It doesn't matter how carefully you look after your pet, you cannot protect them from the everyday knocks, bumps and injuries they will inevitably sustain. These injuries, plus the effects of ageing can over time take their toll, affecting the overall mobility of your dog.
Older dogs will lose the flexibility of youth and may struggle to do routine things like climbing stairs, jumping into the backs of cars or getting up out of their beds. In our Mobility and Seniors section we are confident you will find products to suit your own dog’s particular needs. Listed here are a selection of dry and liquid herbal supplements including Releaf our ' Herbal Bute' ( not phenylbutazone), Canine Veteran and Mobility Support all of which have been carefully formulated to support mobility, connective tissue, joint suppleness and the older dog.
In addition to our canine supplements we also have soothing cooling lotions and gels for topical application to tendons, ligaments and muscles as well as homeopathics, all designed to help support and maintain healthy supple joints, muscles and connective tissue in dogs of all ages whatever their activity.
Hilton Herbs – The Natural Answer for optimum mobility
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Veteran
Herbal Support for the older dog
A pure herbal supplement for the older dog containing Meadowsweet herb, Devils Claw root, Milk Thistle seed, Hawthorn tops, Cleaver herb, Dandelion root, Nettle herb, Burdock root and Rosemary herb. These herbs have been selected for their specific ability to help support all the physiological systems of the dog as it ages. Devils Claw to help maintain flexible and pain free joints, Milk Thistle for liver support and health, Cleaver for a healthy lymphatic system to maintain efficient removal of waste products from the body, Nettle for an effective and healthy circulatory system, Hawthorn tops known to herbalists as “ The nurse of the old heart”, and Dandelion root to maintain an effective and efficient digestive and hepatic system. The herbs are easy to feed, very palatable and can be added to the dog’s food once or preferably twice a day.
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Meadowsweet herb, Devils Claw root, Milk Thistle seed, Hawthorn tops, Cleaver herb, Dandelion root, Nettle herb, Burdock root and Rosemary herb.
Can Veteran or Veteran Gold be used in conjunction with conventional medication? Generally the answer is YES, but we always advise owners to contact us before purchasing this or in fact any product, to check that it will not interfere or interact with any conventional medication their dog my be having.
Hawthorn's latin name is Crataegus oxycanthoides. The name Crataegus comes from the Greek word - Kratos - which means strength, because of the hardness of the wood. Oxycantha is derived from the Greek - osux- meaning sharp, and - akantha - a thorn.
Hawthorn is know in England as Maybush or whitethorn, because the shrub blooms in May producing a profusion of white blossoms. It is the flowering Hawthorn tops and the Hawthorn berries that are used by herbalists.
