VetriScience GlycoFlex Stage III Ultimate Strength Joint Support Bite-Sized Cat Chews, 60 count

We have a domestic gray and white short hair cat that is approx 11 years old this coming May. Very short legs that when standing or applying pressure shakes. She has one of those jerky gates when walking that is indicative of arthritis. We started giving her these and the shaking legs have all but disappeared in a few weeks. Her walking is still jerky though. But again it is only 3 weeks or so. The problem I have with these is my daughter has to cradle her cat and literally pop these in her mouth twice a day , which she will then swallow whole. She WILL NOT eat these on her own,but in her defense she has no teeth. She does eat other treats (temptations, Friskies crunchy)though with no problems We have a domestic gray and white short hair cat that is approx 11 years old this coming May. Very short legs that when standing or applying pressure shakes. She has one of those jerky gates when walking that is indicative of arthritis. We started giving her these and the shaking legs have all but disappeared in a few weeks. Her walking is still jerky though. But again it is only 3 weeks or so. The problem I have with these is my daughter has to cradle her cat and literally pop these in her mouth twice a day , which she will then swallow whole. She WILL NOT eat these on her own,but in her defense she has no teeth. She does eat other treats (temptations, Friskies crunchy)though with no problems. Eats hard food with no problems. Will not eat these all on her own at all. … more

My 18 year old cat, Holly, is a bit weird and doesn’t like treats. I’ve tried all kinds to help her little aching bones, but she won’t eat them. However... she LOVES these! I’ve been giving her 2 a day (am/pm) for the last couple weeks and see a huge improvement. She’s able to go up the stairs more quickly and doesn’t fall off of furniture as much (she was having a lot of failed jump attempts — even onto the sofa — she has stairs but still prefers to jump!). Additionally, she’s eating more of her regular food at breakfast and dinner and has gained a pound or two (she’s always been very slim ~8 lbs, but she is not as boney anymore). These treats have really made her feel better!

My 14 yr old kitty is diabetic, has arthritis, and has asthma. She can NOT take prednisone because it raises her blood sugar to over 500 and that is with insulin. She absolutely loves the flavor and taste of GlycoFlex joint support. This is the 1st product she will eat that I don't have to stuff down her throat! She loves them! And she is P~I~C~K~Y!

Bought for my 16 year old. She's not overly thrilled with it but will eat small bites and the other cats are eating what she doesn't eat. It is somewhat soft and easy to break into smaller pieces. Have no idea if this is helping her joints or not. I really don't see any difference in her, but she loves to see the treat bag come out, even if she's not crazy about the treat.

I have a 13 y/o cat who has severe arthritis in her elbows and shoulders. She mostly tries not to move too much due to the pain. So I thought I'd try the Glycoflex and let me tell you. HUGE improvement in her mobility and she plays now and runs up the stairs and is much more willing to actually get up and participate in life now. I am truly amazed at the difference this chew has made. And btw....she loves the taste. When that bag comes out, she perks right up! I highly recommend this product.

Yes!! My 20 year old kitty could no longer keep Cosequin down - not sure why, but no matter if it was mixed into his food/treats - he would always throw it up. I felt terrible! My vet recommended this & it has been a game changer. I simply break them apart into smaller pieces & place on top of his food - he loves it & even picks them out first! A game changer for sure.

Like most of the supplement chews I bought for my cat to try they are a bit hard. My picky little eater wouldn’t even try one. This one was highly recommended by some friends as a really great one and I wish there were other options for flavors.

Ive got a fat 8 yr old kitty who had stopped playing and got crabby when we pet her back in a certain place or lifted her little paws to clip her nails... Dogs in the house got into her cosequin treats and devoured the bag ¯\_(:/)_/¯ When I went to go order more, they were COMPLETELY sold out. I wanted to get her something for relief because I didnt know when those would come back. She wouldn't eat the cosequin alone, I had to crumble it over her food but she WILL eat these willingly as snacks. And they seem to be working, Mac n Cheese is getting zoomies and jumping and swatting toys again!!!! And she actually plays with her wand toys!!!! The only downside is that for some reason, if i give Ive got a fat 8 yr old kitty who had stopped playing and got crabby when we pet her back in a certain place or lifted her little paws to clip her nails... Dogs in the house got into her cosequin treats and devoured the bag ¯\_(:/)_/¯ When I went to go order more, they were COMPLETELY sold out. I wanted to get her something for relief because I didnt know when those would come back. She wouldn't eat the cosequin alone, I had to crumble it over her food but she WILL eat these willingly as snacks. And they seem to be working, Mac n Cheese is getting zoomies and jumping and swatting toys again!!!! And she actually plays with her wand toys!!!! The only downside is that for some reason, if i give her a whole one she barfs. So what I've been doing is breaking them in half and waiting like an hour between giving the first half, which honestly isn't a big deal. They'd be 10/10 if she didnt barf everywhere :3. … more

My little lady had the worst flare up she’s ever had. It was really awful to see. We’re about 2 weeks out from when she started these and she’s like the little plush kitty in the video just jumping and happy. No really, she’s so much better. It’s like it never happened and her coat is looking extra luxurious! She will definitely continue with these. Don’t worry no unnecessary jumping was involved!

I have picky eaters. It depends on the mood, whether or not my cat will eat these. I have had some luck breaking them into smaller pieces and mixing them with treats.