DISCOMFORT (formerly Pain Relief) – DISCOMFORT Care By Elimay – Dog Discomfort Reliever and Chewable Canine Probiotics to Reduce Muscle and Bone Discomfort in Dogs, 60 Count.

I haven't had a chance to find out if this works or not! I only gave this to him once. There are three ways to give this to your dog, as per the label. I chose to open and mix it with his food because he's supposed to take it with a meal. Our dog is a brown and white Havanese, with most of the white around his face. The next morning I noticed that his pretty white beard and face are now stained YELLOW! I doubt very much if I'll be able to remove it from his face, being that I also got some on my kitchen counter and still can't remove that stain!

Our 14 y o Miniature Schnauzer has both arthritis and IBS. She was having Tramodyl 3 times a day in November and moaning. We started Elimay in December twice a day. By Christmas she was down to Tramodyl 2 times a day and more weight bearing of her right back leg. She no longer moans. A couple of times I missed her Ellimay at night but she slept through and never moaned. I do have to deliver it into her throat as she is a very picky eater now. We tell other dog owners on her walks about Elimay. We are so glad to have this product as she feels more comfortable and enjoys her walks, smells, and other dogs. She is also blind due to cataracts but her hearing and smelling are exceptional. I have no way to prove it but I think Elimay also has helped a little with her IBS as it too is an inflammation. Now, how about coming up with a homeopathic appetite stimulant. She does take 3.5 m of Remeron which has helped.

They don't seem to have done a thing for my dogs, 2 different dogs and the same results. Certainly doesn't appear to be worth such a high price, the retail box presents it nicely but I really prefer that the product actually works rather than just look good. Too bad in america, that seems to be the driving force for products and what people are willing to pay. Although my pet's health is way more important, so I will look elsewhere.

I tried to give it to my dogs, but they would not eat it. When I "twisted" it open and squeezed it on their food, they eat around it. I'm back to making a smoothie with bulk Turmeric, salmon oil (to mask taste), broth, liquid glucosamine, and canned food. I keep it in a now yellow container and add a spoonful on their crunchies.

Seems to be a good product. My dog will not swallow or chew the capsules so I have to cut the tip off and squirt contents into her food. Most of the time she will eat it but sometimes leaves it and then I have to add something tasty like a sardine to get her to finish it. I believe it helps her arthritis pain and no longer use the prescription drug regularly, only when she seems to be having trouble.

My 14yo Cocker Spaniel is doing better on this. It seems to help her, when I added it to the Adequan injections and Tramadol she is already on for all over arthritis. I like the natural route so as not to damage the liver and kidneys over time from such products prescribed by the vets. Poor pup has been limping since I rescued her a 6yo. Now she is running around the house for food. She is not fast, but it keeps her arthritic limbs moving. Before she could barely walk to go outside to pee. She kept falling. Now she literally runs, when I so scared at how much pain she was is before. My dog threw up other antiinflammatory products.

I tried to give my dog these with here food. She rooted them out overtime and was clearly not enthusiastic. She will normally eat anything. The shell was too hard. A softer covering might be the solution.

my 11 yr old dog injured her leg while outside. it seemed to be tendon or muscle vs bone. I used almost the whole bottle over about a month. we didnt walk her either so I'm sure rest helped also. only complaint is sometimes she wld eat around the pill in her food. but they do say you can empty the liquid inside the pill if this happens. I wld use this product again and wld recommend it to a friend.