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What Can I Give My Older Dog for Joint Pain?

What Can I Give My Older Dog for Joint Pain?

As dogs age, it’s common for them to slow down — but that doesn’t mean they should be in pain. Joint issues like arthritis, stiffness and reduced mobility are incredibly common in older dogs, and can impact their quality of life if left unmanaged.

Whether you’ve noticed your senior dog struggling with stairs or simply not enjoying walks the way they used to, there are natural ways to ease their discomfort and support healthier joints.

How Do I Know If My Dog Is in Pain?

Dogs are great at hiding pain, especially as they age. Subtle changes in behaviour or movement are often the first clues. Common signs of joint discomfort include:

  • Stiffness after rest
  • Slower pace on walks or limping
  • Hesitation to climb stairs or jump into the car
  • Less enthusiasm for play
  • Licking or chewing at joints
  • Changes in posture or sleeping positions

If your dog is showing any of these signs, it’s worth consulting your vet and considering a joint support routine to improve their comfort and mobility.

Natural Joint Support Options That Work

At Glucanine, we’ve formulated a range of natural products that address joint discomfort and inflammation in older dogs. These are three of our most trusted solutions:

Glucanine Joint Care Paste

  • High-strength blend of Glucosamine, MSM and Chondroitin
  • Hyaluronic Acid and Collagen for joint lubrication
  • Amino acid complex to support muscle strength and recovery

Glucanine Joint Care Powder

  • Same core ingredients as the paste, delivered as a powder
  • Easy to mix into food for fuss-free dosing
  • Available in both 150g and 350g sizes

This is ideal for dogs who prefer their supplements mixed into meals, or for long-term support in older dogs already showing signs of joint stiffness.

Glucanine Pain Free Paste

  • Herbal pain relief formula made with Guaiacum, Turmeric and Skullcap
  • Supports the body’s natural anti-inflammatory processes
  • Can be used alongside other joint supplements for added relief

Other Ways to Support Senior Dogs

  • Soft bedding: Orthopaedic beds reduce joint pressure
  • Moderate daily movement: Gentle walks help maintain muscle
  • Weight control: Less weight = less joint strain
  • Warmth: Cold weather often worsens joint stiffness

Comfort That Keeps Them Moving

You know your dog better than anyone, and when their behaviour starts to shift, trust your gut. A joint supplement won’t reverse ageing, but it can make a big difference in your dog’s day-to-day comfort, movement and happiness.

Explore the full Joint Care collection to find the right natural support for your ageing dog.

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