Nutramax Cosequin Optimized with MSM Joint Health Supplement for Horses - Powder with Glucosamine and Chondroitin, 1400 Grams

My 28 yr old thoroughbred pulled her stifle. Using one scoop a day plus another supplement with ha .in 6 months she can walk and trot a bit. Had tried double amount and the ASU but results were meh at best but using this by itself and the smartpak company has formula I've seen awesome results and total cost actually cheaper though all a bit expensive.Highly reccomend this and not ASU if need to add more use with smartpak injury supplement. It's all natural and horses eat both The ASU lately my friends say horses not eating it. Maybe new apple flavor recipe

My 27 year old no longer limps and is cantering in the field!

Use this for both my horse and dogs

I have a 26yr old gelding I’m pretty decent physical shape. He’s never shown joint issues till this year. We had temps drop to 9f. He was blanketed, but still walking around like he’d been beaten for three days. I ordered this product as my uncle had good luck with it. It recommends a double dose for 2-4 weeks or until he shows improvement. He started showing improvement in just under 2 weeks. He’s actually racing the other horses to the feed buckets at this point. It smells like apple and he never showed the slightest inclination not to eat his feed over it. I shake it up to distribute it. The only negatives is that I have drain holes in my feed buckets and I loose a little when he eats. I think I’ll switch to the pellet version of the same product vs the powder. Otherwise, I highly recommend this product. It seems expensive, but once they’re on the one scoop maintenance dose, it last 84 days. If you divide the price by 84, it doesn’t cost that much.

This product was recommended by our vet as the best quality and CHEAPEST cosequin supplement for dogs. Even though it indicates it is an equine (horse) supplement, it is the same as the one for dogs, but much cheaper. The 1400 gram canister lasts almost a year of daily doses for my large Labrador. I add it to his food every morning. The only advice is to be sure to have your vet tell you the amount to give each time for your particular dog. The large scoop that comes in the canister (and meant to measure doses for horses) is way too large for a dog dose.

I wasn't sure which Coequin to get for my horse which has mild arthritis. After researching it I thought I'd try this one. She's been on it for 2 months now and doing great. No more stumbling. And her movement is much smoother. This is our second jar of it.

Horses eat it right up. My one mare was always coming up lame about every 3 weeks in just one hind leg. I gove her this with an arthritis pill and she's been perfect for months.

My giant breed > 100lb dogs (x 2) seem to thrive. Both had musculoskeletal injuries that healed nicely, have used this since they were pups. I double my regular 1/4 teaspoon dose I give them with each meal (x 2 daily) when they twist or sprain something. They seem to perk up and spring back. Their dog food already contains some from the manufacturer, but its really not at an effective level from what I have read elsewhere. This product has served me well with my giant dogs. Update: Dec 10, 21 I now have 4 Black Russian Terrier, just adopted 2 more, received at age 8 & 9 (56 & 63) in human years, at about 110lbs each. They both limp significantly and have trouble with the stairs due to their advanced age. So, I give them 1/2 teaspoon at each (twice a day) meal for each and hope they live out the rest of their lives in comfort. I also give them coconut oil which is supposed to be anti-inflammatory. Also add a squirt of wild caught salmon oil. I also cut back their food. Less weight and less to lug around. I trust this supplement will assist them in their advantages age. My original 135lb and 120lb dogs are doing great.