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Originally Posted by BigDogTexas  I absolutely agree. I would look into a natural pain medication we (the natural/holistic/vet-nutritionist community) have been testing called Kratom. Kratom is a cousin of the coffee plant (but has no caffeine) it has several alkaloids in it, two in specific that make it a great substitute for opiates for both dog and people. The best site I know of (trustworthy and good price) is KrtomSmith.com Your Kratom Store Online . I am currently testing it on several of my patients, and have a few family members on it as well.
There are trials going on with it for depression and fibromyalgia as well.
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I was intrigued about this so looked it up. Seems this kratom has been placed on the DEA list of concern. I'd stick with the meds my veterinarian prescribed since he actually has a license to practice medicine. Here's a link to the tragic story about the lady who died. There are other stories online about this product too. May she rest in peace.
Coroner?s report leaves questions about kratom unanswered | KING5.com Seattle