Nutramax Dasuquin for Small to Medium Dogs, Joint Health Supplement, Contains Glucosamine for Dogs, Plus Chondroitin, ASU, MSM and More, Supports Healthy Joints, Soft Chews, 84 Count

I started using these for my senior frenchie with IVDD, and it’s been a great addition to his daily routine. After a few weeks, I noticed easier movement and less stiffness when getting up. The chews are easy to give and didn’t upset his stomach, which is a big plus for sensitive dogs. I like that the formula includes glucosamine, chondroitin, and ASU, and feels like a high-quality, vet-trusted supplement rather than something generic. We’ll definitely continue using this for ongoing joint support, especially for aging or mobility-challenged dogs.

I've used Cosequin for our horses for years with success so when my pup had an issue I was quick put her on these. About 6 months ago I started my pup on Dasuquin supplements, and waited to see how they would work for her before reviewing. For reference: 6.6lb Min Pin mix, 3 years old. I took her in because she injured her back leg being a spaz and superman jumping off the patio steps. Vet suggested that once the acute issue heals, she is likely to have arthritis as she ages. While I don't believe she has arthritis now, I have seen a marked improvement in her movements since she has been on these, if possible, she's even more zoomie now, ha! She seems more comfortable running, jumping, and even walking. And to be fair, I didn't see any noticeable issues before the injury but I have seen that since being on them she runs faster and seems just more nimble than before. When I told him I was going to start these, Vet told me to give her a 1/2 of a chew, once a day with a meal. She takes them freely, and acts as if it is her "least favorite" treat. Easily eating it with no struggle but before consuming she looks up at me with the "can I have something else instead?" face. When nothing else is offered, she readily chomps it down. Then she gets her dinner meal and she has never had an issue with her tummy from them. I think the key to easy administration is that I have always given them as a "treat" and used lots and lots of praise and excitement so that she wants them excitedly. Notes: they can be a little tough to cut evenly, they crumble a bit but once you get the hang of it, it's pretty easy to do. They smell sort of medicinal and also sort of meaty-they don't smell good, they don't smell bad; but I have noticed that the scent increases as time goes on and as I near the end of the batch they smell almost a little stale-granted, they have been open for 6 months by the time I am at the end of the bag here. I store them in an empty treat container for ease and a better air tight seal which I believe has kept the moisture better for the long haul. Since she is only getting 1/2 a day, it's a great value for me, but I can see how it would be costly for larger dogs that need more chews to meet the dose needed for relief. And last, it does take some time to start seeing a difference. Give it at least 2 months on the supplement before you assess if there is any sort of improvement. Take a video on Day 1 and Day 60 and compare for yourself. Overall: I 100% recommend these to anyone who wants to supplement their dog and have already recommended them to a few people who are now also using them.

My vet recommended these treats and I think they work. My senior dog seems to have better joint health as a result of them. They are a bit pricey but it’s a health supplement. They don’t smell offensive just like a regular dog treat. My dog goes them. They’re a medium softness so not great for dogs so to no teeth left but my dogs don’t have any trouble eating them.

I think it’s a great supplement. It is low cost, and is highly recommended by veterinarians. My dog seems to like them too. She has never refused this and she is picky about other supplements or medication sometimes.

Its pretty good at helping my small dog with joint issues. I like that it's veterinarian recommended and contains helpful ingredients like glucosamine and MSM. The soft chews are easy to serve, which makes giving them to my dog hassle-free. I do wish the price was lower and that there were larger pack sizes available. Organic ingredients would be a nice addition, but overall, it's a decent product for joint health support.

My boxer loves these and helped my bulldog have no issues at 11 years old.

This product has helped our aging dog move around - especially when she spots a squirrel or deer in the yard. We give it to her as a treat and she seems to enjoy the taste.

Seems to really help my dogs joints when taken regularly. Gives her more energy and she seems happier and able to take more walks with these.

Got these for my dog when I thought she was having some arthritic problems, turns out she wasn't, good to have on hand for if she needs it.

Going on the recommendation of my pups rehabilitation coach, I purchased this product. He’s only been on it a week so I cannot comment on how it is. Update : 6 months later Getting great results.

It worked the very first week . After my dog started to take it ( seems very yummy as well , she loves it) her shaky legs was hundred percent better.

The loss of the star is due to price which seems a bit high and the taste. Nope I didn’t give them a try but to get my dog to eat them I need to pretend it’s a treat. Not sure how long that will last before he flat out refuses to eat them.

This is good for my dogs joints but she hates the taste. I have to grind it then hide it in peanut butter.