I was leary about this but after my cats were on it for about a month , I really did notice a difference in their movement . My cats are both 17 years old and need all the help they can get at this point . It's nice to have something for them that works !

My cats ages 12 and 13 seem to be less stiff and more energetic. They have been on this about a year. I started seeing result after about a bottle and a half. However I have also introduced freeze dried raw foods into their diets and have cut back on kibble so I think that has had a positive effect as well.

My senior cat was showing signs of aging. I had heard about Cosequin and decided before taking him to the vet for an expensive diagnosis to tell me he's just getting older, I'd try this first He has been on Cosequin for well over a year, and even though he isn't jumping to high heights like a young kitty, he can now run, climb, and get around the house like he used to.

These are working great for my 18+ year old cat. She is jumping up with ease and doesn't seem to be in any pain anymore. She likes the taste of the powder so there are no challenges with her not wanting it when putting it in her wet food or mixing it in a little water or milk.

My 18 year old senior cat has been taking her daily Cosequin for over 5 years. Every morning, I easily open a capsule and sprinkle the contents over her breakfast which is a portion of a can of cat food. She happily eats it, without fussiness. She has a good appetite especially for her age. I would like to think that this product is helping her. From what I read, it is also good for bladder health. I would definitely recommend this product.

Misting kibble with water before sprinkling the dry powder over it works too, but it is best used for sprinkling on and stirring into wet catfood. My finicky eater never noticed the addition. It has the right amount of glucosamine suggested by my veterinarian and contains no sugar. The blue & red dye in it must be the capsule since the powder is white (the capsule is thrown away after sprinkling). ConsumerLab.com reports, in 2013, that this product contains what it claims on the label and has acceptable lead levels (beware, some pet joint products are contaminated with high levels of lead). I have arthritis and find that taking the tiny capsules apart is difficult and must be done over the cat food because I drop it every time. 55 caps at 2 per day is an odd count and the price is a bit steep compared to Petco's joint soft chews, but Cosequin works great for my toothless girl who poops the chews nearly whole.

I give this to my cat. She has swelling with her bladder because she doesn't drink enough water and I can't seem to get her to drink as much as she should so I started mixing this medicine with their wet food via the vets advice to help with bladder swelling

I have used this product for my 14 year old cat for several years now. I was runnung low and forgot to order the Cosequin and so I cut down on the dose to stretch it . Well he did not want to play much, which he loves to do. He has had his usual dose for the last week and now he is jumping and playing like a kitten again. Walmart had the lowest price and there was no shipping since I picked it up at the store. Will definitely buy from Walmart again. I won't wait until the last minute again.

From what I read, there SHOULD be a noticeable improvement after a few weeks. We have been using it for ABOUT 5 weeks now. I think I do see a slight improvement on my kitty that had been having a slight limp for quite a long time. If I sprinkle it on the food, he would never eat a capsule amount since he is not the only cat at the bowl. Instead, I mix the contents of one capsule with a dropper of warm water and give it to him that way. He has no objections at all to it. I gave it 5 stars because I do see some benefits, but not like the extreme claims of going from limping to running marathons that I have come across. It does seem to be beneficial, it doesn't have a bad taste and it has not caused stomach issues or diarhea. That is also important.

Our cat, Booger, is about 11 years old. She started showing signs of arthritis so the brt recommended this. She was having a hard time jumping off of things so I bought her some ramps to get into the bed etc. I gave her 1 pill for a little over 2 weeks and already noticed a difference. Shes back to her old self running around at 2 am acting crazy. I didnt think I would see improvement this fast. I definitely recommend trying this for your older cat!