VetIQ Maximum Strength Hip & Joint Soft Chews Dog Supplement

We experienced some trouble with other company’s joint supliments, tablets even advertised as chewable, my greyhound refuse take them. We tried soft chewable type, and that was awfully smelly I had to wash hands event time I handle them. So when we got this package of VetIQ supplement I was so happy, my greyhound waits every morning. She loves them.

This works so good my corgi was having hip dysplasia problems and I was started her on this and after two months I noticed now she has no hip dysplasia I use it also for my great Dane and she loves it and there is no residual effects from it they both enjoy it as an extra little treat and it also helps your hips and joints highly recommend

Not so sure the package I received was not fresh or is supposed to be this crunchy. My older dog has trouble chewing (lost teeth) and I was hoping these would be softer. Have to crush them up over her food. Two stars- I do think she benefits from them, but wouldn’t order again because of crunchy texture.

This is my second order of this product . My 14 year old could barley move up and down the stairs until we tried these treats for her. Since she acts like a puppy all over again. I got my second order today my package was lost I called they shipped another out to me got it 2 days later my baby girl went without the treats barley was able to walk later one after getting the order back up and going like nothing happened. Love this product so much nothing else we have done has helped her.

My 14 year old Australian Shepherd, Gypsy, was starting to refuse her Glycoflex at times, so I thought I would give the VetIQ a try. It is moderately priced and I did not want to get something very expensive that she may not like. I think the VetIQ is a good product, but Gypsy was not that interested in it. She has been taking Glycoflex for years, but their taste sometimes changes. Going to try bacon flavored Glycoflex next.

I wish I could say that this supplement works great but....Emma won't eat them. I've tried mixing them into her food. She eats around them. Now I'm going to break them down into a powder and mix them with her food so she can't push them aside. I'll give it a couple months to see if there is any improvement.

My dog seems to like the tasre of these. They really seemed to improve his mobility at first, but after two weeks he is limping just like before. But it may be due to the fact that he is over 12 years old.

Jake seems to be moving up and down the stairs better. He also reminds me it’s time for his treats. He gets two in the morning and two at night. If I forget he starts to bark at me to remind me about them.

We have a 110lb wooly malamute who has started to limp upon getting up from laying. Within two days of starting, she’s running and playing with her 3 rescue siblings like a puppy!

My Dachshund is 9 years old, Many dogs at his age start to lose flexibility, acquire back problems, and just start to slow down. My Buddy is bouncy, zoomy, and able to hop up and down his favorite chair with no pain or hesitation. As long as I keep giving him these "treats", which he loves, we hope to keep him young as long as possible. My only problem is the packaging is a little wonky with the reclosure, so we moved them to an airtight jar. But otherwise, my vet, my dog, and I approve!