Your pet could be really sick right now eating the food you buy for them. Do you really want to watch them writhe in pain? Don't you think it's time to consider an all natural anti inflammatory supplement for your pet? It is a fact that maintaining good health for pets is becoming increasingly difficult. While it is believed that animals have a very good healing ability naturally, it is obvious that a poor diet, and poor hygiene, as well as exposure to environmental stresses can often times harm their well being.

A lot of people seem to believe that by feeding their pets food they buy from the pet food aisle in the super market; their beloved pets are getting all the essential nutrients needed. They are making a huge mistake! Without a good a natural anti inflammatory supplement, how protected is your pet of pain and diseases?

Much like pre-packaged food people get in the market for human consumption, commercial pet food has very little essential nutrients. Most of the nutrients would have already been destroyed in the manufacturing process or they are just plain low in quality.

If you are in the market for an all natural anti inflammatory supplement for your pets, you shouldn't look past supplementing fatty acids to your pet's diet. They are very beneficial to pets especially dogs of any age and breed. Essential fatty acids such as; Eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA), Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), and Gamma-linolenic acid (GLA) supplementation are said to help keep inflammatory diseases at bay. Apparently, EPA has been found to be really effective in reducing arthritis associated inflammation. And, it's said that inflammatory bowel diseases can also be curbed with fatty acids.

It's been said that GLA is an excellent all natural inflammatory supplement with none of the side effect of anti inflammatory drugs. Abundantly found in evening primrose oil, as well black current and borage oil, GLA is said to help with healthy growth of skin, hair and nails. Apparently it can also aid skin conditions, arthritis, and autoimmune problems.

I've come across claims that herbal supplements are generally considered believed to be much safer and milder than traditional pet pain medications. They may certainly be a good choice to add to your all natural anti inflammatory supplement arsenal but do first check with your veterinarian.

Prescribed medications may alleviate pain but they could also cause further degeneration of your pet's joints and may also damage their liver, kidneys, and/or muscles. Let's face it; if treatment alleviates pain but causes all these unnecessary side effects, do you think your pet would be happy? No pet owner would be comfortable with their animal suffering from inflammation of their joints.