Nutramax Dasuquin Soft Chews Joint Health Small/Medium Dog Supplement, 84 count

These chews are not for fussy small dogs. The only way I can get my Havatsu to take them is to cut them up into small pieces and stick them into Velveeta cheese. They are not soft as expected. the jury is still out as to whether they work, as my dog , who will be 13 this May, and has arthritis, as any dog that age would, has not yet shown marked improvement. Anything is worth a try when you want your dog to feel better. I will be looking for something that will be easier to offer my dog, maybe in a liquid form?

I paid $95 or $98 at the vet for this size bag, and found it here for half price. My adopted Staffie Pit is 6, so I figured she should be taking a formula like this, even tho she's not shown symptoms. One at breakfast is what she gets daily, and I'm sure it's going to benefit her. An ounce of prevention I always say, is the better way to go.

I add 1/2 of one in my chi chi's dinner bowl every night. He seems to love them. For some reason they don't seem as soft as the Dasuquin chews with MSG. My pooch only has five teeth, so I break it up even more.

I was disappointed that the "Chews" are not soft. I have to cut them in tiny pieces for my Yorkie. Dasuquin should make them "Soft" or put "Hard Chews" on their product.

If you have active doggies, I'd be amazed if at some point they don't have a joint issue--hip or knees especially. Doggie knees are prone to having problems--one wrong turn and they can tear an ACL. Older dogs also develop arthritis and general joint aches and pains. Dasuquin is a wonderful supplement to help strengthen and fortify doggie joints. Having had a dog that's been through a double knee surgery (TTA), I like to keep my active and older dogs on this supplement to help cushion and protect their knees and hips especially. It's safe and veterinarian recommended. Your dog will thank you--and it's a lot cheaper than surgery!!

Clear difference when I ran out of my supply at one point in the past. 7 yr old 60lb dog. Less strain going up & down stairs. Was recommended by someone with similar age/size dog experiencing hip pain. Huge diff as well. I currently do one/day but as she gets older I’m sure maintenance level will be 2. I couldn’t give her common ones found at supply stores because they made her constipated. Vet recommended this brand anyway as he claims this company makes a similar recipe for people (I did not verify this) so it’s higher quality. She’ll take these for life.

My older dog was beginning to leave the pill form behind - tried cutting it into various pieces, pulverizing it with a spoon and mixing it with her food to no avail - and then I decided to try this version and she gobbles it right up! I'm sold! All my three dogs are on these chews now!

I was trying to get my border collie to eat the Cosequin tablets with pill pockets, hiding it in her food, and she just would not take it except when I would have to "force" it into her. She gobbles up these chewables and it has made both of our lives so much simpler.

The "advanced" seems to work much better; however, Chewy only has this, which may or may not be the same company - this product is very mysterious - no list of ingredients, hard to figure out who owns the various "Dasuquin" packages available out there.

Good product, I bought it for my 10 year old pom. She eats them but I have to break them into quarters due to they are not really chewy but kind of hard I think it does help her knees and joints, she seems to get around better. Super fast shipping!