Kay Garrod of Lowestoft used the FREEDOM COLLAR with Holly, a retriever collie she had rescued at Christmas time ten years ago. Holly's arthritic symptoms have improved and her medication reduced after a chance encounter with another pet owner in the area led to Kay following up a news article telling the story of 15 year old Border Collie Nell. Nell had made a remarkable improvement after wearing the prototype FREEDOM COLLAR.      

Marie Lee from Bolton used the FREEDOM COLLAR with an eight year old beagle called Rory during volunteer trials in the Bolton area. Mrs Lee, who tried the collar with Rory because he had started to limp, feels that Rory seems to have fully recovered. She said: "He seems more like a pup now. The collar has certainly given him a new lease of life. We took him to a beagle garden party recently and he was just after all the young female dogs. 

"In human terms it's like a man of 55 chasing girls of 18, but I've got to stress his behaviour is purely gentlemanly." she added.
(Bolton Evening News)           

Mrs Woods of Cruden Bay, Peterhead, used the FREEDOM COLLAR with her 22 year old cat Sammy. She said: "Sam was finding life a bit difficult and we wondered if it would have been a kindness to let him go because he couldn't move or jump around like he used to. We thought we would try the FREEDOM COLLAR as a last resort and it's had an absolutely wonderful effect on him. His head has come up and his coat and eyes have brightened."
(Aberdeen Evening Express)

Lakis Michelis of Larnaca, Cyprus used the FREEDOM COLLAR on their family pet - a 13 year old cat called Cookie. Cookie, who has suffered from arthritis for the last three years, was limping and finding it very difficult to walk. Her owner was delighted to notice, that after wearing the collar for two days, there was a big improvement in her mobility, and two weeks on, she walks much more easily and appears free of the pain and discomfort she had endured and enjoys playing with the family again.

Glenys Lumley of Kirby Stephen tried custom-made FREEDOM COLLAR anklets with eighteen year old Madari, a thoroughbred English Arab horse, who suffered stiffness in her joints and poor health. On a recent canter, Glenis was delighted to discover that her much loved Chestnut mare has regained her former energy and agility.

Agnes Wallace, owner of Fife Animal Park, used the FREEDOM COLLAR with Monty, a 20 year old Welsh pony, and a 14 year old Yorkshire Terrier called Paddy. She said: " They have been wearing the collars for several weeks now and the difference is quite remarkable. After an accident a few years ago, Paddy had begun to stiffen up and didn't want to walk very far. Monty, who had to retire from taking children on rides, has now got his old spirit back."
(Scottish Mail on Sunday)