Nutramax Laboratories Cosequin Joint Health Supplement for Cats - With Glucosamine and Chondroitin, 2 Pack, 160 Total Capsules

I've been using this product for more than 6 months. I bought this product twice. I open the capsule and dissolve the content in water and then use a syringe to give it to my cats very quickly. It seems to help my senior cats relax and sleep in the morning. Also, I think its helping with mobility and joints as they still can climb stairs. I pair this product with Aktivait from VetPlus and it help my cats cope with againg with less pain and stress. I hope the price doesnt change as it keeps going up. Update after 7 months of use: I am writing an update to help others with aging cats, hopefully someone read this review and find it helpful. This supplement seems to work for my senior cats (18+). I've been using it for more than 6 months now and will order my 3rd bottle. I use it in combination with other medication to help with dementia (Aktivait from VetPlus + Aprylic from VetPlus + Calmex). Both of my senior cats mobility improved from week 1 and they started climbing stairs/ jumping again and sometimes running. Also, it improved their sleeping pattern (even when they skip their Alzaheimer medication). However, it is frustrating that the price on Amazon keeps increasing. I will start looking for alternatives if the price on Amazon keeps going up. Please consider revising your prices.

Brilliant cat moving much better like normal.

Cons - Not a cure, such is life*. Pros - 1) Works immediate and better than just glucosamine alone. Used in conjunction with monthly jabs and cat's claw supplement. 2) Affordable. 3) Readily available online. 4) Easy to mix into food and accepted without fuss. Cat can now enjoy her grooming and full body stretches again. *Above con is in jest, Cosequin is a godsend!

My boy is already on Solensia injections once a month, but he seemed a bit uncertain and cautious, occasionally still pulling fur out where he felt some pain. I've added 1 capsule of Cosequin to his diet daily, and he's definitely improved. He's not pulling fur out anymore, he's moving around more and overall appears to be more comfortable.

If you have a senior cat with mobility issues, giving Nutramax Cosequin Supplement can make a remarkable difference in their life. Before starting this supplement, my cat was moving more slowly, hesitating to jump the windowsill, and seemed a bit stiff after a nap. Within a few weeks of adding the contents of these supplement capsules to my cat's food, I noticed more activity and playing than ever before. The safety seal and instructions are helpful with administering this supplement, too. The capsules are easy to open and mix into wet food, and my cat doesn't seem to notice any changes in consistency or taste, which is great! I tried a treat version of this joint supplement, but my cat's chewability isn't the greatest and didn't like the taste. I appreciate that this supplement contains glucosamine and chondroitin - ingredients often recommended for joint health in both pets and humans. It feels good knowing that I'm supporting my cat's mobility and comfort as the years go one. All in all, while it's not an instant fix, the gradual improvement has been worth it. For older cats or those showing early signs of joint discomfort, I'd say Nutramax Cosequin Joint Supplement is a gentle, effective option to consider for your furry friend!

I have a 12-year old manx cat who has suffered from arthritis since an injury when he was young. He had trouble jumping up on the couch, etc and would cry in pain if you picked him up the wrong way. He also would pull out clumps of fur on his lower back, probably from arthritis pain in his back according to my reading. He had thin, patchy fur on his back because of this and would not allow anyone to pet the area. I started Albert on Cosequin and fish oil about a month ago, so I'm not sure how much of the improvement is just cosequin but they seem to work together really well. Within a week he seemed more limber and could comfortably jump higher, and at a month he has stopped pulling fur out of his back and his coat is finally growing back. He has stopped crying in pain when I pick him up and he allows me to pet his back as long as I am gentle. He still seems bothered if I am not particularly gentle when petting his back, and still avoids jumping as high as other cats do, but I have only been giving him one capsule instead of the two he should be getting because of his weight; I am increasing his dose to two capsules daily once my new cosequin order arrives and will try to update with any improvements then. When ordered from Amazon, cosequin is affordable and well worth the price. If your cat is under 12 lbs, you give one capsule daily, which is almost a three months' supply for $16! Cats above 12 lbs receive two capsules daily. I mix the capsules and the fish oil in with wet food and my cat loves it. It's easier to dose this way, especially since he gets half a capsule of fish oil daily (don't have to waste the other half!). I mix in four days' worth of cosequin and fish oil and my cat gets a big tablespoon (about 1/4 can) of the refrigerated food once a day. I'm very satisfied with this product, and I wish more pet owners were aware of this option for cats suffering with arthritis, especially since my vet atleast never offered any help for Albert's arthritis. 5 stars, try it out.