Which supplement is NOT listed for arthritis?

• A. Glucosamine
• B. Chondroitin
• C. Omega-3 fatty acids
• D. Vitamin E

Answer: (D)

When thinking about supplements for arthritis in dogs, the focus is on options that support joint health or reduce inflammation. Glucosamine and chondroitin are classic joint-support supplements; they provide the building blocks that help maintain cartilage structure and function. Omega-3 fatty acids come from fish oil and have anti-inflammatory effects that can help ease arthritis symptoms. Vitamin E, while an important antioxidant for overall health, isn’t typically listed as a arthritis-specific joint supplement and doesn’t have the same targeted role in joint support or inflammation management as the others. So Vitamin E is the supplement not typically listed for arthritis.