Nutramax Cosequin ASU Plus is generally well-received for its effectiveness in improving joint health in horses. However, some users report issues with taste and long-term effectiveness due to tolerance buildup.
Noticeable improvement in joint health for many horses.
Even finicky eaters approve of the taste.
Some horses refuse to eat the supplement.
Tip: Try mixing with a preferred treat or food.
Long-term use may lead to tolerance and reduced effectiveness.
Yes, but some horses may refuse to eat it due to taste.
Some users noticed improvements within 2-3 weeks.
Yes, mixing with food can help with taste acceptance.
"This is the ONLY joint supplement I recommend to my students/clients. There is always noticeable improvement when added to a joint maintenace program!"
"I tried this supplement on both of my horses, but they refused to eat it. When I called customer service to cancel future orders, the lady said “I’m sorry they wouldn’t eat it, but no problem.” They actually were refunded for this purchase. What company would refund after their service does..."
This product is beneficial for horses with joint issues but may require monitoring for taste acceptance and long-term effectiveness. Excellent customer support from Chewy enhances the overall experience.
Supplement splits opinion; works for some, digestive issues for others.
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Highly palatable supplement loved by cattle, great for show animals.
Effective hairball control, cats love the taste, but stickiness is an issue.
Effective gut health supplement for horses, also works for dogs and sheep.
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