Nutramax Dasuquin Joint Health Supplement for Large Senior Dogs, 84 count
Mixed results for mobility improvement, taste issues.
The VetIQ Hip & Joint Health Chewable Tablets are generally well-received for their effectiveness in supporting joint health. However, there are mixed reviews about the taste and size, with some dogs rejecting the tablets due to their smell and size.
Many users report positive effects on their dogs' joint health.
The chicken flavor makes it easy to give to dogs.
Pet owners find the tablets reasonably priced compared to alternatives.
Ideal for larger breeds with joint issues.
Tablets can be easily split for smaller dosage requirements.
Tablets are too large for smaller breeds and picky eaters.
Tip: Consider splitting or mixing with food.
Unpleasant smell that turns some dogs off.
Some dogs do not show improvement in joint issues.
It may take time to see results, which can be frustrating for some users.
It may be too large and have an unpleasant smell for smaller dogs. Consider splitting or mixing with food.
Results may take time to notice. Some users see improvement after a few weeks, while others are still evaluating.
"We have two over one hundred lb. Shepards. Since Shepards tend to suffer from hip displatia we have been giving them Cosequin. We thought we would try this product since they are chewable and chicken flavored (They love chicken). We figured they would be easier to administer since both our girls are..."
"Well, this Joint Health supplement is going no where with my 9.5 lb 10 year old Tan female Chihuahua, Lexi. She smells it and turns away, she wonβt touch it. It smell of vinegar to me and is a huge chewable tablet but I canβt get her to try it. I will crush it up and put it in her food to see wh..."
For dogs that need joint support and are willing to take the tablets, this is a solid option. However, if you have a picky eater or a small breed, you may need to find a way to make the tablets more appealing or look for an alternative.