Nutramax Dasuquin for Small to Medium Dogs, Joint Health Supplement, Contains Glucosamine for Dogs, Plus Chondroitin, ASU and More, Supports Healthy Joints, Chewable Tablets, 84 Count

Amazing product recommendation by our vet. Our senior dogs act like puppies now. There living a much happier life with much more comfort. Better price then other similar products. Typically put it in food to make it batter to take and taste.

The reason I think this is a really great product is because it's packed with some fantastic features. The 84 count is indeed value for money! It offers unbeatable joint health support that's been vet-approved. I appreciate that it's a safe supplement, manufactured right here in the US, which provides additional assurance of quality. Plus, it supports overall wellness, which is a win-win. Highly recommend for the pet parents out there!

It works. My old dog can jump on the couch again. He loves the taste and is running again. My vet recommended it so we tried it and it works. I even ordered the cat variety to see if it helps my old cat.

I've been giving my dogs (2 Pugs, 2 Frenchies) Cosequin for awhile now, but they would not eat them without being disguised in something else, so I decided to try this instead. Surprisingly, they now readily chew this tablet, which is a bonus for me. I don't know if it is benefiting them regarding their joint health, but, it doesn't hurt and is recommended by our vet.

It's hard to say whether these really work or not. Supplements like this are Credence Goods. What I can say with confidence is that my dog is almost 10 has been taking them for the last 4 years and has very few issues with joint stiffness. We're taking this more as a preventative measure, to fight join aging. Once the dog stops moving as much, then things go downhill.

This is a very solid purchase because of its user-friendly format. The chewable tablet form makes it easy to serve. It's perfect for my little buddy under 60 lbs. The seal of 'Veterinarian Recommended' gives it credibility. What really sets it apart are the globally sourced ingredients. It's a high-quality, premium supplement, manufactured right here in the United States. If you're looking after your dog's joint health, this is definitely worth considering.

Seems to work decent enough for my older dogs.

I have been using this on my 8yr old very small toy poodle, for the past 4 days, who has a luxating patella and hip problems. This morning when she woke up, she was rolling around on her back and acting like a happy, playful puppy again--something I hadn't seen her do in a long, long time. This evening when we went for our 2nd daily walk around the block, she did not start hopping on 3 feet, halfway through, as she has done in the past. I attribute this to the use of this product. I have used other brands of liquid Glucosamine mixtures and even used to crush up a few human grade pills that I take myself, mix it up with yogurt and ground flax or peanut butter, to give to her. Now I can use something that was researched by experts and it really shows in the benefit to my dog so soon. I am so relieved that she feels better and I am thinking this just might keep her from having a painful, extremely expensive surgery--that may or may not even be effective in the first place. I read one comment about this by someone who was upset at the price (how pet owners should feel guilty about people in poor countries, etc). Yes, it isn't the cheapest thing out there to buy, but IT IS WORKING and as I only have to give my dog 1/2 a tablet per day, so that's about $200 for 4 bottles per year vs as high as $8,000 for surgery (from what I have read elsewhere). And as a vet who used to work at the pet hospital that I go to told me, "human medicine FOLLOWS veterinary medicine--what we use on pets that works, is then investigated for human use." So, in a way, by using this on our pets, we are contributing to research that will help everyone. Sounds like a winning situation for everyone.