Wild Fed Joint Support #1 Organic Herbal Horse Supplement

I have a senior dog who had developed pretty significant arthritis in his shoulders. He limbed when he walked, and nothing helped. He was getting very bad and went from being able to walk 4 miles daily to barely 1/2 a mile. I have a horse with arthritis I had great success with relieving px using Joints 1 and, once I remembered its for dogs as well, I immediately tried it. My dog is a very picky eater and surprisingly he eat it without to much fuss! We started noticing less of a limp almost immediately and it was gone within 2 weeks! He has been on it for 2 months now and is back to 4 mile walks, playing with his younger friends, all without even the hint of a limp!

Hands down the best products for my horses I have ever found. I use the joint supplement in combination with their feed to a 30year old mare. She has gone from barely moving and constantly lifting legs to- galloping… yes.. really GALLOPING around. No longer constantly lifting legs to relieve pain. These supplements and feed have given us years we thought were lost with my daughter’s mare. Forever grateful and truly love their products! Make the change and I promise you’ll see the results.

I will say this first - IT HAS A DIURETIC - so be cautious with it, and the amount of water consumed, as there will be incontinence if you're not paying attention.
I have a 25lb 11year old pug who had started to turn her paws in from arthritic discomfort. She stopped playing fetch as much years ago, and had started to refuse going on walks. She also was horrible when getting her nails trimmed. But we've been using this for about 3 weeks now, and it was amazing improvement immediately (despite the initial ignorance on our part concerning the nettle diuretic.)
She plays like a young pug now, and as a picky eater, doesn't seem to mind it in her food. She sits better for her nail grooming, and we're up and walking again. She also turns her paws in about 90% less frequently now. HUGE improvements.
The bag said 1/4tsp twice a day for her size, but man, that relaxed her so much, that she'd pee in her sleep. She had just come off of a spay, and polyp surgery too, so we spent a day or so thinking they botched the surgery, before my wife looked at the ingredients, and noticed nettle as one of the first ones. We drink a nettle tea, so know first hand that it's a diuretic. We ended up giving her 1/8tsp ONCE a day in the evening, that way she doesn't drink much, as she's potties, and in bed a few hours later. It's working perfectly.
Prior to this I tried some different expensive CBD oils, and herbal treats, to no avail. For a small dog, this is not much money spent at all. This will last for a while.
I believe in this product so much, that I stop people who're walking elderly dogs, and tell them about this. I'm actually printing off the front and back labels as we speak, to give to a neighbor with a little sample from my bag.
Very impressed with this product.
Thank you so much for giving my best friend some years to her life.
And to Victoria Musselman for posting her horse review on FB

We have an older guy who has had quite a life and suffers from joint stiffness as well as some other inflammation issues, and my younger gelding who has DSLD. After trying a couple other herbal joint support products we found WildFed and will never use anything else. The difference I see in the way my guys move around obviously feeling great is the best part, but I also really appreciate the fast shipping and the fact that any time I have a question about a product I get a quick and thorough response from Dr. Samantha. Between our herd and our pack, we are customers for life

Wild Fed horse feed in combination with Joint #1, Joint #2, Stomach Soother and Allergy Support is the best feed I have ever found in my 61 years! One of my Quarter horses has Cushings, another had sarcoids.....gone, and the third and my newest came to me with Grade 3 ulcers and.....gone! And I travel 5 hours to Farmer's Exchange of Townsend, MA from Maine to buy my Wild Fed. Hopefully, Hemphill's Horses in Vassalboro, ME will carry it sometime in the future. Fingers crossed!