MYOS Canine Muscle Formula - Blog

  Easy No-Bake Strawberry Yogurt Valentine Dog Treats Total Prep Time: 11 minutes Yield: 20 balls   Ingredients 1 1/2 cup oat flour (pulverize rolled oats in the food processor to make your own) 1 cup coconut flour 1 cup plain nonfat yogurt 1/3 cup strawberries (about 4 large) 1 tbsp coconut oil 1 tsp vanilla extract 2 Tbsp dried pomegranate...

  February 2023 Myos Pet of the Month:  Riza   Meet Riza!   She is a 12-year-old retired Military Working Dog (MWD). She had badly atrophying muscles in her right hip and her leg had been sliding out from under her more and more, weakening quite rapidly. After some time on MYOS Canine Muscle Formula®, her family noticed a positive difference in...

  Exercise is vital to your dog’s physical and mental health and it’s even better if you exercise together.  Here are the top five ways you can exercise your with your dog.   Take Your Pup on a Daily Walk This is probably the simplest thing you can do as a pet parent. Grab your pup, put on their leash, and head out the door.   How much exercise...

  In order to figure out the right amount of food to give your dog each day, it’s necessary to understand the different components that affect your dog’s body and metabolic processes. Here are five factors to help you make an informed decision.   Age   One of the most important factors to take into consideration is your dog’s age. Just as metab...

Meet Dublin! He is a five-year-old Red/White Border Collie who’s won five regional championships, including Biathalon and Masters series. Since he began taking MYOS Canine Muscle Formula®, it's helped him during his rehabilitation program and it also contributed to his return to the sport after combatting Lyme Disease and Rocky Mountain Spotted...

Dogs Supplemented with Fortetropin Experienced Clinically Significant Improvements in Osteoarthritis   CEDAR KNOLLS, N.J. (PRWEB) JANUARY 05, 2023   MYOS CORP Announces Publication of Peer Reviewed Study on the Impact of Fortetropin® in Geriatric and Arthritic Dogs   Dogs Supplemented with Fortetropin® Experienced Clinically Significant Improv...

  Preventative Care to Maintain Your Dog’s Muscle Health From the time your dog is a puppy, exercise and proper nutrition are among the most common ways to maintain muscle mass and strength and prevent issues such as muscular atrophy as they age. Being proactive with your pet’s muscle health can help them live a longer, healthier, happier life....

    Muscle atrophy in dogs is the wasting or loss of the dog’s muscle tissue. It often occurs in the legs, particularly the hind legs, although it can show up in other areas of the body. The condition can occur for a variety of reasons, including these top five.   Natural Aging Common signs of aging in dogs include weakening muscles. Along w...

Meet Sugar! The Almost 11-year-old Yellow Lab is now over one year post-Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy (TPLO) surgery and recently made it all the way to Legend Division Finals at the Dock Dogs World Championship. MYOS was an important part of Sugar's rehab after surgery and helped her build back muscle and recover quicker! We are so happy t...

5 Ways Keep Your Dog Active This Winter The chill in the air is much more noticeable these days as we head into winter. But just because the weather makes outdoor play a challenge, that doesn’t mean your dog can’t stay active.  Here are five creative ways to encourage play indoors.   Have a Treasure HuntThis game involves your dog using their n...

Keeping Your Senior Dog Active Just like us humans, as dogs get older, they develop some health challenges, and they may not hike or play as vigorously as they used to. Dogs older than seven may slow down and sleep more as they age, and that’s even more reason to keep them active. There are things you can do to make sure your senior dog gets an...

  We have a new feature here at MYOSPET to spotlight dogs who are thriving: The MYOSPET of the Month. Meet Jackson, our MYOSPET of the Month for November.   Jackson was scheduled to be euthanized at a local shelter and was thankfully rescued. He then started dock diving with an organization called NADD two years ago. In the spring of 2022, it w...