THIS IS AN AMAZING RECOVERY FOR AN 11 YEAR OLD DOG

"We have an 11 year old black/white Shih Tzu female that has almost lost all ability to walk. I know she has that dreaded Hip Dysplasia.

We are going to give this a shot as we really have no other things to try. We would have had her put down a couple months ago, but I still think there is hope for her. Please send whatever you think may help. Thank you."

This was in a letter from Charles in Iowa

Charles ordered some Triad Performance Supplement and a week after receiving the product, he sent this message:

"We have had our 11 year Shih tzu  on your supplement for 1 week now and she went from the frog sitting to standing now while eating. She used to be on her stomach when eating. Will keep you posted. Shot a small video of her walking to her food dish before we started the treatment. Wish her luck."

Thank you Charles for taking the time to give us some feedback on your situation with your pet.

Triad Performance Supplement actually works and that is why it carries a 100% money back guarantee if you are not satisfied with the product.

If you are not convinced, visit our independent blog page here and read these amazing testimonials from customers with rehabilitated pets.

Triad Performance Supplement from Build A Better Dog contains no dangerous chemicals or drugs therefore you have no concern of drug interaction or sensitivity.  This is an all natural remedy with all the ingredients produced in human food grade plants with human food grade ingredients.

More Amazing Results From Triad Performance Supplement By Build A Better Dog

Here is another remarkable testimonial from a customer of Triad Performance Supplement by Build A Better Dog

"I believe. The ball of the  joint  in the X ray of Ava is not even close to socket on one hind leg and the other is just sitting  outside joint but her movement  is getting  better
Once she has another X ray at 2 I will pdf  them to you last  X ray was at 5 months she is now 10 months  and can jump up on things unheard of before I  started  using Triad am giving her small doses with her food
Will need more shortly thanks."
-John in Australia

Combinations of chelated minerals, strong antioxidants, yeast, probiotics, digestive enzymes, and a multiple profile of omega fatty acids works together to make Ava more comfortable, more active, and a healthier animal.

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A Great Testimonial To The Effectiveness of Triad Performance Supplement From Build A Better Dog

This is the before situation as outlined by Cheryl, then a potential customer whom I asked to describe her dog's situation:

"She was left behind by some renters in our neighborhood. We took her in. This was August of 2013. She was fine. Ran hard, played hard. Just over the past six months, she went from favoring her back left leg - or so I thought leg - but then it appeared it could be her hip.

Just in the past two weeks, she has gone from favoring the left back side to favoring both back sides and just in one week, she has gone from, not only favoring them but she is walking on her two front legs. I bought a harness to help me with taking her for short walks - It is a lifting harness - that way, at times, when she cant walk back home, I can lift her by the two handles on the harness and carry her home. She used it today, for the first time, and she did walk on her back legs but hobbled and had to stop for breaks. I do not have the money to take the her in for a vet visit, right now. I am having to accept that she has lost the majority of use in her hind area and just deal with it the best I can. I am in hopes that your product might help her."

When she received her first shipment of Triad Performance Supplement, I asked her to contact me in about 7 to 10 days and tell me about her experience:

"My dog is on her seventh day of the Triad Performance Supplement. I think I can go ahead and tell you how she is doing, so far, so that you can tell me what I should be doing from here.

On the fifth day, Dixie stood up all on her own. I wont say it is perfect. She has a little struggle. But she stood up. She walked. And that is not perfect. It is a hobble walk. But she walked on her own! On her evening walk, she even hobble jogged a half of a block. I did not make her do this. She decided she wanted to jog!!! She walked the rest of the square block.

On the sixth day, she stood up on her own, with some struggle but better than the fifth day. She enjoyed her morning walk. It is still a hobble walk, but a walk. I took her for her evening walk. She hobble jogged a half of a block, again. She walked the rest of the square block, with a little hobbling but still walking. Later that night, she wanted a third walk! So, I obliged her. She hobble jogged a half of a block, again, and walked the rest of the square home. She got up and down, throughout the day, all on her own. It is a slow up and down but she is doin it all by herself.

