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My oldest dog seemed to be getting stiff joints so along with Turmeric Paste and their dog food comoanies supplements, I started putting this on the older do as recommended by a friend, who was recommended to use this by a vet friend of hers.Her recovery time after running was significantly reduced and she actually isn't wearing the collar as much during the warmer days. (She has a little bit of arthritis)The only thing I would say is that as I have Hungarian Puli, the flat rubber of the collar does sometimes interfere with her coat but we have got used to it now,

Love the fact that it is waterproof now but shame that it’s lost the ability to add a lead to it or add a name tag, which is a pain.He has to wear 2 collars now as a name tag is mandatory when out.

I was a bit sceptical at first but after a friends recommendation I decided to buy one for my 12 year old Alaskan Malamute, as she has been suffering from stiff hips and arthritis for about 3 years. She has needed help getting up after being laid down, has had trouble walking, struggled lifting her rear right leg, she had begun to be incontinent as she couldn't get up herself without help and was very grumpy all the time due to being in constant pain.I was amazed at the change in her, she has now been wearing the collar constantly for the last 3 weeks and is the same as she was before she started with arthritis and stiff hips. She can now get up on her own (albeit slowly at some times due to not being very active for the last 2 years) she can now walk properly so hopefully will start strengthening her muscles again. I was so happy when she climbed the stairs on her own for the first time in almost 2 years.It really has taken 3 years off her and she is now happy again, it is so nice to see her getting excited about things again and she is now able to go out for a daily walk again.I really would recommend trying one of these collars for any dog that is suffering from arthritis, I wish I had known about them 3 years ago.

A friend recommended I purchase one of these to help my Staffy who was suffering with arthritis in his left elbow. Sadly this didn't help him but was worth a try. A bit pricey for what it is and there is no ring for name tag or lead to so you still need to use a regular collar.

This is a well made product but it comes very long and when you cut it to size (which is advised by producer) the end keeps splitting making it harder to put on. However over the couple of weeks she has had it on (overnight mostly as she is left during day and i’m not happy to leave it on unsupervised) we do feel there as been an improvement in our dogs mobility. She is an elderly cocker who suffers from arthritis and was starting to struggle on the stairs. It wasn’t an amazing transformation so give it time but she certainly looks easier going up stairs and is keen to keep going on walks.

The title, I think, says it all. Just a very expensive piece of plastic, doesn’t work unfortunately.

I was a bit wary but thought for the price it was worth a try. I have a 9yo pug frenchie cross who had a stroke a few years back so has limited mobility on his right side and the onset of arthritis and stiffness on his good side (that now does all the work). Got to be honest and say I have seen an improvement - he is not doing backflips or anything, but he is definitely more mobile, lively (started going back through his toy box for the first time in ages) and able to do a bit more on walks than he was before, so I am very happy.

Foley is nearly 11 yrs. he suffers from the usual stiffness getting up and down stairs and into cars. I seen this via an add on you tube and click the link. I have read the reviews and decide I would take the chance. My neighbor made a comment about a wee spring in his step and I explained about the band. ( purple colour is above the sherif bandana). I had notice too. So I am delighted any small improvement I will take for Foley. Pa my meigjt has just had an op and was feeling a bit under the weather. And our usual aches and pains living in rainy Scotland. So she has bought the human band. She’s just started wearing it. So I have nothing to report.