PRN Pharmacal Duralactin Feline & Fatty Acid Soft Chews, 60 Count

I used this with cats that had some joint pain and it worked well. I broke the soft chewables in half so it was easier to digest. My one cat has a sensitive stomach also so I don't give it as same time as his feeding times. Quantity needed daily will differ on your cats size also. Good quality product.

This really worked for my cat with triaditis, & I think this was a major contributor to helping him feel comfortable enough to eat more, which made him feel less nauseous, & less picky, so now I can add the medicine he needs to the food, & I’m not fighting pills into him. He was rejecting most treats, but he really liked these! If you’re at wit’s end with a sick cat, I recommend trying duralactin treats. It’s not a miracle medicine, but it’s one of the little things that made the big things work!

Great for older cats been using for years! Our cat loves them and eats them up! Easy to purchase through Amazon!

My kitty had dandruff on one hip. Itchy and flaky. Within one week of using the chews it was gone! Lovely soft fur, no dandruff flakes. I thought she might not eat the chews but I break one in half, lay them on her kibble and she eats them first. Great product. She's 10 pounds.

My cat really loves these. She even begs for them.

I bought them for my picky 18 year old senior cat. These treats are not just big but thick. I don’t know how any cat could chew them let alone a senior cat. They are easy to break apart so I tried mixing them and he still refused. So basically a waste of money.

I can't vouch for effectiveness yet but my cat loves them. They are a little large so I break them in half. I agree with the others as far as the container has no extra seal. This is an oversight, in my opinion. Update: My cat still loves them. I started giving it to him as overall anti inflammatory, rather than joints, although at 14 I'm sure that doesn't hurt. It was for intermittent flares of Pancreatitis and possible IBS. He'd get episodes of what looked like forceful vomiting and sometimes reduced appetite. When I started these he had had a reoccurrence, the first in a few years, which was waxing and waning for a month. Since giving these so far so good. (Knock on wood). I'll keep him on them. Discussed with vet first and he thought it was good to try. Update: 1/12/25 I would change my review to 5 stars for how well they seem to work for my cat, except the packaging is really prone to issues. Today was the second time I received these with the chews all loose on the bottom of the shipping bag. These chews do have a tendency to get a bit drier after opening anyway, but laying loose in a bag during shipping is no good. Amazon should ship these in a box and the manufacturer needs to improve the durability of their packaging. Packaging aside, these seem to work really well and he's been using them for about 5 months now. My cat wasn't taking them for joint issues but instead as an overall internal anti inflammatory after having had pancreatitis a few years ago and intermittent bouts of vomiting about once a month. Nothing since. I've recommended them to others with dogs with joint problems and have noticed improvement after about a month or so.

My senior cat absolutely loves these!