Paws & Pals Glucosamine Chondroitin MSM for dogs 240 Count, Hip and Joint Mobility Soft Chews Supplement, Pain & Inflammation Relief for all breeds – Maximum Strength, Treats Hip Dysplasia & Arthritis

My corgi LOVES these, and they’re effective!
I have a ten year old corgi. When I first adopted her at age three, she was severely overweight (54lbs!) and despite a diligent exercise and diet regimen, she still is on the heavy side for a corgi. Her breed already is prone to arthritis and other joint issues due to their short legs, and her large size makes her even more susceptible to these problems. It was no surprise when, around age nine, she started to slow down a bit. I came across this supplement and, given the great reviews, decided to give it a shot. Between taking her on walks on flatter surfaces, avoiding stairs, and having her on this supplement, her mobility has markedly improved! She never seems to be in any pain and despite my discouragement from her doing so, she can even leap onto the bed or the couch with very little difficulty. And she absolutely loves the taste… she thinks she’s getting cookies before bed! The value is excellent. She gets three a day meaning one of these bottles lasts us over two months. Overall, I absolutely recommend these to any dog owner, particularly those owners with aging dogs.

My cat DOES eat it!
I don’t have any personal experience in glucosamine supplements for cats, but in my research, most aren’t marketed for cats at all. While I’m sure the dog-only ones wouldn’t harm a cat should you give it to one, I didn’t want to risk a futile purchase. The main concern I had for the supplement was whether my cat would eat it (and if it was just for dogs, maybe the taste is less appealing for cats), so luckily, I found this product which says it’s good for cats and dogs.I opened the bottle to see half-inch cubish chunks, and after placing one in front of my cat, she happily gobbled it up following a skeptical sniff. She isn’t a picky gal though, plus the kibble texture probably satisfied her dry food preference (the supplement is not as brittle or biscuit-like as dry food hence this being called “soft chew”). I haven’t used the product long enough to see any differences, but I am very satisfied with the price and quantity. And the cat eats it – at worse it’s a harmless cat treat.I do have a problem in that the listing photos show an outdated nutrition list. For my jar purchased in September 2018, my bottle shows a decreased amount of active ingredients except glucosamine, omega-3, and omega-6 (see my photo). Since this is the case, I can see why this is one of the less expensive supplements out there. Hopefully the seller and Amazon can update it to accurately reflect the product, but as of October 7, 2018, what I got is not exactly what I expected.

So far – So good – it does seem to help my dogs.
I have (2) older Yorkies. And, they’re related (Father / Son). Both are over 12-years old. Over the past year or so, they both have shown signs of tenderness in the left rear leg. My vet tells me it’s not uncommon for older Yorkies to have knee and joint issues. So, knowing that this kind of supplement helps ME (yeah, I’m older too….), I decided to give it a try for my boyz. It’s been a few weeks, and; they seem to be less in pain after sitting for any length of time, and; both are not seeming to suffer from the cold when we’re out. So, I “think” it is working. For sure, I can say, they like these. As far as they are concerned, they are TREATs. Something that makes it EASY to deliver the medicine to them with. So, I’m going to keep this going – it’s only been a while. We’ll see how they fare! ;O)

My dog seems to like these, although he eats everything anyway. The supplements seem to help with joint stiffness – he was taking different supplements before and I don’t notice any change to his mobility, which is good.

Good product, quality and price.