Nutramax Dasuquin with MSM Soft Chews Joint Health Small/Medium Dog Supplement, 84 count
Nutramax has combined over ten years of clinical use and research on their joint health supplement Cosequin with their research in advanced joint health ingredients in developing Dasuquin, a cost-effective formulation for dogs. Dasuquin combines NMX1000 ASU (avocado/soybean unsaponifiables) and decaffeinated tea with Cosequin's FCHG49 glucosamine hydrochloride and TRH122 low molecular weight chondroitin sulfate to provide the most comprehensive joint health management formula available for dogs. Dasuquin is a dual synergistic formula: its specific glucosamine hydrochloride and low molecular weight chondroitin sulfate have demonstrated synergy in stimulating cartilage matrix production, while ASU also acts synergistically with glucosamine.
Key Benefits- #1 veterinarian recommended brand
- Soft chews for Small to Medium dogs (under 60 pounds)
- Most comprehensive joint health management formula available for dogs
- Formulated with the highest quality glucosamine, chondroitin, and ASU for further joint health support
- Helps block enzymes in joints that break down cartilage and supports reparation and regeneration of new cartilage
Store in a cool, dry area. Keep out of reach of children.
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Item Number50689
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Brand
Nutramax
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Brand
Dasuquin
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Breed Size
Extra Small & Toy Breeds, Small Breeds, Medium Breeds
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Food Form
Supplement
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Lifestage
Adult
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Made in
United States
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Product Form
Soft Chew
Each Soft Chew Contains: Glucosamine Hydrochloride* 99% (900 mg for Large Dogs, 600 mg for Small to Medium Dogs), Sodium Chondroitin Sulfate* (350 mg for Large Dogs, 250 mg for Small to Medium Dogs), Avocado/Soybean Unsaponifiables* (Asu) Powder (90 mg for Large Dogs, 45 mg for Small to Medium Dogs). Dasuquin Soft Chews Are Also Available for Dogs In Formulations Containing MSM (Methylsulfonylmethane). Dasuquin with MSM for Small to Medium Dogs Contains 400 mg MSM and Dasuquin with MSM for Large Dogs Contains 800 mg MSM. Reported On A Hydrous Basis. Standardized to Contain A Minimum of 30% of Avocado/Soybean Unsaponifiables.
| Weight | Initital (4 - 6 Weeks) Daily Feeding | Maintenance Daily Feeding |
|---|---|---|
| 10 - 29 lbs | 1 chew | 1 chew every other day |
| 30 - 59 lbs | 2 chews | 1 chew |
94% Recommend
94% of reviewersrecommend this product
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By Ren1 on Nov 23, 2018
My Cardigan Welsh Corgi eats these willingly. They are soft. I read a lot of reviews that said the ones they received were hard but the ones we got are soft, they aren’t mushy or excessively moist, but they are soft and perfectly edible and she seems to like them. She’s moving very well and is able to jump up on her chair, which she had a little trouble with a coup,e of weeks ago. Not sure if it’s this product that made the difference but I’m pretty sure it has helped.
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By Daye on Oct 19, 2018
I can't say enough about Dasuquin, whether it is in pill form or in chews. My first Cavalier had such severe hip dysplasia that she couldn't walk. The Vet gave me a scrip for the Dasuquin pills and she was up walking and running in a day. She stayed on this miracle pill until she passed in 2016. Without it, her life would have been painful, short and of little quality. We also gave it to our aging Beagle who had severe arthritis. It too helped her live to a ripe old until just a few weeks ago. Now we have one Cav left and have switched her to the chews because she loves getting treats (she loved the pills too). She is still spry as ever. I honestly can't say enough about Dasuquin, since I can't say enough about Dasuquin, whether it is in pill form or in chews. My first Cavalier had such severe hip dysplasia that she couldn't walk. The Vet gave me a scrip for the Dasuquin pills and she was up walking and running in a day. She stayed on this miracle pill until she passed in 2016. Without it, her life would have been painful, short and of little quality. We also gave it to our aging Beagle who had severe arthritis. It too helped her live to a ripe old until just a few weeks ago. Now we have one Cav left and have switched her to the chews because she loves getting treats (she loved the pills too). She is still spry as ever. I honestly can't say enough about Dasuquin, since it was a life saver for my Girls. If you love your dog, love them more with Dasuquin. It is an amazing product. … more
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By James66 on Dec 13, 2018
I feel the size of the treat is a little large for a dog in the smaller range of your weight requirements. Yes they are chewy buy a little too hard and I'm afraid if my dog scarfs a whole one down at once he would choke to death on it. I break it into 6 or eight pieces before i can give it to him.
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By Briarpatch on Oct 31, 2018
My old cocker Bojangles 13.5yo, has taken Dasuquin over half of his life but this is the first time we've tried the soft chews. He likes them very much and looks forward to his dose. He ruptured a disc when he was about 8yo, and does have some problems with his back legs from time to time. I think the Dasuquin helps no matter what form, and Bo likes the chews best.
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By RZPH on Oct 18, 2018
My vet started my Chihuahua on Dasuquin when he was 5 months old due to Patellar Luxation. He is now a little over 2 years and without this drug he would have had to have leg surgery. He loves the taste of them and yes they are chewy for a little dog. About a year ago I got a Chihuahua mix puppy and started to give them to her also. I’ve notice great improvements on both my dogs. I highly recommend this product.
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By Goldfisher on Nov 5, 2018
My 7 yo dog was showing signs of arthritis/joint pain, so I decided to try these before putting her on a prescription. I read the research studies, and the science backs these product claims/ingredients. After several months I can confirm -They work great! I started seeing a difference in 4 weeks & a total absence of symptoms in 8 weeks. I have used the green bag & these with MSM- dog likes both. Per her weight, I cut chew in half & give once a day.
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By Cora56 on Nov 11, 2018
The 1st and 2nd time I ordered Dasuquin, Molly my 13 yr. old MinPin became sick when I gave her these according to the directions. The 2nd time I waited until she was off her meds to try again. I only give her 1/2 a chew every 2 days and she has tolerated it. She has severe spondylosis deformans and Dasuquin seems to help her with mobility issues.
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By Roberta55 on Dec 6, 2018
I don't see any difference in my 14yr old dog's mobility or pain level yet. It may take some time for them to help her so I really can't recommend them at this time. My daughter who is a vet suggested we try them.
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By Blackpug on Nov 17, 2018
My pug has only been on the Dasuquin for alittle over a week so I havent seen much change yet. I have heard only good reviews on this product though and I am hoping it will help my dog with some stiffness she is starting to show.
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By Bshae on Sep 27, 2018
My 15 year old shih tzu takes these and he is starting to move a little easier. The vet recommended these for the arthritis in his back The only con is they are not as soft as I was hoping. I have to press on them with a lot of weight and mix it into wet food. He only has a handful of teeth and they are a bit to hard to chew for him
