Pawfy Advanced Pain Management - Essential Vitamins & Supplements with Omega 3 |Joint Supplement for Dogs - Supports Hip & Joint Health for Small, Medium, Large Breeds | 30 Fast-Acting Chews

This is the best supplement I have ever seen! It is very soft, and even crumbly, which at first I was worried that I would not be able to get my dog to eat it because she is so picky, but she loves it so much that if I crumble it in front of her she will lick up every tiny little crumb! This is perfect for senior dogs who may have bad teeth or missing teeth because they can eat it quite easily. Our sweet baby is 11 years old and has been having trouble getting up on the bed and on the furniture to sit by us. She started sleeping on the floor at night because it was too difficult and painful to jump up on the bed. About a week after we started the supplement daily, she was able to get up on the bed quite easily. She's even started going on walks with us again! Going on a walk used to be her absolute favorite thing, but before this supplement she was in so much pain that she didn't want to go anymore, and we would take our puppy without her, which really made me sad. It was so wonderful to see her jump up and wag her tail when we got out the leash! Now that it has started working, we switched from daily to every other day because she's only 18 lbs. It seems to still be working very well. She is jumping and running with our puppy and even chased a kitty out of our yard when it was trying to eat the birds! Our puppy is only a year and a half, but she started limping the other day so we gave her some as well. Within 2 days she was no longer limping and the limp has not returned! So now I have them both taking one crumbly chewable every other day and they both seem to really love it! These are very picky girls, and they love the flavor! I highly recommend this supplement as I have not seen any type of side effects, only my senior dog acting like a puppy again ❤️❤️❤️

My black lab was limping on her right front leg. I tried a hip and joint supplement which helped a little, but I was getting to where I needed to order more and she was still limping. I tried this one because it also had a pain reliever and after her first dose she was limping less. The second day she was almost back to normal, and by day 3 she was her old self! She loves the flavor and they restored her ability to get around. I would highly recommend these!

I would give this a 5 star review if you got more tablets in the package. For 35.00 it's not much, but I will say this. It does work, and pretty well. My dog is ultra smart (herding breed) and can nose out a medication a mile away which makes it nearly impossible to give him meds without force. He actually liked these, and I kept them amongst his "treats" so he felt they were a reward. He ate them, straight up. It's hard to watch my older dog limping, so this was a great find, but unfortunately in this economy I can't afford 35.00 every 21 days or so. However, if you just care about the product working, it definitely does. Just wish it was more affordable.

Difficult to understand an animal's pain but this medicine appears to ease it for my injured dog.

My 14 year old Dachshund hurt his neck somehow and could barely lift his head. He would barely come out of his crate. I had to carry him up and down our stairs. I ordered these and within 5 days he was much better. He’s been taking them about 3 weeks and acts like he’s about 8 years old. He’s back to climbing and descending the 14 stairs.

This product Pawfy, which includes willow bark extract and cat's claw root extract, is used in dog supplements primarily for its pain-relieving and anti-inflammatory properties. However, both ingredients can pose risks to a dog's liver and overall health if not used cautiously. My dogs liver enzymes after 60 days of use is over 1400. While certain natural extracts can have beneficial properties, some can also pose risks to pets, including dogs. Here's a look at the ingredients you mentioned: 1. **Cat Claw Root Extract**: There is limited research on the effects of cat claw (Uncaria tomentosa) on dogs. It's generally not recommended for dogs because it can have immune-modulating effects and might interact with other medications. Potential liver toxicity has not been widely documented, but caution is advised. 2. **Willow Bark Extract**: Willow bark contains salicin, which is similar to aspirin. Aspirin can be toxic to dogs, especially at high doses or with prolonged use. It can cause gastrointestinal issues, kidney problems, and liver damage. Therefore, willow bark extract is not recommended for dogs. It's always best to consult with a veterinarian before giving your dog any supplements or extracts, as they can provide guidance based on your dog's specific health needs and potential risks.

The product arrived in a timely manner, but it's effectiveness is not apparent just yet. My 9 year old beagle has only been taking them for 3 days so far. The pills are very crumbly so if you are trying to split them, keep that in mind. My beagle hated the taste, so I have to cut in half and shove 4 halves down her throat. Also, I didn't realize that heavier dogs would need more than one dose. 2 pills per day will only last 15 days, so not sure if it's worth the money just yet, but am willing to try anything that may help her get around easier.

I bought these for my 17 year old baby. She was walking so stiff and just seemed like she was in pain. Unfortunately, due to medical reasons, she’s unable to take some of the products available through the Vets because she has neurological issues. When I first gave them to her, she ate them but then suddenly decided she didn’t want them anymore. Several months later, she started walking stiff again because it’s winter so I tried again and lucky for me she ate them. Once again she seems to be walking better. I hope she continues to eat them. Bottom line, they work as long as they eat them.

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