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

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

We have three senior cats that we started giving GlycoFlex to a few weeks ago when we noticed that one of them was moving a little slow. Since giving them these chews they seem to have more energy and are moving so much better. We have started to call them jumping meds - the cats are exploring places much higher than they used it.

I have 2 cats. Both getting older. The girl loves these, She does not yet have apparent discomfort from arthritis, but is getting up in age. These are too big and difficult to chew so I break them up to offer as treats and I crumble it into wet food. We're about 6 weeks in and what I have noticed is improvement in her fur which I was not expecting. Much softer, less prone to clumping. She does seem to be bathing more, so maybe she did have some joint stiffness that has been improved and resulted in better fur hygiene. Unfortunately her brother, who is bothered by arthritis, won't touch them. Won't even try them, and if crumbled into his food he won't eat it. The only reason for 3 stars I have 2 cats. Both getting older. The girl loves these, She does not yet have apparent discomfort from arthritis, but is getting up in age. These are too big and difficult to chew so I break them up to offer as treats and I crumble it into wet food. We're about 6 weeks in and what I have noticed is improvement in her fur which I was not expecting. Much softer, less prone to clumping. She does seem to be bathing more, so maybe she did have some joint stiffness that has been improved and resulted in better fur hygiene. Unfortunately her brother, who is bothered by arthritis, won't touch them. Won't even try them, and if crumbled into his food he won't eat it. The only reason for 3 stars instead of more is that apparently taste acceptability is a potential issue. … more

My cat was born with a lot of issues and was put on GlycoFlex was day one. I was told she would probably live a normal life for maybe 7 years. I am proud to say Cari is going on 12 and still has no issues to stop her from being a normal active kitty and is still on GlycoFlex.

My cat is 17 years old so I have been worried about her joints with increasing age. She was a little hesitant jumping places sometimes but now she seems to not mind it as bad. While I don't know exactly how far she will be helped with only one month or treatment so far, she LOVES the treats regardless. She actually will RUN for them. It's adorable! The only thing I would recommend is maybe tearing up the bites for the cat some. It's just kinda large and she had trouble chewing the whole thing at once. It seems like if you didn't at least split it in half they could choke on it. However with splitting it she thinks sometimes she is getting more and gets happy so thats just fine!

One of my eldest cats Tobey, has significant lower body joint pain, especially his hips. He is 10 yrs old. These chews have made such a difference in his quality of life. He loves the taste of them & knows exactly what they are when I just shake the bag. So thankful to locate an option for pain relief for him.

Neither cat will touch these. They both took them once, and after that can’t be enticed to eat even after dipping in a favorite food. Also, these are marketed for cats and dogs, but they are clearly made for dogs—the chews are huge!

I have used this product for my older dogs and have recently adopted a stray cat who has front leg deformation, our veterinarian recommended a supplement, I tried this first b/c of the results with my dogs. He eats it every day and has started to move around and play more after 2weeks.

I had hopes that my cats would like these, but they did not. I do recommend you try them for your cat's health. I will keep breaking the bits in two, might make it easier for them to chew.

These are rather large in size and my cat just wouldn't eat them, no matter how I tried to give them to him.