VetriScience Glycoflex 3 Clinically Proven Hip and Joint Supplement for Dogs - Maximum Strength Dog Supplement with Glucosamine, MSM, Green Lipped Mussel & DMG - 120 Count

I’ve been giving this Glycoflex 3 to my senior dogs for about 9 months now. WOW! What a difference! They are given Glycoflex 3, salmon oil and collagen oil daily. They are 15, 13 and 12. None of the 3 are on any medications from the vet. They are all happy, still running around, playing and fully engaged in life. Even my 15 year old is showing no signs of slowing down. He still comes when called, plays and enjoys his snacks! “Wiley” has begun losing his sight the last couple of years and the vet said that’s due to age. Not much we can do. But he’s still happy, healthy and engaged in his life! They are fed a good dog food (not top tier but a good mid tier). I’ve got 6 dogs total and plan on following the same routine with all of them. I’ve blessed to have had no major illnesses with any of my dogs. I fully believe in all the Glycoflex products and feed the other age appropriate ones to my younger dogs. I highly recommend these products as I believe they’ve played a HUGE role in all 3 of my senior dogs not needing MEDICATION to treat arthritis! Please start your dogs on them early as “as an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure”!

I've been using this for over 4 years now and this has to be the best thing I've even done for my dog! He's an 80# lab about to be 10 years old and he's not slowing down! He has 0 hip issues and plays fetch all day every day. I started this when he was 6 in hopes I could delay arthritis or hip issues that larger dogs are prone to. I didn't want him to have to be on prescriptions like pain meds so I started him on this early and it's totally worked! He is so so active and I really believe it's attributed to the glycoflex 3! He's a lab so he eats anything but he has no problem with the large chewable tablets. He doesn't even chew it, just gobbles it up. The maintenance dose at 80 lbs is 1 tablet a day so this is such a budget friendly option. I even prefer the ingredients in the glycoflex over cosequin and this is a better deal. I'm always researching what supplements I can give my dog to prolong his health and this ticked all the boxes. After 4 years of ordering this I've never gotten an expired or nasty batch. It's always been really a consistent quality product. I've found this glycoflex3 tab, along with the Ready Pet Go brand turmeric and collagen chew, plus Pet Honesty brand Omega 3 fish oil is the perfect trio for joint health. I started the turmeric chews and fish oil 2 years ago and they've been great affordable additions to the glycoflex 3. I'll keep my dog on these as long as he keeps tolerating them! He doesn't have any upset tummy with any of these supplements :) highly recommend!!

I bought this product 6 months ago because it had Green Lipid Mussle, recommended by the American Kennel Club. This product had all of the ingredients of a more expensive product that I was using, plus some. My 10 year old lab had started to decline, and was not interested in running the catch the ball, her eyes were getting milkier and she was generally just not really interested in moving around as much. After some research, I landed on this product. IT's MADE A MASSIVE DIFFERENCE and I share it with all of my friends. Not only is it under $40 for a 4 month supply (65 lb dog - so if your dog only needs half, its a 8 month supply), we noticed major improvements in our old girl. After just ONE week on this supplement, we noticed an increase in energy. A few weeks later, she was barking for us to throw the ball again, and 6 months later we are getting SHOCKED expressions when we say she is 10 years old. She is full of energy again, running around with her 5 year old sister, wrestling her sister again, chasing balls, going for walks without dragging behind and over all looks SO much better. We still have her use her stairs to get into bed, since we have a very high bed, but the improvement we have seen in her has been incredible. The only thing we changed was her SUPPLEMENT so my vet believes it's been a huge help for our aging senior dog with hip and joint pain. We've even started giving our 5 year old dog a half a supplement just to get a head start on helping out her joints and healing. If you are debating trying this, I highly recommend giving it a go. This has been a NOTCICABLE game changer for our girl!!

