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Hey everybody it's Ron Bay with the Honeydog podcast. This episode is brought to you

by the folks from Synnovatin. Now if you've never heard of Synnovatin, you're

gonna hear about it soon. And if you have a dog with elbow, osteoarthritis, and

that is very common these days in the sporting breeds, you're looking for

something that's gonna help him get through the season. And that's where

Synnovatin OA can help. It's a different way to relieve the pain to causes

limping and lameness. Just one quick non-surgical treatment can provide pain

relief for up to a whole year. So if your dog's elbow pain has been keeping you

in him out of the woods and all the things you love to do together ask your

veterinarian about Synnovatin OA or visit activedognow.com slash learn more.

This procedure can only be performed by licensed veterinarians at veterinary

hospitals permitted to use internal radiation therapy. On rare occasions,

discomfort in the treated elbow has been seen in dogs that can last up to 72

hours after treatment. Short-term home care instructions must be followed

after treatment to minimize extended close contact such as co-sleeping. To

review the full veterinary prescribing information, visit activedognow.com slash

CP info. And just so you know, co-sleeping means don't let them sleep in your

benefit if you get this done. For those of you who skip the intro, which I

strongly suggest you don't do because you would have missed this had I inserted

it in the mid intro. My friend Matt Rinella has started a podcast called Hunt

Quietly. He's released his first episode and I believe you can find it on his

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