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Pet Life Radio Interview with creator of FlexPet, a joint pain supplement for pets

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Dogs, like humans, suffer from orthopedic issues, pain, and general body breakdown. Pain is often hard to diagnose, as our pups don’t verbally communicate. Preventive measures against body breakdown and pain are an invaluable part of a well-rounded longevity plan for your dogs. Listen to this episode of Pet Life Radio’s Wynn with Dogs as host Raquel Wynn speaks with Tamer Elsafy, CEO of Flexpet and proponent of a preventive health plan for your pup.

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