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Bodhi · Feb 7, 2016

Hi everyone,

My Bodhi is 10 months now. I just ordered nuvet. I was wondering do you give both nuvet and nujoint ?

bullmama · Feb 7, 2016

Giving Nujoint at this age isn't a must.

But many bulldog owners choose to do so bc they would rather give something as a treat that is beneficial to the bulldog rather than not, and since Bulldogs have a very heavy bone structure using Nujoint helps. I just referred a bulldog pup to Nujoint who was having luxating patella problems, first vet wanted to do surgery. I told her to get a second opinion, so she did. Second vet wanted to see if pain meds and a joint supplement would help her bc she didn't want to do surgery on a pup if it wasn't needed. So it worked, she now just takes Nujoint daily, no surgery!

My point is it's not needed - but the benefits are hard to pass up.

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Bodhi · Feb 7, 2016

Thanks, I will order the nujoint too. Like you said I'd rather give a healthy treat and also be preventing joint damage now than try and repair after the damage is done.

Bodhi · Feb 7, 2016

bullmama said:
Giving Nujoint at this age isn't a must.

But many bulldog owners choose to do so bc they would rather give something as a treat that is beneficial to the bulldog rather than not, and since Bulldogs have a very heavy bone structure using Nujoint helps. I just referred a bulldog pup to Nujoint who was having luxating patella problems, first vet wanted to do surgery. I told her to get a second opinion, so she did. Second vet wanted to see if pain meds and a joint supplement would help her bc she didn't want to do surgery on a pup if it wasn't needed. So it worked, she now just takes Nujoint daily, no surgery!

My point is it's not needed - but the benefits are hard to pass up.

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Thank You!

Court516 · Feb 7, 2016

bullmama said:
Giving Nujoint at this age isn't a must.

But many bulldog owners choose to do so bc they would rather give something as a treat that is beneficial to the bulldog rather than not, and since Bulldogs have a very heavy bone structure using Nujoint helps. I just referred a bulldog pup to Nujoint who was having luxating patella problems, first vet wanted to do surgery. I told her to get a second opinion, so she did. Second vet wanted to see if pain meds and a joint supplement would help her bc she didn't want to do surgery on a pup if it wasn't needed. So it worked, she now just takes Nujoint daily, no surgery!

My point is it's not needed - but the benefits are hard to pass up.

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I have a question if I'm giving my dog probiotics everyday and alternating coconut oil and grizzly salmon oil every other day should I add a nuvet and/or nujoint to her routine or is that too many supplements? She's 10 months as well

bullmama · Feb 7, 2016

Court516 said:
I have a question if I'm giving my dog probiotics everyday and alternating coconut oil and grizzly salmon oil every other day should I add a nuvet and/or nujoint to her routine or is that too many supplements? She's 10 months as well

Not too many at all. Think of it as giving them a treat- but with benefits. They will get extra aid in absorbtion (like the probiotic) and additional highly absorbing vitamins and minerals they don't get from other vitamins or their food. If only I could find Nuvet for humans.... [emoji30]. I feel like crap most of the time and I know my own diet could use some work! :rofl:

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Court516 · Feb 7, 2016

bullmama said:
Not too many at all. Think of it as giving them a treat- but with benefits. They will get extra aid in absorbtion (like the probiotic) and additional highly absorbing vitamins and minerals they don't get from other vitamins or their food. If only I could find Nuvet for humans.... [emoji30]. I feel like crap most of the time and I know my own diet could use some work! :rofl:

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Ok awesome I'll try nuvet! I know my diet could use some work too I'm pretty sure my dog eats healthier than I do!