Glucosamine Capsules for Dogs | with Green Lipped Mussell Powder, MSM & Hyaluronic Acid | Joint Aid Plus for Dogs | Manufactured in The UK

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Fab stuff works a treat on my boxer who hurt his leg as a pup. Fast delivery

The media could not be loaded. Impressive ingredients, a generous 200mg of Glucosamine alone will really support any furries joint health, so knowing I’m Giving high quality support to my older furries is so reassuring and they really love the flavour and taste of these! Easy to give as you just sprinkle the powder on top over the food super easy part of a routine now as shown in my video, and you can smell the real ingredients as soon as you open an capsule! It’s strong natural shellfish one! You know it’s good stuff!, higher price end but you do get a lot of tablets in the bottle so I feel it’s good value for a high quality joint supplement for our dogs, no adverse reactions from mine either, just happy and enjoying life, the have started to get a bit stiffer due to age and I feel this is helping some what and the longer I use them I know it will just continue for them both,

Good quality capsules that are easy to either give whole to unfussy dogs or open and sprinkle over their food for a fussier customer.The level of the active ingredients is fairly high if you take the recommended dosage though personally I prefer higher, especially if your dog is active/working or involved in a dog sport.They do definitely make things more comfortable for dogs with arthritis and I like that these tablets include turmeric too.The only downside is that you have to give two or three capsules a day to larger dogs which can be a bit of a faff when you're trying to feed and sort out multiple dogs each day.

One of my dogs is a rescue, she came to us after being removed from an abusive home, she has burn marks on her back, her teeth are knocked, and she cowered. After settling with us, she was slow to move, stiff, and just looked worn. We spoke to the vet and did our own research and settled on some well known tablets for dogs with aches and pains, she loves those tablets and happily takes them.Coming into autumn after such a warm summer I wanted to give her a boost, so got these.We tried to get her to take them in the shell…she refused, so we emptied them into the lid and she lapped them up, literally asking for all three of them there and then (she is 40+kg)My other diva dog (male), never ever, ever takes his tablets (for his stomach) and he needs a lot of encouraging, but he came over for a nosey when I opened these, and intimated he wanted to try them…..once the powder was out the shell he too lapped it up.Time will tell how well these perform compared to the other tablets, but with both of them taking it, I’m super hopeful !

We have been giving Yumove capsules to our two elderly dogs for some time, and they definitely seem to benefit from them, with improved mobility and even vitality. The difficulty is getting them to swallow the capsules. They are often rejected and left in the bowl.These Vitapaws capsules can be opened easily, and the powder contents sprinkled over the food, making sure they end up inside the dogs. That would be a moot point if the product was not effective. But studying the ingredients reveals that they contain the same constituents as the Yumove (in slightly different proportions), plus a few more. Both have Glucosamine, Green-lipped Mussel and Hyaluronic Acid. Yumove has Manganese Sulphate, Vitapaws has Manganese Bisglycinate, plus Turmeric and Ascorbic Acid. The main active ingredients are the same, so I have no doubt that these are at least as effective.They are currently unavailable. I hope they return, because we may well become a customer.

Our dog is getting older and if he’s been lying down for too long, it takes him a few steps to start moving properly. I’ve been looking for something that might help him and these were recommended to me. Although it’s too early to say if this is going to make a huge difference to him, they’re easy to use and he will eat his food when these have been sprinkled on, which is a major achievement for a dog that can usually sniff out a tablet at 50 paces. Although I’ve only used them for a couple of days my partner thinks they’re making a slight difference already, and after just watching the dog move now, I think he may be right. If we get a significant result, I will update this review.At the time of writing this review, the cost is £23.79 for 180 capsules, which is 90 days supply for our dog, due to his size. If they work as I hope they will, they’ll certainly be worth it.

These capsules make it so easy to give your pet supplements. Pets seem to have the ability to find the smallest of medications regardless of how well you think you've disguised them.By opening these capsules, you can sprinkle the contents into your pets food. We give our dog dried food with meat mixed in. We mix the contents into the meat and add its the meat that our pet always eats (if he leaves anything, it's always the dried food he leaves).As with most supplements, we don't really know what they are doing, but we have to take it on faith that the product is everything the manufacturer says it is.Hopefully , giving our pet these out will help prevent any mobility issues in the future.