Nutramax Dasuquin Joint Supplement for Cats
In a Nutshell
- Works well for osteoarthritis
- Some cats don't like the taste
- Mixing into food can improve acceptance
Quick Verdict
Dasuquin is a well-regarded joint supplement for cats, particularly for those showing signs of arthritis. Highly recommended by vets. However, some cats show reluctance to take it due to the taste, but opening the capsules and mixing the contents with wet food also improves acceptance.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Effective for Arthritis (3)
Significant improvement in mobility and pain reduction
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Vet Recommended (2)
Highly endorsed by veterinarians for joint health
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Long-term Use (1)
Suitable for long-term supplementation
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High Successful Results (1)
Cat quicker to recover
Cons
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Taste Rejection (7) major
Some cats refuse to eat the supplement
Tip: Mix with strong- flavored foods or open capsule and mix powder
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Senior Cats — Helps with arthritis and mobility issues
- • Pet Owners with Limited Budgets — Affordable compared to other supplements
✗ Skip If
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Open the capsule content and mix with wet food
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
How effective is this joint supplement for cats with arthritis?
Mostly positive - helps relieve arthritis and mobility issues
What can I do if my cat refuses to take the supplement?
Mix the capsule contents with strong-flavored wet food
Highlighted Reviews
"My 14 year old kitty has arthritis, and she receives monthly Solensia. But sometimes between the shots, she seems a bit stiff. my cat was walking hunched.i have noticed a huge difference after adding Dasuquin. She’s a bit more agile inbetween Solensia. I recommend this a lot!"
"I originally tried the capsules, which I've had more success with but it's not perfect. My vet recommends this product and I will continue to use it in the foods he'll take it in, but we're switching to another supplement going forward."
Bottom Line
Dasuquin deserves a shot, but mindful mixing may be required.