We tried Duralactin after our 7 year old Pit Bull had a limp. We used the product for 7 days and our dog started eatting grass ravenously, but the limp went away. He does have a sensitive stomach, lactose intolerant, so we thought it may be something else, as one of the the manufactures "selling points" for Duralactin is no stomach side effects. We were giving glucosamine at the time with Rimadyl. So we stopped everything and started over with just the Duralactin. Again, 7 days later he had all the symptoms of lactose intolerance, cramps, gas, diarrhea. The Vet told us to give it to him with a full meal, and pepcid ac. We are afraid if we feed him twice a day, he will gain weight which willl exasperate the problem. So we had to take him off of duralactin and are currently using Rimdayl, half the prescribed dosage, (afraid of the side effects). One week has passed and he seems fine. But he is NOT nowhere near how good he was doing on the Duralactin. SO if your dog is fine with lactose, I HIGHLY recommend the product we saw results within 5 days. If the Rimadyl causes problems will try the Duralactin again, half the prescribed dosage with one meal. I am willing to give it another try, THAT'S how GOOD it is. But DO NOT believe the manufacture's promise of no gastric side effects.Get more detail about Duralactin Canine 1000 mg (180 Tablets).
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