One book I read states that the B-complex vitamins and vitamin E are essential. Vitamin C is still needed as well, although in somewhat lower quantities. And herbs, such as Hawthorn are good in strengthening the circulatory system, balance the blood pressure, and aid as a gentle stress protector. Ginkgo biloba is thought to be helpful in reducing senility in older animals. And alfalfa is especially helpful for pets with arthritic joints and hip and bone problems.
Slippery elm is an excellent nutrient, mixed with a little honey, for debilitated animals.
But, whether you use the natural approach, or go by your Vet s recommendations, there are many ways to help your aging animal friend enjoy a pain free life. These are just a few. Do some research into this, and you will find many more suggestions. Inc. PageWise makes no representations about the content published on this site. PageWise hereby disclaims all warranties and conditions with regard to this information, and user agrees that all such use is at its own risk.