Senior Advanced Glucosamine Chondroitin Joint Supplement for Dogs - Hip & Joint Pain Relief Pills - Large & Small Breed - Hip Joint Chews Canine Joint Health - Chews Older Dogs - Chicken Flavor-120Ct

I bought this for our 12-year old chihuahua mix who has been suffering with sore stiff joints all winter on recommendation of a friend who also has a senior terrier mix dog with similar issues. It is not a miracle cure, but within a few days of giving her a once-a-day lunch treat of one of these, she has perked up and been a LOT happier to go on walks and seems to have less stiffness and doesn’t stop to be carried so much. She also is able to jump onto her favorite chair again. So, I think they are really working and worth the cost. Prior to buying these, I was considering buying a dog stroller because our daily walks which had turned into me carrying our chihuahua mix 1/3 to 1/4 of the time. Now she is happier and excited for our walks again, so I am going to hold off on buying a dog stroller.

Excellent! Dog loves the taste. Start them off with a lesser amount and work up gradually to the suggested amount. The product may cause constipation in your dog starting off with the full amount.

I’ve been using Senior Advanced Glucosamine for my older dog for several months now, and I’m genuinely impressed with the results. As dogs age, joint health becomes a real concern, and this supplement has made a noticeable difference in my pup’s mobility and overall comfort. What I love most about this product is the thoughtful formulation — it combines glucosamine with other key ingredients like chondroitin and MSM, which seem to work synergistically to support healthy cartilage and reduce inflammation. After just a few weeks, my dog was moving more easily and seemed much happier during walks and playtime. The chewable tablets are easy to give, and my dog actually looks forward to them like a treat! I appreciate that the supplement is made with quality ingredients and is designed specifically for senior dogs’ needs. If you’re looking for an effective, reliable way to support your aging dog’s joint health, I highly recommend Senior Advanced Glucosamine. It’s helped my furry friend maintain an active, pain-free lifestyle, and I couldn’t be more grateful.

It seems to be working, but we just started using it.

I have a Senior Border Collie that just loved playing frisbee. As she got older her joints were swelling a bit so the Dr. recommended this supplement for her. After it was in her system for a bit it really showed a difference in her activities. All you need to do is just ground it up and sprinkle over her food. The taste to her mixed well with her normal food.

My 14 year old Rat Terrier has been taking for about a week. She definitely seems to be moving around more easily and does not appear as stiff jointed.

We really love using this product. Our song has leg surgery and we have been used this and we do it has really helped him recuperate.

Kinda works but he still has some joint pain

She loves her walks this gives her a helping hand

As Burfi gets older, keeping her joints healthy and her tail wagging has become a top priority. We started using this joint supplement a few months ago, and the difference has been amazing! 🐶 Burfi is a medium-sized dog with a big personality, and these 2g chews are the perfect size for her. She actually thinks they’re treats, so giving them daily is a breeze. The blend of glucosamine, chondroitin, MSM sulfate, and vitamins has noticeably improved her mobility—she’s back to hopping on the couch and chasing squirrels like she used to! What I love most is that it’s not just for seniors. It’s great for adult dogs too, so I feel confident that Burfi’s getting long-term joint support. Her vet even commented on how well she’s moving during her last check-up. If you’re looking for a supplement that supports joint health, reduces inflammation, and keeps your pup active and happy, this one’s a winner. Burfi gives it two paws up!

I recently purchased these joint supplements for my senior lab husky mix. He is getting older but he is not slowing down to accommodate his aging body, and as a result I have been noticing more frequent joint injuries as of lately. Nothing too serious, mainly sprains that cause him to limp for a few days to a week. I began giving him 4 of these supplements per day, as per the directions on the package, and the improvement has been incredible! I no longer notice him looking stiff or having trouble getting on the couch, and he hasn’t had a single joint injury since he began taking these supplements! I am extremely impressed by how well and how quickly these work. I will continue to give them to my dog for the rest of his years. It has brought both myself and my dog comfort, my dog is no longer in pain and I am no longer worried about him being in pain. He seems to really enjoy them too, he likes the bacon flavor best. Highly recommend for any dog owners who are concerned about their senior dogs joint health!

Why is maltodextrin added to this product? Senior dogs are particularly vulnerable: "1. Causes Blood Sugar Spikes and Contributes to Diabetes Maltodextrin has a very high glycemic index, meaning it rapidly increases blood sugar levels. This can be particularly dangerous for: ✔ Diabetic dogs – It can worsen insulin resistance and blood sugar control. ✔ Overweight dogs – Increased sugar levels contribute to obesity and metabolic issues. ✔ Senior dogs – Aging dogs are more prone to blood sugar imbalances. Over time, frequent blood sugar spikes can lead to diabetes, obesity, and other metabolic disorders in dogs." Will not order again.

When my large breed dog celebrated her 9th birthday, we noticed she would have days where climbing and descending the stairs were painful. She would even struggle to jump onto the bed or into the car. Then we noticed her “wet fur shake” was weak and slower than usual. After doing some research, I settled on these joint supplement treats. She gets 3 per day for her 60 lbs of weight, and after about a week, I noticed a fresh, vibrant skip in her step. She was racing up and down the stairs, running in the yard, jumping for her ball… all the activities she had slowly abandoned over the previous year. All was well till she ate something she shouldn’t have, and we had to put her on a prescription diet for 3-4 days. I thought it best to stop the supplements till her tummy troubles passed but after 2 days off the supplements, she was showing signs of joint pain again. As soon as I was allowed to put her back on her regular food I restarted the supplements, and 4 days later, she was active again. Maybe it was just coincidence but I don’t want her to stop these joint supplements again. She’s on her second jar and they are worth every penny for my sweet senior dog.