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Hello, I have a 1 year old Golden Retriever / Yellow lab mix. She is very healthy, and happy. About 4 day's ago, I noticed My dog (Sasha) was limping on her left front paw. I messaged it, and she showed no signs of pain. Sasha was getting better, and was not limping any more, so I decided to take her to the dog park. I have made a mistake in taking her, because now she is limping even more. I try to keep her from jumping, and limit her running, but she is a very hyper, very active girl. Is there anything that I can give her to keep her calm, just long enough to let her paw fully heal? If you need anymore information, just ask. Thank you.

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Glad I can help - Remember - only leash walking for now....

Hi Jared,  To know for sure, you will need to see the Vet for x-rays.  She may have a slight injury.  I have many clients on NuVET and NuJoint to avoid leg injuries.  Helps to strengthen and heal-  
see here:
http://www.apluspetcare.com/untitled4.html
You will need 1 NuVET supplement per day
You will need 3-4 NuJoints per day

Also, leash walk this kid / Sorry no dog park for at least 3 weeks .

BEST of luck to you!

Marie Peppers LPN MA

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