Nutramax Dasuquin with MSM Soft Chews Joint Supplement for Small & Medium Dogs

Our 85 lb mixed breed rescue, Rex, went severely lame shortly after we adopted him when he was 3 yrs old & our vet suspected a flare-up of an old injury. We opted for conservative management & treated him with rest, Dasuquin & ant-inflammatory meds as she recommended. At first his recovery was very slow but in a 3-4 weeks he was noticeably more comfortable. We gradually increased his activity & he recovered beautifully. Now, 2 years later, Rex needs daily walks of at least a mile to wear him out! And he will walk as long as you will take him, he just loves his walks. He still takes the anti-inflammatory meds sometimes but at a much lower dose. We’re so grateful he’s comfortable & he will always Our 85 lb mixed breed rescue, Rex, went severely lame shortly after we adopted him when he was 3 yrs old & our vet suspected a flare-up of an old injury. We opted for conservative management & treated him with rest, Dasuquin & ant-inflammatory meds as she recommended. At first his recovery was very slow but in a 3-4 weeks he was noticeably more comfortable. We gradually increased his activity & he recovered beautifully. Now, 2 years later, Rex needs daily walks of at least a mile to wear him out! And he will walk as long as you will take him, he just loves his walks. He still takes the anti-inflammatory meds sometimes but at a much lower dose. We’re so grateful he’s comfortable & he will always get Dasuquin daily, which he thinks is a treat. He’s such a joy. … more

Our girl, Lisby, 9+ years and showing signs of joint trouble. I have addressed this with various supplements. The latest attempt was Dasuquin. Lisby is generally a good eater and occasionally spits out pills such as medicine. Between pill pockets and getting them in her mouth, past her tongue they are manageable. Dasuquin comes as a chewable treat. She immediately rejected them. I’ll try to get her to take these again but do not think she will. The last product I tried for her was gummy and sticky. It became a congealed ball that had to be picked apart. However she snapped the small globs up and they did help her.

Our Great Bernese has been taking these chews for 3.5 years. She’s now 10 years old. Like most older large dogs, she has some days that are better than others, but we credit these chews with helping her feel like bouncing in the mornings. :) Her front ankles are weakened from rapid twists and turns while chasing prairie dogs and squirrels around for years. There have been two occasions when we forget to re-order this product on time and she has gone without for many weeks. We do notice a physical difference in her behavior with and without the product. It’s not a silver bullet, but there’s definitely something there that helps our big girl to thrive with more bounce.

This stuff is awesome! Our 14 year old dog was having a lot of pain and was favoring one of his front paws. We got him on an anti-inflammatory for 2 weeks and started him on the next level up of this item at the same time. Once he was done with the anti-inflammatory he was good to go with just using the more expensive item in the same line. We have had zero limping since and that was about a year ago now! I bought this one because it had almost all of the same active ingredients as the other one but is much cheaper. He has been on this one for a little while now and he is still doing great! Definitely recommend!

My 7 year old Jack Russell terrier mix had been on Dasuquin Advanced from his veterinarian since he was having some mobility issues - some limping and hip pain. She said that after he finished the prescription Dasuquin Advanced ($90), it would be fine to put him on an over-the-counter supplement. He did the 6 weeks everyday of Dasuquin Advanced and then every other day for maintenance until he was out. When I was researching what over-the-counter supplement would be good, I came across an article by a veterinarian that went over the ingredients you want and which supplements provide it in an effective form. The article mentioned the Dasuquin MSM. MSM helps with inflammation, so I thought that My 7 year old Jack Russell terrier mix had been on Dasuquin Advanced from his veterinarian since he was having some mobility issues - some limping and hip pain. She said that after he finished the prescription Dasuquin Advanced ($90), it would be fine to put him on an over-the-counter supplement. He did the 6 weeks everyday of Dasuquin Advanced and then every other day for maintenance until he was out. When I was researching what over-the-counter supplement would be good, I came across an article by a veterinarian that went over the ingredients you want and which supplements provide it in an effective form. The article mentioned the Dasuquin MSM. MSM helps with inflammation, so I thought that would be good if there is some arthritis starting in his joints. We just stuck to the every other day for maintenance and didn’t start over with the 6-8 weeks everyday since he has been moving fine. He’s been on the Dasaquin MSM for about 2 weeks. His movement is good. He isn’t as stiff when he first gets up. I had told my vet my dog is picky about taste and it has to be chicken flavored since I’ve tried beef and salmon supplements before. She had found that Dasquin was chicken. My dog eats them. He doesn’t see them as a treat so I don’t just feed it to him. I leave it on a plate and break it up for him along with other treats and he eats it when he feels like it. He eats it. He never leaves it completely. Taste is good and he’s moving great- so highly recommend. … more

I have been using Dasuquin with MSM for years for my dogs. However, the tablets do tend to crumble and break down a bit from handling the jar every day/shipping/traveling so we tried these chews out, and wow, love them! A much better fit for our lifestyle. If you haven't tried Dasuquin with MSM out and your dog is struggling with joint issues, do it now! It's simply the best. Thank you Chewy!

Earlier this year, my 7 year old dog started to experience some joint stiffness for the first few steps every time she'd get up from laying down for any period of time, or jumping off the bed in the morning. I tried PetHonesty Advanced Hip and Joint first and didn't notice a change after going through a whole container. So I contacted my vet and after their routine exam, they put her on Dasuquin. The instructions were to give her two tablets a day for 4-6 weeks, then go to 1 tablet for maintenance, and for Jade, it took exactly 5 weeks to see results. After 5 weeks on Dasuquin she went down to 1 tablet a day and I have not seen her limp at all since then. As of 9/26/2021, she has been on Dasuquin Earlier this year, my 7 year old dog started to experience some joint stiffness for the first few steps every time she'd get up from laying down for any period of time, or jumping off the bed in the morning. I tried PetHonesty Advanced Hip and Joint first and didn't notice a change after going through a whole container. So I contacted my vet and after their routine exam, they put her on Dasuquin. The instructions were to give her two tablets a day for 4-6 weeks, then go to 1 tablet for maintenance, and for Jade, it took exactly 5 weeks to see results. After 5 weeks on Dasuquin she went down to 1 tablet a day and I have not seen her limp at all since then. As of 9/26/2021, she has been on Dasuquin for going on 3 months. I cannot thank this product enough for making my furbaby pain free! … more

My dog has been having knee problems since she was young. The vet put her on Dasuquin and gave me a bottle of hard chew tablets. She wouldn't eat them. I had to put them in cheese and trick her. It was so much trouble. Then I found these soft chew on Chewy. She loves them.

Dasuquin was recommended by my Vet and Chewy auto price was much lower than everyone else. Most of all my dog loves Dasuquin. I hold the the copyright for this feedback. Debra nickname Yummy

This is a great product but it is a pain to have to cut them in half for small doses. It would be easier for everyone if there were smaller doses in the bag as it’s easy to give a larger dog two or more doses. But it’s a very good product