Nutramax Cosequin Joint Health Supplement for Dogs - With Glucosamine, Chondroitin, MSM, and Omega-3's, 60 Soft Chews

We love this for our pit mix rescue. She has joint issues, and this seems to help her. Soft enough for her to chew it up well, so I guess the taste is okay, decent size bag for a month's supply.

My dog loves these. It did help her after about a month I noticed a difference in her walking

Since I started using this on my dog, all his aches and pains seem to have gone away. No more limping.

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I have a 14 year old hound with very sensitive joints, she used to have a really hard time with stairs and would yelp if you didn't pick her up carefully enough.During our yearly checkup at a new vet, her vet recommended cosequin to help keep her joints from getting any worse.Not only did it slow the degradation of her joint health, it regressed it! She runs and jumps almost like a puppy can and even jumps up with excitement for her daily morning dose.She loves getting them every morning and they have improved her quality of life so much, if I didn't know any better I'd think they made my old girl younger!They are soft chews that are about the size of a quarter and don't have any pungent odor and look just like a normal training treat.They've changed my girl's life over the span of about 6 months or so and I'll be sure to use them for my other dog who's slowly starting to age as well.They're a little pricey but so worth it for the benefits.The packaging is really simple with a tear tab at the top that comes off in a smooth straight line and doesn't rip unevenly and ruin the bag like alot of packaging and the bag is resealable.So even the bag itself is high quality!10/10 recommend cosequin to anyone considering it. It is absolutely worth it.

Totally recommend! Definitely worth the money to help my aging dog (cheaper than a vet visit in our situation).My dogs getting older. His body is starting to fail him and he is still young in his head. He started having a hard time getting out of his dog bed. Then started having time going up and down stairs. He started to fall on the steps because he just couldn’t make it with his hips. He’s about 70lbs and we had to start carrying him. We didn’t let him do the steps at all.We started with 1 senior joint treat and 2 regular dog treats in the day. I’d say in about a week we noticed a significant difference. He was able to get out of bed without the fight of getting up. We kept the steps blocked off and didn’t let him go upstairs for a month unless we carried him. After that month of religiously giving him 3 total joints daily. He was able to start doing the stairs. We do put a harness on him to be able to grab him if he falls and hold onto it on the way down without applying any force (we just let him walk).He’s doing so much better!! I truly believe these made a huge difference and made him more flexible. We can tell a difference if we miss a day or two (he gets a tad bit weaker).The senior treats don’t seem as tasty to him tho (and he’s not super picky). The regular ones he likes a lot better. He also doesn’t have many teeth, but they are soft enough for him to chew. We have cut back to 2 (one of each or two of the regulars) on most days. ((Per the instructions on the back of the pack)). We still give him 3-4 on his really bad days. If he’s having a bad day we try to make him rest a little more for a couple day/week (meaning not being outside and running around like a pup with unless energy).

Works great! Our 10 year old lab seemed to be stiff and achy, and within a week he was feeling like his old self again.