Senior Hip & Joint - 120 Soft Chews

This stuff helps my dog who was born with only one hip. She's able to jump, run etc. It's helps. It's not a cure but it sure makes a difference.

Very good product

Seem to be working very well for my German Shepard. My only complaint is I wish they were flavored. Sometimes hard to get her to take them.

I really like the product, but this time there seems to be a problem getting it delivered on time. My order is three days past do!!!

We foster dogs who have been surrendered to our vet and a few months ago, took in a 10 yr old Golden Retriever/Chow mix. He was stiff and slow, had trouble with the stairs and couldn't get in and out of the car without help. So after some research, we decided to try these chews to see if anything might help. If I hadn't seen it, I wouldn't have believed it -- within a week he was moving more easily and within two weeks was jumping on the furniture, running up and down the stairs, and trotting everywhere we go. He keeps up with our 3 yr old German Shepherd and has indulged in a few episodes of "counter-surfing" (working on our positive reinforcement....) We also have a 13 yr old Pomeranian who was starting to have trouble getting around, so we've started him on them and have notice a lot of improvement. Getting ready to place our third order -- oh, and neither one of them are fosters anymore -- we're officially a "foster-fail" and made them part of the family. We've tried various other brands of these with some of our other dogs and never had this kind of success, so we're pretty happy.

My dog seem to be doing very well with these chews. He doesn’t need any coaxing to eat it and less hip issues I noticed. Happy with this product.

Most reviews of glucosamine products talk about how much dogs love them -- and most are written by people who have recently started using them. I have two dogs and I have tried seven different products. So learn from my experience: Dogs like anything new. So you act like you are giving them a treat but pretty soon they don't want it anymore. You have to cajole them and later get stern, and they are looking at you with cocked heads as if to say, "If it is a treat, why do you care if I eat it?" And you feel like a heel for having deceived them. So instead: 1) When you first start with any glucosamine product, give it to your dog while saying "Take your pill" in the same brook-no-nonsense voice you would use for "Sit." Give your dog a treat after he eats it. 2) About two weeks later, order a second glucosamine product and offer your dog a choice of the two while still saying "Take your pill." Continue to give a treat. 3) About two weeks later, your dog might start showing a preference for one type over the other. Use the last of the disfavored brand and order a different brand. 4) Keep doing this until your dog is choosing between the two brands equally.

My 14-year-old German Shepherd does so much better on these, she likes them because they are small and evidently tasty. When I run out and use something else it's really hard for her to get around. I make sure I don't run out of these now! I do give her a double dose of them. She's almost 15, so I figure if it makes her more comfortable they are so worth it. She has never seemed to have any gastro upset with these either!