Homeopet Joint Stress

Has helped my cat joint mobility for sure.

Great product

My cat came home with a very bad limp. He could barely put his leg down. After ensuring that there was no outward injury or swelling, I decided to give him these. I just mixed with his food & despite him being a fussy eater, he just devoured it all. Within 4 days, he was back to his normal self. This saved me costly vet bills.

Seemed to ease joint stiffness

I got this for my 7 year old house rabbit as I noticed he was starting to struggle with his back leg mobility slightly and using the litter tray properly. After using this for two days it’s really made a difference to him and the way he lies down and sits so it clearly has given him some relief so I would definitely recommend it. The great thing is it’s a clear liquid and doesn’t really have any taste so you could easily add it into water, unfortunately I can’t do that as I have two rabbits that use the same water bowl so I give him the drops by mouth twice a day as it’s in a dropper bottle, he’s obviously not that impressed with the process but I don’t think the taste bothers him at all. It’s getting easier each time so I think he realises it’s helping him.

Very good, really helped my cat.

Not tried it yet

My 20yr old cat has certainly not deteriorated re her back legs. Didn't seem to beable to jump onto sofa but can now though more unstable than used to be when first starts walking bless her She seems to do actions "fast" maybe so able to complete them.

I have a 12 year old chicken; soon to be 13. Many people are shocked that chickens can even get this old. It's basically impossible to find any sort of medical care for Red, as most vets will only look at dogs or cats and not exotics. Nevermind a chicken, who tends to get the default "advice" of culling. It should be clear from her age alone I have no intention of doing something that cruel to her. As she aged, she's had significantly more difficulty walking. It's gotten to the point where she can't take more than a few steps without stumbling. It was heart wrenching for me to watch and I desperately wanted to help Red. She still has a great interest in eating when I put food in front of her, so I know she's not ready to give up. Initially I tried giving her baby Aspirin, but long term this would not be good for her so after a few days I looked for alternatives. I found this mentioned on a chicken care forum and decided to try this. The instructions say to give 5 drops to an animal her size once a day. I wanted to give her more with how much she struggled to walk, but I stuck with the directions. Giving her the medication was very easy. I added the droplets to a spoonful of wet food every morning, and hand fed her to make sure she ate it all. After about two weeks of giving this to her daily. I already saw significant improvement. She's now even able to get back up onto her roost again! She's been able to go back to digging and foraging as well. I highly recommend anyone who has chickens to use this with their senior birds, it makes a world of difference.

Good results for our cat only took a few days to see results.

Worked really well for my elderly Lovebird. Unfortunately he had a allergy to the formula so I had to stop giving it to him. While on it he had been doing better then he had done in years, and was in no pain at all. I wish it had worked for him.

This product works great for my mom's 14 year old cat!

I noticed one of our indoor cats with a slight limp (cats rarely show signs of injury) and realized it was his shoulder. I started giving him 5 drops every few days and he has been moving very smoothly and quickly. The joint relief really works, you just need to carefully measure for your cat.