University of Montreal's Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, developed a new product based on medicinal plants (and) dietary supplements that relieves arthritis pain in canines, with no side effects. "While acupuncture and electrical stimulation are two approaches that have been shown to have positive effects on dogs, until now a few studies have investigated a plant-based approach to therapy," explained Professor Eric Troncy, senior author of the study. His findings ...Monday 10 November 2014
New Natural Supplement Helps Relieve Arthritis in Dogs
University of Montreal's Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, developed a new product based on medicinal plants (and) dietary supplements that relieves arthritis pain in canines, with no side effects. "While acupuncture and electrical stimulation are two approaches that have been shown to have positive effects on dogs, until now a few studies have investigated a plant-based approach to therapy," explained Professor Eric Troncy, senior author of the study. His findings ...
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