My young cat was recently diagnosed with bladder stones and had surgery to remove them. My veterinarian recommended feeding her Cosequin for Cats, as there is solid scientific evidence that Cosequin alleviates irritation in the bladder and urinary tissues. It won't dissolve bladder stones, of course, but it offers support and helps the body heal - so why not try it!

My cat is 12 and 23 pounds, so I only give him one pill a day mixed in his food because I was not sure how he would handle it. I must say that I am pleasantly surprised. Not only did it make him feel better, the effects were fast, just in a few days, and with only half the dosage suggested. I have already ordered more!!

My 13 year old cat (who happens to be 25 lbs), was getting very stiff. The combination of the extra weight, his age, and the weather was causing him obvious pain. The whole family noticed that he would lay down and not move all day. It's been 3 months now since he's been on Cosequin and he's walking with a noticeably better gait. The limp is almost completely gone! He loves the taste and comes running when I pull out his smartpaks!

We have 3 kitties. Two are twelve and one is eleven, Since we have added Nutraman Cosequin Capsules to their breakfast, they are so much more active! They are more playful, running through the house and playing a lot more. Of course they always sleep and cat nap... We are so glad a friend gave us some for Pothole Kitty at Christmas 2017. We Love Happy Cats!! It is so easy to put on their food each morning. They Love the chicken flavor. I will tell everyone to try this product for their cats.

I've noticed comments about difficulty getting your cat to take this. What I do is open a bunch of the capsules and mix/stir it in to a full can of wet food. Then replace the food into the can. Each night I give my old girl a teaspoon or so. She gobbles it right up. That works for us, anyway.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My review may not be fair but I am at a loss as to what to do. I have four senior cats, one of whom is overweight. She has shown signs of difficulty engaging in activities that she used to do with ease. Maybe it's the diet she's fed, preferring kibble to the moist food she gets every day, but I cannot seem to get any of my cats to consume the tablet. I've sprinkled it on wet and she, along with the others, refuse it. So, I tried putting it in a pill pocket for the heavier cat but she won't eat that either. I don't know if this is fair, but I am unable to give a positive review after my inability to deliver the product to my pet(s).

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been giving this to my cat the past couple of days and have already seen an improvement in her movement. She seems more fluid and happy. There are 80 sprinkled capsules in the bottle. They are large and says that they can be pilled but I would try to sprinkling first by opening them and sprinkle them onto their wet food. They seem a bit large to give to a cat. I will continue to watch her and after the initial time frame if they continue to help her I will back it down to every other day as they have suggested on the bottle. The pills do not make her sick, she seems to eat the food just fine without being finicky that anything has been sprinkled in.

I highly recommend this product. I have definitely seen a difference in my cat (11 years young); his agility and comfort have improved dramatically. By the time that I had almost completed the first box, he started jumping up on the bed and going up and down the stairs - just like he did a few years ago.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Nutramax Cosequin seems like it is some good stuff. In the short time I have had this bottle, my almost 17 year old cat is getting around better. Not only does it help joint health, it also helps the cat's bladder. The inner lining of the bladder wall is protected by a layer, which contains some of the same compounds found in cartilage. Our veterinarian also recommend Nutramax Cosequin to help support urinary bladder health. She says this layer prevents urine and the waste products contained within it from seeping into and damaging the lining. Since the low molecular weight chondroitin sulfate found in Cosequin is available to more than just cartilage cells, the bladder may use it to help support this protective layer.professional line of Nutramax Cosequin Contains 125 milligrams FCHG49 glucosamine and 100 milligrams TRH122 chondroitin sulfate per capsule. With those ingredients this product will made your cat a much happier feline because of the way it makes them feel. Cosequin plays an important role in maintaining optimal joint function. Healthy joint cartilage is crucial to joint mobility. Cosequin helps support cartilage production and protect existing cartilage from breakdown. There are not many joint support options available specifically for cats. There are some products used in dogs that are not as safe in cats. Cosequin has been shown to be safe in cats. Cosequin, a nutritional supplement, safely and effectively provides joint cartilage support while maintaining your cat's comfort level. After using Nutramax Cosequin my kitty doesn't limp anymore. If you have a cat that appears to have joint problems get some Nutramax Cosequin and give it a try. I think your Kitty will love you even more than it does now.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this for my 10yr old male cat who is starting to slow down a bit and his joints are starting to snap crackle and pop. In full disclosure I have only had this product for about 2 weeks and it says for maximum results the trial period is 4 to 6 weeks. I have been giving it to him with his evening meal, I have found it is easier to just "pill" it and drop it in the back of his mouth, he tolerates it well and goes right back to eating. I tried sprinkling it on his food but found it to be more trouble, at first I spilled the contents of the capsule, then the other issue was my younger cat who is a fast eater and will dig into his bowl once she is done with hers. So far he does seem to walk and move around a bit quicker, he has never been to much of a jumper, even as a kitten he was always pretty mellow. So far I am pleased with the results, I will keep giving it to him and I hope by the time the trial period is up he will be running again.