My dog has no problem taking these down. I just toss them on the floor and he does the rest. I told my vet I was giving this to his and he said "Good".

This helps my 11 year old terrier, 2 pills per day. She still fetches, runs, jumps on boulders, rolls over, and sits up. No joint pain with these tablets

I just put one in my dog’s food dish every day and she eats it. My dog is so picky, I was amazed when she ate it on her own. She will be 3 years old this month and the vet told me last year to start her on it. So, it is vet recommended. I just want my girl to stay as healthy as possible.

Per my vet’s instructions began giving my pup this product to hopefully eliminate the need for surgery. After 3 months, I can actually see some improvement in my girl. Her daily limp is gone, and she can even run a little bit. Because of her injury she will never be whole without surgery but this is a big help!!

I had been giving my dog glucosamine chewies for years. She turned 11 this month and has been having increasing difficulty getting around. I switched to Cosequin a few weeks ago and it has helped tremendously. She has more energy and isnt moaning like she used to. I could tell the difference within just a few days. I’m happy I switched and recommend it to everyone.

My lab mix, 77 lb, 12 yr old dog has been taking Nutramax Cosequin Maximum Strength Joint Health -Dog for almost 4 weeks and it seems to be helping him. He now walks without limping and jumps up on furniture with ease. Was recommended by vet. Would recommend to a friend. Also, great price through Sam's Club.

Of Course It Works! Just crush it up n sprinkle it into the mix. After a while they’ll just get used to it. I’ve always given my dogs n cat cosequin, especially when they reach an older age of 10 years old. I gifted my neighbor a bottle for his aging labrador and he saw the difference immediately. Cosequin works for ppl as well but not the dog brand, so don’t eat theirs cause your dosage will be a bit more. ;)

I have an 8 year-old, 61-lb Pit mix, and have been giving her glucosamine tabs for 3 or so years now. I had been buying them from Chewy; dosage was 2 tablets per day, and the tablets were about the size of a quarter, with a thickness of 4-5mm. She usually ate them in her dry food, but not always - I think it was more being hungry and cleaning the dish than anything else. I decided to switch to these tabs because the dosage is only 1 per day and the cost savings are significant. She loves them! They're about the size of a penny and maybe 2mm thick. After scarfing down her wet food, she looks at me expectantly for the dry bowl now! I even have to keep the cat away from the dish, as apparently the tablets have a good enough scent that the cat wants to eat them, too. :)

I wish I could say more but the truth is I would have to stop giving them to my dogs to find out if they're really making a difference. But they seem to be happy and playful and jump her out and enjoy life. In the flavor of the vitamin must be good because they think it's a treat.

Our 5 year old Golden Doodle has had issues off and on for 3 years after injuring her front leg on a camping trip. We started her on these and within a week we saw noticeable improvement in her activity level and playfulness. We had used these years before with an older dog and also had improvement.