Bought for my dog but hard to know if they helped or not as she had many ailments

Easy to hide in the wet dog food we feed our elderly gent - he wolfs it all down without complaint and hopefully it's doing him some good.

We always give our dog a joint supplement like this to ensure he can keep flexible and active, especially as he’s now getting older. As with all these types of joint supplements our dog will eat everything in his bowl bar the tablet! We find we have to crush it into his food, and he does then eat it. Whilst hard to comment on how effective this is, as our dog is always given these supplements, I would say he’s had an adverse reactions and he continues his long walks without issue. The tablets are full of good ingredients and the price isn't too bad either. I would get these tablets again.

Really helped my old Labrador he could barely walk up the road and back before he had these now he can without crying in pain.

There is obviously a problem reviewing supplements shortly after purchase, because most require time to work before one can fairly judge whether they are providing real benefit. The ingredients listed begin with glucosamine - and a quick search reveals that animal studies have found that giving glucosamine can delay the breakdown of cartilage as well as rebuild it. Glucosamine as with many medicinals given to animals is also used by humans for Arthritis, with Random Control Trials indicating a significant reduction in pain over the placebo around half the time. It's always worth checking the principle effective ingredients - and I recommend a quick search using your search engine of choice along these lines. In terms of cost the tablet is a weighty 32p each. Equally mobility means a great deal to a dog's quality of life, and they are only with us for a short time. Making a table that is palatable does require extra ingredients, and the convenience not to have resort to the sure fire technique - at least for me, of wrapping it in a slice of Turkey Ham, is an obvious benefit. Edit. The dog is still eating them. (Actually the dog is eating them quite enthusiastically now, so has acquired a taste for the tablet, which is a good thing) I'm about half way through now, maybe two-thirds, I haven't counted, but I intend to buy these when I run out - it's harder to judge the effect of these on mobility as the dog although older was doing okay, but I'm also using the same brand's tablets for a healthy coat, and the dog's coat did visually improve.

I use this along with a herbal supplement and it's works a treat . My dog seems to be back to her normal self thanks