Nutramax Dasuquin Hip & Joint Capsules Joint Supplement for Cats, 84 count

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  • Made in the United States with globally sourced ingredients.
  • Formulated with glucosamine, chondroitin sulfate and avocado/soybean unsaponifiables (ASU) to support your cat’s joint health.
  • Capsules are easy to administer.
  • Nutramax Laboratories Veterinary Science has made supplements to support joint health, digestive health and overall wellness for over 30 years.
  • Veterinarian formulated with high-quality ingredients to ensure supplement safety.

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Dasuquin Joint Health Supplements

Dasuquin is a premium joint health supplement for dogs and cats provided by Nutramax Laboratories Veterinary Sciences, Inc. the #1 Veterinarian Recommended Supplement Company*.

*Source: Survey conducted among small animal veterinarians who recommended animal supplements.

#1 Veterinarian Recommended

Dasuquin is the #1 joint health supplement brand recommended by veterinarians*.

*Source: Among veterinary brands. Survey conducted among small animal veterinarians who recommended oral joint health supplements.

The Dasuquin Difference

Dasuquin stands apart from standard glucosamine and chondroitin supplements with its unique combination of ingredients including avocado/soybean unsaponifiables, or ASU.

Unmatched Quality

Each batch of Dasuquin undergoes rigorous quality inspections, ensuring that your pet receives a high-quality joint health supplement.

About Nutramax

Family owned and operated since 1992, Nutramax Laboratories exceeds the industry standard for animal health supplements. We develop high-quality products for joint, liver, digestive health, and overall wellness.

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28 Customer Questions

Why doesn't Dasuquin contain manganese, like the Cosequin capsules? If I switch from Cosequin to Dasuquin, should I give my cat a manganese supplement?

Answer by Hilary • Oct 25, 2023
The previous answer may be misleading. Yes, Dasuquin Advanced does contain manganese, but this product is the original Dasuquin. Dasuquin Advanced is apparently only available from veterinarians. Combining one capsule of Dasuquin and one capsule of Cosequin may be a way to try and get the benefits of the added ingredients of the Dasuquin while still getting manganese from the Cosequin. (From what I can find, purchasing one bottle of Dasuquin and one bottle of Cosequin is cheaper than one bottle of the Dasuquin Advanced.) Just an idea if money is tight.

Why is there color dyes in this?

The label calls these "sprinkle capsules." Does that mean I will be able to open the capsule and sprinkle the contents on my cat's food? I'm sure he won't take regular capsules, so this could be a great solution.

Answer by Chewy • Feb 08, 2019
The capsule that's used for this supplement is able to open so you can sprinkle it on your pet's food.

The directions say to give 2 capsules per day for cats 10+ lbs for the INITIAL 4-6 WEEKS. What do i give after the initial 4-6 weeks?

Answer by Chewy • Feb 13, 2019
For cats under 10 pounds, feed 1 chew daily in the initial feeding and 2 chews for cats over 10 pounds in the initial feeding. After the initial feeding period, feed 1 chew every other day for cats under 10 pounds and 1 chew daily for cats over 10 pounds.
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605 Customer Reviews

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Karen on Jan 8, 2026

Great for arthritis

Dasuquin helps my cat's hips be nearly painfree. Her arthritic hip is not sensitive when petted and she does not limp. I empty the capsule and mix it in her morning

Dasuquin helps my cat's hips be nearly painfree. Her arthritic hip is not sensitive when petted and she does not limp. I empty the capsule and mix it in her morning canned food. I haven't tried it in her kibble. I saw a significant difference in her hip's tenderness when I started her on this a few years ago. I glad my vet's assistant told me about this!

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Kathleen on Dec 2, 2025

Effective for arthritis

My elderly, arthritic, rescue cat has been getting monthly injections of Solensia for his arthritis. He hates the vet and the car ride and I hate making him so

My elderly, arthritic, rescue cat has been getting monthly injections of Solensia for his arthritis. He hates the vet and the car ride and I hate making him so miserable every month. Instead of the injections, I am now giving him Dasuquin twice a day. So far, he is doing just as well - perhaps better. This is a win-win: no monthly vet visits for him, and lower cost of treatment for me!

Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Abby on Jan 5, 2026

Good joint supplement

While getting my cat to eat it consistently was difficult, I did notice an improvement in her mood and mobility. I gave it to her everyday for the full 6 weeks recommended

While getting my cat to eat it consistently was difficult, I did notice an improvement in her mood and mobility. I gave it to her everyday for the full 6 weeks recommended and I think it’s helped her out quite a lot!

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Marissa on Oct 17, 2025

More active after 3 weeks

I have a young tripod cat who has overgroomed his stomach/hips to the point that he’s now bald. After ruling many things out, the vet suggested maybe he has some

I have a young tripod cat who has overgroomed his stomach/hips to the point that he’s now bald. After ruling many things out, the vet suggested maybe he has some arthritis because he’s missing a back leg. After 3 weeks his hair hasn’t started to grow back yet, but he is noticeably much more active. He’s sprinting up and down stairs, jumping up and down from my couch and coffee table, and all around more playful. The jury is still out if this will cause him to completely stop the overgrooming, but so far I’m thrilled with how much more active and comfortable he is.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Paula on Dec 8, 2025

Noticeable difference

My cat stopped jumping up onto surfaces she always has and went through a time when she wouldn't even jump up onto the couch. After 5-6 weeks of Dasuquin mixed daily

My cat stopped jumping up onto surfaces she always has and went through a time when she wouldn't even jump up onto the couch. After 5-6 weeks of Dasuquin mixed daily into her food, she is back to her old self again. It was a noticeable improvement.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By kc10 on Nov 2, 2025

Recommeneded by vet for osteoarthritis in hip, my cat eats it right up.

My cat was walking hunched in the back, she said osteoarthritis in hips. Recommended this specific brand. Said these taste good to cats, to open the capsules and

My cat was walking hunched in the back, she said osteoarthritis in hips. Recommended this specific brand. Said these taste good to cats, to open the capsules and mix in food. My cat likes it mixed in his food. He is a big cat, so gets 2 a day, one with each meal. No side effects like barfing or diarrhea. I am hoping hoping hoping it helps to relieve his pain. Vet said give it 4 weeks. It's only been 10 days but he is less hunched up.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Geraldine on Dec 11, 2025

What the doc ordered

We just adopted a senior cat that is prone to crystals, the shelter recommended Dasaquin to help with inflammation. We also got the treats and our. We kitty even

We just adopted a senior cat that is prone to crystals, the shelter recommended Dasaquin to help with inflammation. We also got the treats and our. We kitty even eats them. Usually they don’t like the treats that are good for them

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Kaytlin on Nov 20, 2025

Worked great for my 16yo cat

I started giving my boy this joint supplement when he was 12 and he took it until he passed at 16 almost 17. It made a HUGE difference in his ability to move and

I started giving my boy this joint supplement when he was 12 and he took it until he passed at 16 almost 17. It made a HUGE difference in his ability to move and continue to be active even being elderly. He was still able to walk run jump and even go up and down stairs. I highly recommend!

Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By Robin on Nov 1, 2025

I'm Sure It Works...

...if you can get your cat to eat whatever it's sprinkled or mixed into. Also, I canceled the subscription to this because my cat would rather starve than allow

...if you can get your cat to eat whatever it's sprinkled or mixed into. Also, I canceled the subscription to this because my cat would rather starve than allow one granule to touch her tongue, so I was disappointed to have another bottle arrive on my doorstep without the advance reminder email.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Ciera on Sep 30, 2025

My cat eats it with no problem!

My 14 year old kitty has arthritis, and she receives monthly Solensia. But sometimes between the shots, she seems a bit stiff. I have noticed a huge difference after

My 14 year old kitty has arthritis, and she receives monthly Solensia. But sometimes between the shots, she seems a bit stiff. I have noticed a huge difference after adding Dasuquin. We sell the chewable for dogs at the clinic where I work, but not for cats. I’m able to put this over her food and she doesn’t care. She either doesn’t taste it or it tastes good to her. And after I started giving it to her, she’s a bit more agile inbetween Solensia. I recommend this a lot