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Pedigree Joint CareNewest Review: ... so shopping around is a good idea. The sticks need to be fed daily, so a regular pack only lasts a week. The product comes ... more |
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Price Comparison for Pedigree Joint Care
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Pedigree Joint Care + Plus Max Medium Dogs 21Days Pack
21 Pack will last 3 weeks (21 days) - 1 given daily Pedigree ... Last Update 14.11.2009 05:40
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£ 10.74 |
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Pedigree Joint Care + Plus Max Large Dogs 21Days Pack
21 Pack will last 3 weeks (21 days) - 1 given daily Pedigree ... Last Update 14.11.2009 05:40
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£ 11.49 |
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Read Reviews for Pedigree Joint Care
by - written on 23/10/08 (Very useful, 192 readings)
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I have an eight year old Springer Spaniel who has suffered from joint pain and arthritis for several years. Her usual treatment had been simple painkillers in chalk tablet form which had to be hidden in her food. She also took some bite-sized glucosamine treats to help lubricate her joints. I was told about this Pedigree product from a friend who was trying the sticks out and who told me they were much enjoyed by his dog. When I saw the price I was taken aback and unsure about testing them. The regular product size is a packet of seven which sell at my local Asda store for around £3.80 for the natural flavour and £3.90 for the new beef flavour variety. I have ... Read the complete review

by - written on 11/04/08 (Very useful, 711 readings)
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*What is Pedigree Joint Care?* These Joint Care supplements are a rather new addition to the Pedigree range of dog products, which also includes dry foods, cans and pouches and a popular wide range of treats and snacks. *The product itself* These chews, which are a triangular shape and a dark brown in colour, contain several different ingredients that, if fed on a regular basis, can help improve mobility and ease pain from stiff joints. They come in two different 'strengths'- the first is the Regular Joint Care which is aimed at younger dogs with healthy joints, and can help prevent problems in later life, and the other is Joint Care Plus, which ... Read the complete review
by - written on 24/07/07 (Very useful, 949 readings)
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“Glucosamin and Green Lipped Mussel for dogs?” My friend Michael roared with laughter. “Whatever will they come up with next? Beef flavoured canine condoms?” I should explain that, although Michael is extremely fond of animals and loves my mutt, Woodruffe (Woody for short), he has never had a pet of his own, that is if you discount his two virtual Nintendo puppies. He has, therefore, never experienced the angst a pet owner will suffer when their animals are injured or suffering obvious pain and discomfort. For some years Woody has, on occasions, suffered with stiffness and obvious joint pain and, when it strikes he struggles around with such sad eyes that it ... Read the complete review