Today is the seventh day. She is getting up on her own. She is enjoying her walks. It is still a hobbly walk and her legs do still tremble when she stands - but she is doing it. I have been tickled with her because I can see she is even excited that she is gettin up, around, walking and doin a little jog. I think I would like to continue the two tablespoons, twice a day, for a while longer. I dont know if that is ok or not and I dont know how much longer I should do that. I dont know what signs we are looking for except just better all around movement. Please let me know what you think.

I have been telling people what is going on, since Dixie began the supplement. There are a couple of other people who are saying it is worth a try for them, so maybe they will be ordering soon, if they haven't already."

She then followed up with this action plan:

", I am going to want her to keep using this product. I am not going to take a chance and ever stop using it. I already see that she is capable of having troubles, so no sense in taking her off of a good supplement."

I want to take this opportunity to thank Cheryl for her time and support for Triad Performance Supplement from Build A Better Dog.

This is often the source and the result of canine hip dysplasia

Here Is A Post Worthy Of Note From Build A Better Dog

A TESTIMONIAL FROM A NEW CUSTOMER

This is from a new customer who got her first shipment of product this past Friday.

"First, I did notice the larger container and would like to thank you.  My dog is a nine year old boxer.  Her name is Belle and I have raised her from six weeks of age.  In other words...she's my baby :)  Over the last year I have noticed a significant decline in her health.  I've noticed stiffness in her legs that has limited her ability to get on or off the couch and to go up or down the steps to get outside.  I talked with our vet and pretty much have tried everything to reduce the pain and improve her mobility.  She hadn't improved much nor had she gotten worse until the last few weeks.   Last week when I found your site, I was in tears; completely desperate.   My poor girl's back legs seemed to have stopped working altogether.   She fell off both the couch and stairs. Practically every time she tried to stand or walk, her legs simply gave out causing her to fall down.   I didn't know what else to do and couldn't stand to see her in so much pain! 

I received your product on Friday, June 26th, and started her on it immediately. Today is Monday,  June 29th, and I am thrilled to be able to say that I can already see a difference.   I'm mostly noticing that she has more stability when she stands and when she walks on flat surfaces.   Also, this morning she was much less timid in going down the stairs, which means to me that she is feeling stronger and not so afraid of falling down.   

I'm honestly so pleased with the results so far that I am going to start Belle's husband Beau on it tonight.   He's a seven year old boxer with what I think could be the beginnings of hip dysplasia.   I think your product may benefit him as well.  

Thank you again, and be on the lookout for another order soon!"

HERE IS A FOLLOW UP LETTER:

I am happy to report that my girl is doing very well.  She's walking much better than before!  I'm thrilled with this product and her improvement so far.   Thank you for caring. I have attached a photo of my sweet Belle :)

These are great results that really gives us so hope for our pets in the future.

Jerry Pardue
Build A Better Dog  

Dysplasia is a problem that goes all the way down to the critical joints of your pet.

Amy's Belle

Perils of GMO And Your Pets

I have for several years been a fan of the work of Susan Thixton and her organization Truth About Pet Foods.  She has worked tirelessly to bring to the sunshine facts about the sorry state of affairs of dog and cat food manufacturing in this country.

Susan constantly uncovers situations where 4D animal parts(dead, dying, diseased, and disabled) are being used and these facts are hidden from public view by the other sorry state of affairs in the pet food industry and that is lax and useless regulations.

Truth About Pet Foods recently published an article going down a new dark hallway in animal nutrition and that is GMO ingredients and the risk they bring to your pets.

Their big concern is over something called Roundup Ready crops that have been genetically altered to be resistant to the world's most popular herbicide and create mature crops like corn and soy that have been regularly drenched with salt of glyphosphate or Round Up which literally strips the ground of everything it is sprayed with except for those crops.

