Pet Pain Relief Drops

I give our 20 year T-Relief 2xs a day for generalized pain, esp in his hips. This is our 2nd bottle and it has helped him rest and get around better. I give him 3-5 drops added to his lickems and it must not change the taste of his food because he eats it all. It can be given straight into the mouth, but I would rather add to his food. Ive tried days not giving the drops and he doesnt do as well. Im very happy that ive found a natural product that's so easy to administer and does such a good job. I tried giving 3 xs a day, but it gave my cat diarrhea. Just go slow and test how many drops and how often is best for your kitty. My cat only weighs 6 pounds so that a big factor to consider also when determining the dosage. Highly recommend.

The fact that I can give this to my cats, dogs and even horses is so great. I mostly use it for two elderly cats, and they tolerate it well. I do wish the dropper had a mark on it for the cat dose. Have you ever tried to hold a cat's mouth open while you count out 10 drops??

This stuff really helped my cat when he came home with a terrible open wound on his leg. It healed really quickly too. He seemed to be a lot calmer and started moving around a few days after I started putting it in his wet food. I would buy it again.

Seems to work very well for my cat. Definitely moves around a lot better and seems to be in much less pain so it's worth the money spent. I don't think that she likes the taste because I've had to resort to putting the drops on her food. Oddly enough she doesn't seem to mind them on her dry food but will protest if I give her the drops directly. They do seem to make her sleepy. She has started sleeping a lot more since she began taking the drops but she seems very comfortable.

I have 2 elderly cats, the mother 18 yrs and her daughter 17 years. The daughter has been purring constantly, even when she isn't being loved on. I started giving the T-Relief Pet Pan Relief Drops and the purring has cut back over 50%. I give it to her in her food. She is definitely more peaceful.

These seem to help our four year old pup. She had been limping on one leg, ( hip we think) and this has had a positive impact on her leg when she gets up after a nap. Should help your animal, if they are stiff, or limping.

I give it 3 stars only because I can't say for sure. I have 16 year old Bichon. I also give him CBD with the T relief. He has good days and bad days. Same as all senior dogs. He loves his walks no matter what. Pain or no pain. I would say give it a try. Be your own judge.

I was raised with homeopathic pharmacy, as in many other countries people use it as it is more natural and more biologically compatible with less chances of side effects. But I wasn’t sure if this was going to work in this case because I didn’t know what happened exactly or where my dog was hurt. See, he has the morning ritual of running out the back door to the yard every morning, just to discipline and harass the curly-tailed lizards before he drinks “outside water”; the water bowl I place outside for him every morning. He is an adopted senior pure bred Blue Doberman and when he drinks water, he does so like a hippopotamus. Hence outside water. No worries, he has an indoor water bowl, too. What happened is that a couple days ago, whilst doing his morning ritual, he stubbed his toe on the square concrete path steps and walked it off. Only to limp like he had hurt his knee or hip hours later. I was so worried, couldn’t sleep, and decided to order this just in case. I also had scenarios in my head thinking he had pinched a nerve on his back. I can be silly like that. I booked an appointment with his vet yet in my gut, I thought, I am going to observe for the next 24hrs. He is my 3rd Doberman and although they’re tough, they’re also drama queens. They can be the personification of the fable where the lion has a thorn in his paw and the little mouse removes it for them. See “The Lion and the Mouse”, one of Aesop’s Fables. In any case, Amazon Prime is amazing and the next day I started with this. It worked fast and he allowed me to touch his foot to examine it without doing a donkey-kick like he’s ticklish. It turns out that his knuckle on the right rear paw was swollen and a little bruised. The following day he was running again, except with the joy of a puppy. I am still a little careful not to let him go full throttle, but wow, what a relief. And the best part, he doesn’t mind sitting at our treat spot to receive the dose straight into his mouth (I am always VERY careful not to let the glass dropper touch his mouth), like it’s a treat. If your dog doesn’t do that, than I’d just put the dose into a piece of bread or make a pot-pie shape with a piece of cheese slice and “deliver” it that way. Or use some low sodium (chicken) broth. This works like miracles and I highly recommend it. DOBERMAN APPROVED!!!!