Nutri-Vet Hip and Joint Level 3 Chewable Tablet for Dogs, 150-Count

My vet wanted to do stretch on my dog. Both hind leg knees because the tendon kept sliding out of the knee. At the time I couldn't afford the surgery so I bought these, hoping it would give her a little comfort. She's only 2 years old!! After 3 weeks of eating these twice a day, the tendon stopped sliding. We went from she couldn't straighten her back leg a dozen times a day and I had to move it back into place, to it just didn't do it anymore. So now I give her 1 a day to maintain and she's been doing great. Maybe when she gets older, the issue will come back and she'll need surgery then but for now she's OK and can walk without an issue in the knees. Smell is nothing crazy or too potent. They are not soft. It's a hard tablet. It's a good size but for my dog and weight, I just cut them in half which was really easy to do. My dog had no issue eating it so they must taste good and therefore are way to use

My dog has had hip problems for the past year, the poor boy could barely walk. Our vet recommended i give him glucosamine. I found this one and took the bottle into the vet. She loved all the ingredients that were in it. My dog isn't thrilled with the taste, however, a pill pocket solves that. Taste aside you wouldn't believe the improvement in his hips! He's gone from barely walking down the driveway to walking a couple kilometers. We've been doing exercises too, but these pills definitely made a huge difference in my dog's mobility

Way cheaper than the pet stores

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Started giving my precious 6 year old female Doberman Nutri-Vet Hip & Joint Advanced Strength Chewable Tablets for Dogs by Nutri-Vet Wellness after X-rays showed calcium build up along her spine. . My Doberman had been X-ray for hip dysplasia and a full body scan after she came down with a unknown illness that left her almost unable to walk without yelping. Long story short. She is fully healed with no reason for what caused all the problems that eventually led up to the lympnodes in her throat swelling, after the veterinary preformed a operation for a biopsy on her throat. (No cancer) A week later the lump disappeared. This all happened in less than 6 weeks. My Doberman last almost 10 pounds. Before her unknown illness we were walking a average of 4 1/2 miles a day. During her illness we rarely walked and when we did, it would be a very short and slow walk. The veterinary started her on Rimadyl, the prescription medicine helped but I wanted a natural alternate way to help my Doberman. That's when I started her on the tablets, but anyone who has a stubborn dog knows what it's like to give their previous animal a pill who refuses to take the pill in a treat or crushed up into food. 'Nope Nope Momma..do you think I'm stupid I can smell the medicine' (that's my dog talking) I have to stuff the huge 2 pills down her throat twice a day and give her a treat afterwards Now I started giving her 1 Nutri-vet hip and joint treat after her 1 Nutri-Vet pill instead of 2. My Doberman loves the taste of the treat without knowing its her medicine. Now we're back to 4 1/2 miles a day. She had a full physical a few months after her illness, her veterinary was so impressed with her improvement. Showed him the bottle of Nutri-Vet & Joint. That I give her 2 pills A.M and 2 P.M. He wants her to remain Rimadyl but only half a dose because of the pain. Told him I have a new puppy now, for that's how she acts. . P.S. During her illness I kept a journal of my Doberman's health issues, both veterinarians recommended I keep the journal for we still don't know what caused all the problems.