Our dog will be 14 years old in March. She has been taking these joint vitamins for 2 years. They help her to move better. She has more spunk than she did without them. Our store quit carrying them, so, now, I have to order online now. We recieve our order to our home within 2 days. We are thankful for that.

I have to cut them in half, and they are so hard to cut already. My dog has very few teeth, so it's hard for her to chew them. The expiration date on it is 02/08/2025 and I could only buy the 180 count because I had to have them. I'm sure I'll be throwing most away!

I've got an old girl that was having considerable hip problems: getting up, climbing, etc. After a couple of weeks on this product, dosing as recommended, there has been real results. She is considerably less hampered. I also buy a "hip & joint" food, but the glucosamine levels in food are trivial. I am a repeat buyer because I see it as a true bargain.

These have worked wonders for our puppy who was diagnosed with hip displasia. We tried cosequin but it didn’t seem to help and then after a week on the vet iq she started moving around more and running and playing and even jumping. She doesn’t even get the full dose for her size. During winter months we do give her an additional. Highly recommend. Bit pricey but worth it to see her happier

Read the ingredients to many joint supplements for dogs, and it looks like nothing more than dog food. VetIQ has the same ingredients you'd find in what your vet would prescibe, but at like a 3rd the cost. Magnesium, and Fish oil of diffrent kinds. Put together with a Maro treat and some gelatin, and their joints will be feeling better in no time. This is all stuff they should be getting on their natural diet, but no dog food company is concerned with that. The more exspensive ones, even worse than the cheap dog foods. Dogs aren't humans, they need the part of the animals we often throw away. I highly recomemd this product.

These are wonderful. My dog had a TPLO surgery a year ago and these treats help control her arthritis and joint pain (in combination with fish oil and quality food). She is in a lot less pain and she LOVES the taste. I put them in her breakfast bowl and she likes to pick them out before eating.

This stuff works great for dogs with joint pain. I was buying the more expensive Cosequin and decided to give this a try. It works just as well for my baby Zeus. He woll be 13 .arch 31st and has alot of joint pain and stiffness and this stuff honestly helps him be able to move around so .uch easier and with less pain and stiffness ❤️

I started giving my Chloe this product about 3 years ago because as she would go up steps those 2 hind legs would give out under her. She is 8 years old so after about 2 months of her taking this she is now great!!I Her hind legs are GREAT now and she no longer stumbles going up or down steps!

These are advertised as "soft chews" on my 6th bag and not one has been soft! Expiration dates have all been good, but the chews themselves have all been hard and stale like. I had to put them in peanutbutter for our dogs to eat them. I'm not able to get around myself too easily so we made the best with what we had! We'll be looking for a REAL SOFT CHEW somewhere!

our 7 year old dog, who is a mixed breed, but resembles mostly a Rockweiller, started limping and showing discomfort. She has a couple swollen lumps which appears to be arthritis. it was recommended we start her on these, and its been a couple months and we definitely see improvement. The swelling has reduced a lot.