VetriScience Ultimate Strength Healthy Hip & Joint Chews, GlycoFlex Glucosamine, Chondroitin and Green-Lipped Mussel Joint Supplement for Small Breed Dogs, Soothe Joint Discomfort, Duck, 60 Count

I don't want to write one of those cliche reviews, but I think this stuff really works! I've been giving it to my senior Chihuahua - almost 15 years old, blind and mostly deaf, for the past few days, and I've noticed be such a drastic change. I take him on a walk 2 or 3 times a day. He usually trots around, carefully, and only wants to go a few blocks before wanting to head back home. However, on the 3rd day of taking these vitamins, we went for our evening walk, and he was so energetic! As soon as I put his leash on, he immediately started running and did not slow down! It wasn't a full sprint, but he had a pretty fast and steady little gallop going! Keep in mind that he's blind due to cataracts! I was so amazed, and mostly scared! Little guy kept going up and down the curbs, in and out of the grass - he fell at least 2 times and I still couldn't get him to slow down! It was so heart warming to see him enjoying himself like that!! He did the same today, which is about day 5 of taking the chewables, twice a day! He was not running as fast as the first day, but I could really see him enjoying his walks a lot more than usual! I love how confident and trusting he has become to be able to just run so freely with me. It's been difficult for him since he lost his vision. I'm truly grateful to have found this vitamin!! I hope it helps him enjoy a few more years with his loved ones, pain free and happy! Also, he's a very picky eater, but he loves these chewies!

This is the 2nd joint supplement we tried for our 15 yr old 14 lb coton de tulear. We did the regular dose first and have been in maintenance for a few years. (1 in the AM and 1/2 in the PM). Our pup stopped limping!!! She loves the taste also. She had 4 teeth and can still consume it easily.

My small dog likes the taste and it really seems to help her joints after a few weeks. But the chews break apart too easily. Still, they work well and my pup enjoys them.

Vetri Science never fails to impress me with their products for animal health. Their years of in depth research results quality supplements that far exceeds any other animal health supplements.

So, I have an 18-year-old Mini Schnauzer, and she absolutely loves this stuff! Very easy for her to chew since she doesn't have much teeth. I noticed a difference in her energy after about a week, she’s not as achy, even with the weather changing so much here in Texas. The vitamin treat looks like the size of mini Milk-Bones, and she gets four of them daily, as recommended by our vet. It’s not a cure, but it really helps manage her arthritis symptoms. Between this and the lidocaine, she’s been feeling so much better. It’s not for every dog since they all respond differently, but I’ve recommended this brand to my friends.

Been using this for half a year now after our vet noticed some hip arthritis in one of our younger dogs. Did some research and started all three (10, 15, 17 years old) on it. Wow!!! Great results. The two older ones move much better and seem younger in general. They run, jump, and play in ways I haven’t seen in a few years. Check the video and see how my 17 year old chihuahua feels emboldened to approach my larger, younger dog—Not to mention the agile spin at the very end! Almost brings a tear to my eyes to see her feeling and moving so good like this. My dogs are kinda picky and don’t really like the treats but I chop them up and mix them into their food and they eat it that way. So long as they get the nutrients, who cares. Nothing can turn back the clock but this stuff comes close. Highly recommended for anybody with an older dog

The best. I’ve ordered it a few times and my vet recommended this brand so I got it. It’s been helping my 17 year old chihuahua walk better and he is running around hopping. It’s so nice to see his have energy and walking better. I highly recommend for the price

A couple of years ago, I'd tried the larger-size version of these chews for my German Shepherd who has severe hip dysplasia and arthritis. While he liked the Glyco-Flex chews and they were definitely VERY easy to give to him, I had ended up finding other joint supplement options that worked better for his more serious issues. Unfortunately, the product that works best for him is very difficult to administer -- lots of powder that isn't very palatable and has to be disguised in wet food and special treats. Still, it works wonderfully, so I began giving a small amount to our aging female terrier. Her mobility improved within weeks. However, as she's now nearing 14 years of age, she is becoming MUCH pickier about what she eats and has been occasionally turning down her food that contains the powdered joint supplement. Because of this, I decided to give the Glyco-Flex chews another try (this time in this smaller size) as a replacement for the powdered supplement I'd been using. The good news? She loves the taste of them, so getting her to take them is no problem at all. Unfortunately, though, a few weeks after switching her to the Glyco-Flex III and weaning her off the other supplement, she's turned into a little granny dog hobbling around. The improved mobility that she had on the other product is disappearing now that she's on the Glyco-Flex III. So, I've now started her back on the other supplement; but I'm having to mix it in with lots of fresh chicken, fish, and veggies to disguise the taste. I really had hoped that this easy option would work well enough for her. I have a friend who gets great results for her aging dog with Glyco-Flex III; so I still think that it's a good joint supplement to try first because of its palatability. Trust me, having a supplement that your pooch takes willingly (and even eagerly) makes a huge difference. Even though it didn't help our small terrier's arthritis, it's still worth trying an easy-to-give joint chew like Glyco-Flex first to see if it offers enough benefits before you turn to an option that is more difficult.