Glyde Mobility Chews Dog Supplement

Though I indicated I'd recommend this item, it needs be qualified as only younger dogs with strong jaws/teeth can actually chew this item or large dogs would just swallow them. My Poppy, at 17 yo, can NOT chew them. I've tried cutting them into tiny pieces with a razor blade (the only real way to cut them, as scissors make the pieces fly around the room). I believe the ones (cut smaller) that she ingested helped her. I've since put some in water to liquify them and mix in with a daily "soup" of yumminess I give her (meds and food). So Glyde Mobility Chews only gets 2 stars. I'll give them a higher rating if they ever make a powdered form.

My dog is 15.5 years old and completely disinterested in this chew. It's also very tough and nearly impossible to tear. I'll have to find another alternative that is softer or in liquid form. Sadly they will be returned.

My nine year old male doberman has arthritis that leaves him sore & grumpy. I don't like having to use rx painkillers on him on a regular basis, so I tried the Glyde Mobility Chews. They have really make a difference! He is moving more easily, not as stiff, & is full of his usual happy attitude. Thanks for a great product!

My dogs do not like this and will not eat it, I am sure it is a fine product, my recommendation would be to be sure your dogs like it before purchasing a large quantity. Also they are not soft chews, they are very hard. I tried grating them and tried dissolving them thinking that would help but could do neither, they are to hard. I am going to try to return it.

Our 12 year lab (now w/hip dysplasia) has severe allergy to yeast. These joint supplements are yeast free. Our lab eats them like treats or we just toss them in his food. After 2 weeks, his mobility/stability is much improved. I believe these chews help along with fish oil, elk powder, galiprant, and paw friction.

This supplement works! The only issue is that the dog doesn't really like the chews. I have to cut them into 4 parts and mix them with food to trick her. She is a big dog - Labradoodle 75pounds.

We tried this for two months and there was no discernable benefit. The other problem: my dog - whose tail curl indicates her greedy, pig blood - would not eat these without a covering of peanut butter. There are very few things she will spit out, this is one.

My 12 year old lab had limited mobility in his back legs. I’ve been using the jump start method of double dose for 4 weeks and o do see improvement.

My English Labrador puppy was showing signs of hip dysplasia prior to his hip bones fusing as an adult. I had him on a different product containing glucosamine only without chondroitin and did not see any change. Within a month after I started using this product there was an obvious difference in his mobility and energy level. He gobbles them up and thinks they’re just treats.

My nine year old rescued mutt, Daisy, started to limp frequently. The vet suggested a particular product to help with her mobility. It helped a bit. When I added the Glyde, the limp practically disappeared. Daisy loves the flavor, too, and she is picky. I recommend this supplement!