Masons 100g Dog Oil for Massaging

This has been great. My dog has crusha injury & needs massagingEvery day. Has really helped. He has tried to pick it. But is good when told not too

Well worth the money it really does work well.

Helps relieve pain in my wrist ,especially at night helps me get some sleep

Came late in the post but was well wrapped . I didn't think it made much difference and was very greasy to apply I had to wipe it off with kitchen roll maybe it is me but I wasn't impressed by it but I gave it a try . Every one is different I suppose so it may work for others . I only used it as recommended to try it so I did .

The dog oil is for my dad he is happy with it thank you

Apparently no dogs were harmed in the making of this product.A quick web search shows that the recipe was written down in an old notebook of pet remedies for racing dogs!I was introduced to this product by my wife whose family swear by it going back a few generations in the Midlands. Her Nan was adamant it could be used for all sorts of ailments. Who am I to disagree?A blend of mineral oils and vegetable oils and no other added ingredients it is ideal for a massage of a bad back, knee, shoulder or anything else you might want rubbing down. It doesn't pong or have over zealous odours and leaves no sticky residue.It also keeps my wife happy in that she doesn't have to breath in the fumes of a liberal application of Ralgex to which I am quite partial to.It's good enough for the dog, it's good enough for me.

My go to item with muscle aches and pains including tennis elbow! Works a treat.

This appears to be a very good pain relief. The only problem is the containers are NOT good. My daughter ordered 3 and I ordered 1 and all 4 containers were damaged. I have had to repair them with masking tape so that the ointment does not dry out. Perhaps the manufacturers can work on this problem sooner rather than later.I would like to hear their comment on this fault.