Pet Honesty Hip & Joint Health - Glucosamine for Dogs Soft Chews, Joint Supplement for Dogs with Glucosamine Chondroitin, MSM, Turmeric, Anti Inflammatory, Support + Mobility (Chicken 90ct)

My old girl has a lot more energy, moves easier and I don’t know if it’s related, but is now having ‘easier’ bowel movements too. She enjoys the taste and it’s soft for her to chew.

Only hip/joint product I have found that actually makes a visible difference in our dogs comfort level. Really good product. Only con is that he won’t eat the pills, so I have to crumble up in his food, which he is fine with and has no problem eating…go figure! Good ingredients, I have found that the green lipped mussel addition seems to make the biggest difference. Tried to get him to eat dried ones but he hated them, so here we are with these. Good stuff..

I love that it has all the essential ingredients for joint health. The only problem is my dogs don't like the taste so will not eat them whole. However, I crumble them up into their food and then they'll eat it. I keep buying it bc it really is a quality product

I've been buying these for my 18 year old cat and I am pleased. My cat has shown no weakness from jumping up and down high places and he is 18! I seem to be more afraid of him jumping around due to his age but he seems confident and completely fine. I will keep buying these for sure.

My dog was showing signs of discomfort in his leg, it was starting to become more frequent to a point where if he jumped, he would whimper. He is a large dog, around 74 pounds, 6 years old. I started to give him these supplements and within 2 weeks of taking them, the whimpering stopped all together, he's able to jump again and get up without pain. He used to be afraid of jumping because of the pain but now he is his old self again. I really give credit to these supplements for that, as that is the only part of his diet that has changed. Not a bad price, although my dog did not really like the taste, he still eats them with peanut butter and actually looks forward to it as a treat in the morning. Highly recommend if you have a dog prone to hip dysplasia/starting to show signs.

I have an elderly chow chow who has severe arthritis in both his front and back legs. He has been on meds for years, but a recent rapid decline in his mobility had me desperate to try something...anything...else. We have no ground level exit to the yard, so a lot of days find him on the porch and unable to go down the steps to relieve himself. He refuses to use a ramp and hates harness systems. Obviously this made him very uncomfortable and resulted in quite a few accidents in the house.I thought I would try this product on the "what can it hurt" theory. I gave him his first dose on a Friday night, and the second the following morning. To my amazement, Saturday was the best day he has had in months. He was up and down the steps multiple times all on his own; at least four or five times. Sunday and Monday found him a little less spry, but still far better than he had been. Today he is much improved again; His floofy little face just LOOKS happier.. I never believed there could be an immediate effect, and I am excited to see how he does when he's been on it for a few weeks.Now for the downside. My dog is a notorious pill spitter-outer. He doesn't like anything and only has one or two treats he will eat. This is definitely not one of them. I have to place his regular meds in gelatin capsules and ball them up into various food stuffs, each of which only lasts for a week or two before I have to change it around again. If pill spitting was an Olympic sport, we'd have a roomful of gold medals. Anytime a medication promises that dogs love the taste, I laugh until I cry. I frequently wonder how a dog who eats kitty litter can be so finicky.He strongly dislikes the taste/smell (who really knows?) of this product, and surprisingly enough, my German Shepherd isn't a fan, either. So far I have hidden these in wet dog food or tuna fish, but it's a battle I don't think I will be able to win much longer. I will continue inventing new ways to get him to eat these because THEY WORK. If you have a dog who gobbles up everything, no questions asked, these are truly awesome. If you have a picky dog, however, these may not be for him/her unless you are well-versed in hiding things they dislike in a tastier package.I still gave these an overall 5 star because THEY WORK and would be great for feeding to less finicky pups. For the rest of us, grab a hot dog or cheese slice...it's going to be a bumpy ride. Well worth the effort, though.UPDATED 11/4/21: So good news and bad news. The good news is that the old man started to eat these now on his own, probably about 95% of the time. I just try, and if he won't eat it, we're done until the next pill time. But he just started eating them, without being wrapped in anything!! The bad news: the old shepherd who eats them without question has started to throw up after eating them. I changed a few things to make sure these were the problem, and they are. I would still recommend giving them a try; we're on our second jar now.

No change for my dog but he ate them with no problem. I hoped Hemp would help.

This really helped my 14 yr old cat. I was ready to take him to the vet as his mobility was suffering, could hardly jump and he just laid around all day long. I really didn't want to put him on prescription meds, so as last resort, tried supplementation. Believe it or not, I started noticing a change after 3-4 days. He has been on this supplement for 2 1/2 weeks and he is so much better. He is even jumping some and you can see that he moves much easier now. I highly recommend trying it for your pet. It helped mine.