Vet's BestAdvanced Hip & Joint Dog Supplements - Formulated with Glucosamine and Chondroitin to Support Dog Joint and Cartilage Health - 90 Chewable Tablets

Works great on my dog joints.

2 pills twice a day seemed to give her loose stools, so we give her 2 upon wakening and 1 at bedtime. We also give her 3 baby aspirins every 12 hours in peanut butter, and 2 1/2 Vets Best Pain tablets, every 12 hours. So far this combo helps her feel alot better. Vets Best Hip and Joint.. not the Advanced one.. is cheaper, but seemed to be of no help for our precious woof.

I bought this for my senior dog that had arthritis. We had been giving her a very low dose aspirin as directed by the vet but noticed she was having bloody stools so we decided to try this. We did notice a slight difference in her limping and shaking of her leg. She was maybe too old to see a really great result but I would try it again with my other dogs if they show signs of aches or pains in the joints.

This product seems to have really helped our 45 pound, 13 year old dog with her aging hips! She’s less stiff and noticeably less wobbly on her back legs. I have already bought this twice and will keep buying it as I think it’s making a positive difference! My dog likes the tablets well enough to take them like a treat (tho she’s not overly picky in general).

My very large 7 year old Labradoddle could hardly get up, mostly lying down at all times. I could see how much his hips were hurting. Prior to a vet visit thought we would try this. I am a nurse and many of my patients take glucosamine with condroitin. Arrived 2 days with prime had 1 dose that night, 2 doses the next day. by the next morning he was almost back to himself, a few more days and he is running and playing again. Highly recommend !!

I have two 70 lb rottweilers that I give this product too. While the pill itself isn't super big (the size of a small doggy treat) the potent herbal smell turns my dogs off from eating it. I have to crush it up and hide it in their food because they tend to spit it out.Other than that, I've seen such a difference in the 3 months that they have been using this product. They tend to get up off the floor easier and jump on to furniture like they are superman.I will repurchase

This product contains extract of rosemary and a dog treat i give my dog also contains extract of rosemary. This product did not help my sr pug but vet recommended my little terrier mix take something for aging joints and said this product would be ok. I started giving this and terrier had several seizures. He never had seizures before. Several internet sites state extract of rosemary is dangerous to dogs and cause seizures. If I can return this I will. If not I will just throw it away and will research every ingredient of any product I give my dog. Some sites say rosemary is ok or even healthy for dogs. I disagree.

These tablets appear to help my Bailey Dawg. However, she will strongly disagree on the claim that these are "Chewable Tablets". The only way to give her a tablet is to break it up in her food. The only problem with that is she has dined on dry food her entire 16 years, and we were forced to buy can food just for her to take the pills. Aside from gaining a weight, the extra costs to purchase can food pretty much negates the affordable price of the medicine. In the long run we found it cheaper, and Vet proclaimed "healthier" to keep her on dry food only, and purchase a medication from the Vet.