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The DHA plus EPA=100 mg of omega 3s; I am not sure where the other 100 mg comes from. The UC-II level in this is fine but the turmeric and fish oil are low so you would still need to supplement since your average 50# dog needs at least 900 mg of DHA/EPA daily. Many vets recommend even higher levels for cancer or moderate to severe joint disease.
The Welactin 3TA has 900 mg in just one 2 ml scoop.
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Our rehab specialist recommended Dasuquin and fish oil (Nordic Naturals for Pets) for our 1 year old tripawd, so this is preventative, before any issues. And yes, weight monitoring and control.
My 10 year old 4 legged dog is having good results with Adequan injections, and my neighbor saw instant results for her cat with Adequan.
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