately 2 weeks.
 
This process helps restore flexibility, reduce stiffness, and improve overall joint health.
 
By reinforcing the joint lining, Arthramid®:
 
Restores flexibility and stability in the joint
Improves joint fluid quality, which cushions, nourishes cartilage, and reduces friction
Helps break the cycle of arthritis and supports long-term joint health
With Arthramid®, your dog can enjoy a more active, comfortable life—helping them get back to running, playing, and moving with ease.
 
Why Vets and Dog Owners Trust Arthramid®
Long-lasting relief from osteoarthritis
Improves mobility and joint health
Safe, non-invasive, and backed by 20+ years of research
Works for all stages of osteoarthritis, from early to advanced
Reduces the need for daily pills or frequent injections
Safe for use in multiple joints
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​Proven Results: What the studies show about Arthramid®
85% of dogs show relief from the clinical signs of osteoarthritis.
44% of dogs reduced or discontinued the use of NSAID’s after treatment.
63% of dogs reduced or stopped the use of other pain medications.
Improved mobility & range of motion in treated joints.
Long-lasting benefits with increased freedom of movement and overall improvement in quality of life over time.
 
Canine Arthramid dosing recommendations

Dose & Administration
Arthramid® is for intra-articular injection by a veterinarian. Strict aseptic technique is essential to prevent contamination of the injection site.
 
The dose injected into a joint is at the discretion of the veterinarian and may vary depending on the volume of the joint and/or the severity or duration of the disease.
 
Arthramid® is supplied in a pre-filled 1mL syringe sealed via a Leur lock fitting. Arthramid® is for intra-articular injection only by a veterinarian.
Arthramid® should be administered via a sterile 20-23g needle using aseptic injection technique protocols to prevent contamination of the injection site
 
Post-Treatment Care
Your dog’s joint comfort will gradually improve as Arthramid® takes effect.
 
The gel integrates into the joint’s synovium within 2 weeks, but visible improvement in your dog’s movement and comfort may take up to 6 weeks. Trust the process and allow time for the treatment to deliver its full benefits.
 
How to Support Your Dog’s Recovery post injection
To help your dog get the most out of their treatment, follow these simple steps:
 
Rest for 48 hours: Keep activity minimal for the first two days.
Controlled exercise: Stick to short, gentle leash walks for the next 2 to 4 weeks, slowly increasing duration as your vet advises.
Vet check-up: Schedule a re-examination with your vet 4 to 6 weeks after treatment.
Continue rehab: If your dog has a rehab plan, keep following it as recommended.
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