Now, what happens when those herbicide hearty crops are fed to your precious animals.  Sited from the works of Dr. Will Falconer of VitalAnimal.com are his concerns about the after effects of feeding GMO crops to dogs:

Liver and kidney damage
Reproductive failure
Stomach inflammation
Gut flora disruption
Hormone dysregulation, including insulin

The Non-GMO Project has listed the most high risk GMO ingredients that would affect your pet and they are as follows:

Alfalfa
Canola
Corn
Soy
Sugar Beets
Zuchinni
Yellow Summer Squash

The facts of this article and much more can be found on Truth About Pet Food's site  and I hope you will visit the site and examine further the dangers that are out there.

Jerry Pardue
Build A Better Dog

How Big Is Big Enough?

By Jerry Pardue

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I just wonder how big is big enough and at what point does lack of competition begin to allow multinational corporations begin to ignore quality because of lack of consumer choice.

Mars Pet Food is just such an example with four billion dollar brands already in their house(Pedigree, Whiskas, Royal Canin, and Banfield Veterinary Clinics. They have ownership of Cesar, Nutro, Sheba, Dreamies, KiteKat, Chappi, Catson, Frolic, Perfect Fit, and Greenies and with their recent acquisition of Proctor & Gamble's pet food division, they have added Iams, Eukanuba, and Natura Pet Foods.

With the recent law suit filed by Purina against Blue Buffalo, it is rumored that Mars is making a move on the defendant and will then add the six dog food lines and four cat food lines to their massive list of products.`

I have to question whether this drive to become a larger and larger part of our precious pet's nutrition, will this be an opportunity to have an even more direct line to cheap ingredients from China and other parts of Asia, grain ingredients raised on fertilizers that originally was human fecal waste and animals so heavily medicated due to unsanitary conditions.

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Chondroitin Sulfate and "All Organic" Feeding

By Jerry Pardue

The problems with canine hip dysplasia seems to spread over and into many different feeding regimens.  When 70% of large dogs are affected, it is quite reasonable to assert that this includes those pet owners who strive to give their dogs "all natural" and "all organic" ingredients in their diets, but is this possible, especially when the treatment includes a medication like chondroitin sulfate?

The term "all organic" and chondroitin may not fit into the same categories.  Most people who feed a supplement with glucosamine and chondroitin have. over time, come to know that this medication was originally an extract of shark cartilage and that was true.  Over time however, with the growing use of and an increased market for that product, chondroitin is also a by-product of cow trachea, pigs ears and noses, fishes, and birds.

Let's look at the original source first.  If you were to examine a detailed profile of chondroitin, there would be a measurement described as "residue from ignition" and it would show a value of 20-30%.  What this measures is, if an amount of chondroitin was burned to a certain point in a laboratory, the residue would measure 20 to 30% of the original weight.  What makes up this amout are those substances which could no be destroyed in the burning process which would includes mercury and lead, those substances which are in all sea creatures because of our habit of pollution and is the reason the USDA and the FDA recommends that a human not eat tuna more than once a week.

Now, the amounts are surely not a toxic level because it is just too small but it will be added to the sum total of all those other same sources and if someone is looking for an "all natural" and "all organic", ain't gonna happen.

Looking a step further into the non-shark ingredients, there are other red flags that may invade your peace of mind.  Cow tracheas, pig ears, pig nose cartilage, bird(usually meaning chicken or turkey), and fish(i.e. commercially grown fish) carry a concern about how much antibiotics might be present.  Here again, it is a small amount, but a small amount over a long period of time is the problem.

If you purchase a joint supplement, it will in a likelihood, include those two product as the principle active ingredients and the labeling will tell you that they are in there but will not tell you where it was derived from.  

I talk with a lot of pet owners with dogs variously afflicted with degrees of hip dysplasia and the effectiveness of glucosamine and chondroitin is inconsistent and sometimes insignificant.

A more consistent and reliable treatment is using chelated trace minerals and high levels of omega fatty acids and antioxidants seems to work much better as this gives a dog an opportunity to strengthen and repair skeletal tissue instead of merely treating the symptoms.  That is a much more permanent fix.