I have an 8 year old large dog who is extrememly arthritic... elbows, hips and knees. He is on all kinds of medications for his arthritis including adequan injections, previcox and pain medication. Not long ago I was worried we would have to put him down if his mobility and pain got any worse. I was told about Glyco Flex and thought "it can't hurt". He has been on it for a month and I have seen improvement. He has gone more than a month since his last adequan injection where before he was barely making 3 weeks and his pain medication has been cut in half. He is going on his full walks again and is playing like he did 4 years ago. I will continue to give this to him for as long as I have him. Right now he is on 2 tablets a day and in a couple weeks I will see if I can cut that back to 1 a day but even if he needs to stay on two a day I will keep giving these to him. The only issue with the Glyco Flex is the chews have soy in them and he is allegric to soy so I had to go with the tablets. These tablets are huge and my dog won't eat them whole so I have to break them into pieces and put them in his food. They do break easily into pieces and he will eat them if they are similar in size to his dog food. A small issue that was resolved. Overall, I think these are doing what they say and in the scheme of things they are not as expensive as the medications I have been giving him so I will continue to give these to him.

Our three elderly pups have been on this for about a year now after stepping up from the Glyco Flex 2 supplements, and I can't imagine using anything else. If a dose or two is missed for some reason, our guys are a little stiffer and less active the next day. Our oldest is going on 13, and his vet says his back and hips are doing great for a lab/retriever mix of his age and size. He's been on Glyco Flex for a few years, and is only now beginning to show early signs of arthritis. This is a wonderful preventative to add to your dog's diet. We've never had a problem with tummy upset, gas, or loose stools in any of our dogs with use of this supplement. They don't mind eating it without using a pill pocket or peanut butter, though most often we crumble it up and add it to their food. The pills don't smell bad either, which is a plus. While not the cheapest hip and joint supplement on the market, of the dozen or so we've tried over the years these are the only ones to show an appreciable change in how our dogs move and get around. They're cheaper here than directly from the vet, and these are what she herself prefers to recommend for her furry patients. What we've spent on this supplement has been more than made up for by what we've saved in vet bills, pain meds, x-rays, cortisone injections, and more because they haven't developed typical age-related arthritis or dysplasia even at ages when large breed dogs almost always have some degree of one or both. We didn't (unfortunately) know about these pills for our German Shepherd, and his pain and arthritis were not as well managed with the supplements and pain meds his vet had him on at the time. This supplement also doesn't have the serious side effect of liver damage like the popular arthritis and pain med Rimadyl has. Just three weeks on that (after minor surgery) caused irreversible liver damage to our lab which was what sent us looking for a more natural and less dangerous way to help keep him from ever needing it again. So far so good!

I wish I would have made a video of my dog before and after trying this product, I am certain this company would now be using it as a promotional video. I have a 4 - 6 year old female German Shepherd mix (age estimated by vet, she is a rescue dog and they did not know her age when we got her). It is pretty obvious she was abused by a previous owner. She is very skittish around men other than myself. Another problem that we began to notice after a few months was that while walking her she had an abnormal gait. Over the next few months this developed into a noticeable limp. Her vet told us that she was suffering from Osteoarthritis and Hip Dysplasia and that our only course of action was to take her to Auburn University's School of Veterinary Medicine, which our vet told us from past experience would cost $2,000 to $4,000. This was unaffordable for us. Over the next 6 months her situation continued to deteriorate. I was on a school drop for a semester from the military and was home for most of the day other than a few hours attending classes. It was an effort for her to get up or lay down, let alone walk (she could no longer run at this point and we ceased walking her with our other two dogs). We had taken her to 2 other vets during this time who had told us pretty much the same thing. It broke my heart watching this animal try to get around and I was to the point of putting her down. Fortunately, one of the courses I was taking was anatomy and physiology and we were covering joints and the role of glucosamine, a building block of glycosaminoglycans which are a component of synovial fluids and cartilage. I knew it was available in a human form and decided to see if it was available for dogs...low and behold. I tried it and after only two weeks was amazed. She was like a puppy again. We have a Siberian Husky and a Setter mix, two extremely active dogs. Once again, she is able to to hold her own with them. She did not suffer from any visible side effects. During her last vet visit for shots I noticed that they now sell a similar product which costs 4 times what I paid for this. After the first bottle we discontinued providing this product to her and after six months she exhibits NO signs of pain or altered gait. We walk her two miles a day and she is constantly playing with our other dogs with no noticeable problems. However, you can bet there is a full bottle in our cabinet just in case. I am EXTREMELY happy I tried this before making a poor decision

I fostered a 85# dog that had a physical deficiency of flopping onto the floor from his hips often. I decided to buy this supplement for him. It started working almost immediately. It’s been about a month and a half now & he barely falls to the ground like he used to.

They’re fine . I wouldn’t say they’re chewable tabs. We have to take a hammer to the tab to break it in half