Antinol Plus, Mobility, Hip, and Joint Supplement for Dogs, Green-Lipped Mussels and Krill Oil - Dog Joint Supplement, Better and Faster Than Glucosamine and Chondroitin, 60 Soft Gels

I have a 12 yo bully pitbull mix and she started limping pretty severely on her left front leg. I kept trying to massage it and figure out where the pain was but she didn’t seem to mind being touched. Took her to the vet twice in 6 months hoping to get some answers and they suggested an orthopedic vet to get a scan that would have cost hundreds and even then I wasn’t sure if wanted to put her through a surgery at her age if they found something. So I did some research first - I thought… ok she’s older, joints probably hurt (I mean - mine do and I’m only 50 and she’s like what? 80?). Let’s try some supplements! I found this and read that it works really well together with Dasuquin. We just passed the 6 week mark and I realized yesterday during her afternoon walk that she hasn’t been limping AT ALL. I don’t even know when it happened! I was able to reduce her dose - it said to give 2 pills 2x a day for her size for the first 4-6 weeks and then just 1-2 a day. So we made it! She’s got her swagger back - prancing like she’s 5 again. Worth every penny. I just put a little cream cheese on them and she eats them up. No side effects.

listen i don’t write reviews and im not gonna get on here and BS a review especially when it comes to our dogs health … my dog is 15-17 years old australian shepherd. before I put her on this medication, I have tried everything on the market from consequin to this that or the other. She was in bad shape. I was actively looking for a vet to possibly talk about the end stages of life and letting her go and saying goodbye and talking about euthanization options. Nobody wants to get to that point even though it’s gonna happen to all of us one day but she was eating she was drinking. She was partying so I didn’t feel like we were at that point yet for about a year now she has been falling. I have a house with hardwood floors, and that has intern made her lose her confidence in walking and made her really sore and inflamed we would go outside she wouldn’t walk. I had to use a towel to guide her hips to make her walk. I thought it was really the end upon changing her diet to more protein to kind of beef up her back end and taking a chance on this within just five days there’s been a major turnaround and I’m still in the loading phase. She is now sitting like a normal dog, not with her hips and legs out to the side. She is confidently getting up off of a hardwood floor and walking around the house and for two days in a row now upon letting her out, she took off running after my little dog will she be back to a puppy ever again no age unfortunately wears on all of us, but is her mobility about 60 to 75% back yes. There’s been other reviews on here stating that the outer coding of the medicine, Hertz dogs and harms dogs. Please don’t let that discourage you from getting this medication because if you are worried about that, all you do is poke needle, and the medication and squirt it into food and therefore you cancel out that ingredient if it worries you, I’m not on here to persuade you. I’m just giving you a real life story that I think this product has bought us some time with my pup.

Our vet recommended that we start using this on our 11 year-old Golden Retriever. They were more than happy to sell it to us at about double the Amazon price, but a vet tech told us to try Amazon first. We had no idea we could find it here, but I'm glad we did. I strongly suggest using the Subscribe and Save option, since the cost is so much lower. Even though we have been giving our dog glucosamine daily for her arthritic hips, Antinol definitely made a difference in her mobility, and I assume pain level as well, within a month on the recommended first-month booster amount of 4 gel caps per day. She's happier and so are we!

This product was recommended by my vet for my two senior dogs. It seems to help them.

My American Bully had to have TPLO surgery on one knee. For the first couple of months after the surgery, the doctor had her on prescription pain killers (Rimadyl). The doctor said he wanted to wean her off of that and recommended daily Antinol. I was skeptical but followed the doctor's orders. I didn't really see a difference in the Rimadyl and the Antinol while she was still healing. However, a couple of months later, I ran out of Antinol for about a week and I REALLY saw the effect then. She was limping whereas she hadn't been before and she was grumpy with people and dogs while she's usually very friendly. I immediatly ordered more Antinol and within a couple of days she was walking well again and her usual friendly self. I'm a believer now!