MOVOFLEX Soft Chew Hip & Joint Supplement for Medium Dogs - 60ct by Virbac

When we first adopted our medium-sized girl, bless her heart, she was what you might call a "stunt double in training." Watching her walk was an anxiety-inducing adventure—a little stumble here, a tiny, awkward collapse there. We loved her, but we also bought stock in bubble wrap just in case she decided to take a running leap off the sofa. Then came the MOVOFLEX Soft Chews. I swear, these things aren't joint support; they're tiny, bacon-flavored energy cores forged in the heart of an athletic god. Within a few weeks, the stumbles stopped. The "Oh no, did she just forget how legs work?" moments vanished. Now? Now, she moves with the reckless abandon of a puppy who just discovered caffeine. She launches herself off the porch like she's aiming for the moon. She executes high-speed, 90-degree turns on hardwood floors. I’m pretty sure she spent the afternoon trying to teach the squirrels how to breakdance. I once saw her fetch a toy, slide to a perfect stop, and give me a look that said, "See this? This is peak performance. You're welcome." If your dog is currently operating at "Elderly Roomba" mode, get them on MOVOFLEX. Just be prepared: you're not getting a supplement, you're getting a tiny, furry athlete with an unnatural love for chasing shadows and absolutely zero respect for the laws of physics. My only complaint is that I need an adult-sized version just to keep up with her! Raving? Absolutely! Hilarious? Only if you enjoy watching your dog become a master of parkour! P.S. to Virbac: Could you maybe make a doggie helmet? Just for my peace of mind. Thanks!

I work with rescue and we have recently had two older dogs with overall joint soreness-- one was 8 but lived in an unheated outdoor kennel all his life, the other is 12-13 and has lived a nice life but is just getting on in years. These are both Aussies, about 50 lbs. One got adopted and the vet found general arthritis in hips and legs and when he came back (didn't like the hubbub of three kids under 10), the foster home agreed he was stiff and sore. I offered the option of injectible joint fluid Adequan but she didn't want to go that route and didn't think an adopter would either. It works great but I understand, so we tried this instead. The foster home said within 2 weeks, he was moving like a spring lamb so we are delighted. The older guy with me was just sore and moved gingerly so we started this (he did NOT care for the injections-- I tried but I draw the line at getting bitten when having to give a shot). I am so happy to see him now a month later moving much better and actually proinking around like a deer every so often when he's in high spirits. My vet follows the research and never recommends things that don't have good science and proven results behind them-- this is one he definitely recommends. It is supposed to work best when you start it before there's any sign of arthritis but we didn't have that luxury with these two old guys -- in rescue, you get them when you get them--so we're very happy to see it working so nicely when there were already symptoms of arthritis showing.

Several months ago our dog Tid Bit developed a limp in her back limb and the vet suggested surgery. We chose to give her the supplement on a regular basis and her symptoms disappeared after a few months and haven’t returned so we give her one piece daily with her meal.

OK, I am very very impressed by these. First things first, lets talk about the taste. Now, I have not personally eaten it, but, I have smelt them and they do smell delicious for dog medicine/vitamin. Before these I was giving my dog some sort of a hard pill that I would have to cover with peanut butter and feed him on a cracker. NOT THESE GUYS! With Movoflex I give it to him every day by simply saying, "Do you want a treat?" and he gets so excited and scoops it right out of my hand. Now most importantly lets talk about its effectiveness. Does it work? YES! atleast for me and my dog. I have been giving this to my 10 year lab after he was having repeated pain in his back legs getting up and moving around. Since he has been on this I have no longer heard him yelping. I am so impressed with this product. Currently I give him one per day, we have been having such success for so long now I am going to try and push that out to every other day.

My dog's knee started making a popping noise and he started limping. Due to his aggressive cancer we thought knee surgery would be more hurtful than helpful. After a couple weeks the noise went away and he was limping less. I don't know if it was a result of these chews but if I get another dog I'd consider getting these as a preventive measure.

I have an 11 yr old pitbull who has been on dasequin for about 7 years for joint issues. The past year or so it seemed like she was slowing down. We switched her to movoflex about 2 months ago and I can't believe she's running again ! She's definitely getting around so much better and is able to run with my other dog. This is the best stuff by far ! I would definitely recommend ! They smell great and she gobbles it right up.

My Dogs love them, they seem to be helping. One is 8 or 9, had torn ACL and it has been 7 months since surgery, she us doing well. Sam is 7 or 8 (they are rescues) and he shows no signs of stiff hips.

Three months ago I took my pup for her "annual physical". I mentioned to the vet that she has trouble getting in the car and is no longer hopping in the bed and couch with us. I asked about Glucosamine and Chondroitin. She said no, try MOVO FLEX. After 4 days she's back in bed and in her spot on the couch. GREAT stuff!

I wanted to try this product because I was interested in the ingredients, especially egg shell membrane (rich in collagen) and Boswellia (anti-inflammatory). You cannot find it in UK and I hope this changes soon. I am half way through the pot (60 chews) and I have noticed a great improvement in stiffness (or lack of it) when given in the evening rather than morning. My dog is nearly 14-old (Labrador girl) and she has no specific health issue besides aging, she gets Youmove tablets (2 morning/ 2 evening) and appropriate diet for senior dog (wet and dry). Over the years I tried many products, she did well on Turmeric tablets but unfortunately did not agree with her stomach. This combination, Movoflex + Youmove seems to work for her for the time being. I will make sure I don’t run out of it.

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