Pet Pain Away All Natural Dog Arthritis Pain Relief, Cat Pain Relief, Dog Pain Relief Anti Inflammatory, Dog Joint Pain Relief, Homeopathic Pain Reliever for Large and Small Dogs and Cats (2 oz)

I have just tried this for two days. She is getting in and out of the door a little better. She doesn’t like the taste but I put the spoon in her mouth. We shall see. I also got my baby girl some doggie massage oil.

I have an eleven year old cat who suffers pain in his back legs, I give this to him when he is hurting. He does not care for the taste of it, so I just put it on his tongue. I am surprised how well it works for him. I also use it for my dog and I put it in her food.I am sorry for the people it doesn't work for, but it works for me like a dream.

It didn’t help my dog and hated the taste

My girl Katie who weighs 21lbs hurt her hip. I tried prescribed NSAIDS, tramadol, and homeopathic options, but nothing was really helping her pain. When I bought this I wasn’t expecting a miracle, but no kidding, within a few hours she was getting up from a sit and jumping up on the couch easier, doing her usual happy wiggles…She didn’t seem nearly as uncomfortable as previously. It was a *marked* improvement.Let me add, this isn’t a cure. It’s just a painkiller. If you stop giving it, any pain will return.Katie has always been a picky dog so of course she isn’t keen on the flavor. To get around that I put the dose in my palm and cover it with honey. She licks it right up.Re giving your pet cobra venom: just understand it’s processed, not straight from the cobra’s fangs! If you stick to the dosing chart your dog/cat will be fine.SO incredibly happy I found this.

Aww my senior kitty is overweight and I can tell when she walks she is in pain.I'm trying to help her lose weight but it's difficult when she bites you for food.I digress.These seem to help.She had been in the back room for a month.I clipped her nails.Started adding this as a " cat food stuffed Oreo" that she likes with her treat or with royal canin food.I also add bone broth to her regular food along with a joint supplement.( which is something I've been doing)After a few days on the pain reliever she started walking out if the back room to join me again in the front room.I'd like to think this supplement had something to do with it.Thank you for making this available

Yes, don’t get your hopes up. I have a 13 year old golden lab who has horrible arthritis in her hips and hurt her front right leg and she hobbles so terribly just to walk 20 ft. And she needs help getting up. She still has a good appetite and at times will get happy and somewhat playful. Because of that we’ve decided not to euthanize her yet. She is on 3 different medications which doesn’t seem to help very much. So, when I read the positive reviews on this product, I mistakenly got hopeful. I’ve been giving it to her for two weeks now and it does absolutely nothing. Such a disappointment. So this is a product. I definitely would not recommend to anybody.

My dog hates the flavor but with it being a gel i can put on my finger its super easy to just open his mouth and put it in his tongue. Its thick enough when i put it in his mouth he cant just spit it back out and it doesn't spill out like a liquid anything would. And it seems to really help. My dog has a messed up back leg from an injury he got as a pup. I dont give it to him routinely on a daily basis because it doesn't always bother him, just on days that he over does it. If its bugging him he tucks it up and wont use it. I can give him a little more than a pea size amount and within an hour or two he is able to use it again. Although if he needed it regularly i wouldnt have any problem giving it to him daily. He has had no adverse reactions or issues other than he doesn't like the tast. I was surprised when i read that it is cobra venom. But with a little google search i realised cobra venom is a commonly use as an analgesic pain reliever. Aside from that the way it says it works is basically the same way tramadol works. And Thats what the vet gave me for him when his injury first happened so. Im happy with it.

Feel kinda bada** telling people my cat eats snake venom, but unfortunately, as cool as it sounds, this product did not help my cat manage her arthritis pain at all. Wanted to try something different/more natural/easier to administer than the pills from the vet. I’m almost done with the bottle (pretty small, but lasted me about a month+) and I will not be reordering. This was a pricey gamble; I know others have had great success with it, but I basically blew $30 🤷🏻‍♀️