Dr. Harvey's Ortho-Flex is generally well-reviewed for improving joint health in dogs but has drawbacks with taste and occasional recurrence.
Contains tannins, not recommended for long-term use.
Prevention: Consider other supplements without tannins for long-term use
Many users report significant improvements in their dogs' joint health and mobility.
Easy to mix with food and does not require additional preparation.
Some users noticed improvements within a short period of use.
Some dogs refuse to eat the food when the supplement is mixed in.
Concerns about long-term use due to the presence of tannins which is considered deterioriation
Tip: Consider alternative supplements without tannins for long-term use
Factors: Long-term use concerns due to tannins
Yes, many users report improvement in dogs with hip dysplasia.
Mix with a little water and add to food, it acts like a nice “flavor” additive.
No, it contains tannins and is not recommended for long-term use.
"Kelly is a soon to be 14 yr old mutt (rescue of our hearts), who previously had hip issues. Once I started her on Dr. Harvey's she no longer limps or had issues getting up."
"This may work, i wouldn’t know my dog refuses to eat the food when i mixed it in"
Recommended for dogs with joint issues, but be prepared for potential taste issues and consider the cost.
A functional potency but troublesome packaging.
Highly effective for skin and coat health, easy to use, and cost-effective.
Highly effective for cats skin and coat health.
Effective but may cause digestive issues in some pets.
Highly effective joint supplement for dogs, highly recommended.
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