Cruciate Ligament Program

McDowell’s cruciate ligament program along with OsteoDog are amazing, I’ve been putting them in my dogs food for over 6 months now it has helped him get around, actually running around like a younger dog, after being told the only option was surgery after he tore his cruciate ligament in both of his back legs & anti inflammatory medication which was going to affect his kidneys & liver over the long term, but after hearing about McDowell’s Herbal products I thought I’ll give them a try, I’m so glad I did they are amazing. After a couple of weeks he didn’t even need any anti inflammatory drugs.

I am pretty sure my dog's back leg has improved with taking these products, along with an anti-inflamatary. Vet thought only option was surgery after xrays, however she is now running using her leg and not holding it up and hopping. I am happy with the result and would recommend trying products.

My puppy Raffy, a 5 month old Staffordshire Bull Terrier was run over by a 3.5 tonne truck sustaining multiple injuries to his pelvis, femoral heads, ligaments and muscles torn off and ligaments ripped apart on asphalt. It is now a month and he has been on this program, Forever Young and Relax and to say his recovery so far is astounding is the understatement of the year. The vets are amazed at how well he is doing and though the Vets did a brilliant job I really believe it was the addition of McDowells Herbal products that made all the difference to such a great recovery. He still has a long way to go but the road is paved well with McDowells Herbs to ensure as complete a recovery as he can get.

Out of interest I also gave this program to his sister who has been suffering from growing pains and intermittent lameness. Her improvement is also noticeable with much higher energy levels, no lameness, a much happier puppy overall. … now to keep them apart ...

We are 9 weeks since diagnosis of Banjo's 11.5 yo Boarder Collie x rupture and treatment only with Cruciate Ligament Program for dogs and Forever Young. Followed vets instruction for rest, Banjo eats a raw whole food diet and adding the treatment to his food was so easy. Well, we revisited the Vet this week to gauge Banjo's progress and the Vet tells me that she has never seen this sort of recovery in such a short time frame . We were no happy that all was mending so well. Banjo will be staying on the program for a further 4 weeks and all my other senior dogs will remain on the Forever Young too . We just love McDowell's Herbal for being able to treat all thing naturally .

December 2013;
You come highly recommended from my Aunt for the work you've done on horses and dogs and I'm really hoping you can help. We bought a 6 1/2 month Cocker Spaniel two weeks ago, he had terrible yeast in his ears and developed a limp within 4 days of having him (we thought from scratching). Not related as we found out from our vet who diagnosed him with a torn cruciate ligament. The vet has put him on anti-inflammatory Previcox, with the intention of reviewing the tear in 3 weeks - likely to operate. We've been restricting his movement to a training pen and a short walk in the morning, avoiding stairs, running and jumping (although sometimes he defies us with the last two) but not been following the extreme crate method as the breeder recommended (we tried for 2 days and as he got better he started going nuts). We've noticed an improvement - but understand any pain would be masked by the medication, he has two more days of the tablets to go. We're desperate to avoid surgery, not due to the expense but it just seems so extreme plus with the post op process and life long impact we want to try anything else first.
January 2014:
Just wanted to let you know Jack went in to be desexed Friday and have his knee assessed. Fantastic news, his knee shows no sign of ligament laxity! We're so relieved! Jack has really transformed too, he seems much more agile and happy now.
Thanks so much for everything!