Has anyone used the you move meds ?
I have started my nearly 11 yr old cocker on it as she is showing signs of stiffness, just wondered if anyone found it useful ?
You move
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Re: You move
Some friends use it. I put my last Flatcoat onto a supplement (not YouMove) when she started suffering, that one didn't work at all, then tried Joint Aid for Dogs which was absolutely fantastic, resolved her mobility issues for two years plus before she started showing signs that she needed more help. Since then I have given the older dogs JA routinely once they reach 9 or 10, all have worked without stiffness until they shuffled orf.
I think dogs vary in the way they react to the supplements, if one doesn't work another may, you do have to give them daily for at least six weeks to show whether they are working or not.
I think dogs vary in the way they react to the supplements, if one doesn't work another may, you do have to give them daily for at least six weeks to show whether they are working or not.
In life, it is important to know when to stop arguing with people and simply let them be wrong.
Re: You move
Thanks for the feedback Judy 
Well coincidentally we took her to my mums this morning (my 88yr old mum loves her to bits) she jumped out of the back of my mpv and must have landed awkwardly as she immediately was lame on her front left leg.....we gave her an easy day and she has now recovered apart from a very slight limp on her last comfort break at 6pm. She is now definitely retired from the field as am I
Well coincidentally we took her to my mums this morning (my 88yr old mum loves her to bits) she jumped out of the back of my mpv and must have landed awkwardly as she immediately was lame on her front left leg.....we gave her an easy day and she has now recovered apart from a very slight limp on her last comfort break at 6pm. She is now definitely retired from the field as am I
Muddling along in the hope that one day it starts to make sense.
Re: You move
I used it on an old dog and it definitely helped him, in his case it was an injury sustained as a youngster which appeared to have healed completely but caused arthritis in his later years, I have a friend who was pondering a dog's future as it was lame and in pain but tried it on rheumocam and it seemed happy for another 5 years!