Dog Hip & Joint Daily Chewable Tablets, with Glucosamine, MSM, and Chondroitin, Duck Flavored, 120 Count (Previously Solimo)

My three dogs won't eat these tablets... not the plain tablet. As others have written... just smashing them into very small pieces/powder, and mixing it with their wet food dinner, they don't even know they're getting it. And eat it all. Still use the flavored, Cosequin in the morning... but as stated,I really like this formula and it's not a wallet breaker like Cosequin, using this at night, allows me to need less of the $79.00 per bag Cosequin, per month, and not what I now need to buy... BIG SAVINGS Although the have no nice doggie flavor, since the formula is very good... I may find a way to give the crushed Amazon tablet in the morning also.. maybe with a spoonful of wet food... if it works out... I'll stop using the Cosequin and save a small fortune.. Three dogs at twice a day, that's a lot of Cosequin money.. I love my gang but if there's a way to supply a good product, and save a bunch... the little but of extra work is worth it since it frees up some dollars, to spend on them for treats.... yee haw....

This product added some additional bounce to my older dog. I like it better than the higher priced big name brand

My dogs take numerous prescribed medications which have to be covered with cheese to mask their bitterness. These supplements are the opposite. My dogs knew they tasted like duck, and knocked the bottle off the counter, then easily chewed the cap off and had a pill party. $800 later at the emergency vet, speaking to the ASPCA poison control line (another $95), my dogs were given an emetic, but it may have been too late to prevent liver damage. Blood tests at 24 and 48 hours will tell. These need to be kept out of reach, in a cabinet or high shelf, and the manufacturer ought to put a sturdier cap on the bottle. Don't assume that supplements made from naturally sourced ingredients are edible treats.

Our dog was born with hip dysplasia. He’s 12 now and slowing down. I’ve had him on the vet prescribed Dasuquin his whole life until starting this. We’re on our 2nd bottle. He lifts his leg to pee where he wasn’t before.

I have a mini schnauzer who took this vitamin for 2 full bottles worth (idk about a year) in his food with no problem. It helped him be able to jump and walk he couldn't for a long time due to conditions prior to rescue. This past delivery, the vitamin is rock hard. Used to not be difficult to split by hand, now I can hardly do it. He is also spitting it out and will not take it any more. Not sure what happened what they did to the latest bottle but he will not take it even in a pill pocket. Too bad because it did help when he could eat it.

My li'l Boston Terrier, age 13+, reached a point where she could no longer jump up onto the couch (which we have always encouraged her to do.) I started her on a double dose for 4 weeks, then lowered the dose to once daily. Now she can easily jump up onto the couch, and she seems to be more comfortable overall. I recommended this product to a neighbor whose dog has the same probblems.

I can't say if they work or not because I can't get my dog to eat one. Even wrapped in a piece of lunch meat, my dog will somehow eat the lunch meat and spit out the tablet. When mixed into a meal of rice,, turkey and gravy, she will eat the entire meal and the tablets that were mixed in, remain on the plate.

I have a 16 year old Chihuahua. These pills are the size of a vitamin pill but break into two fairly easy. I got a scissor type pill cutter so I could split the pills in advance. My dog is very picky about what he eats. I tried 3 other "soft chew" style and no go. So what I do is put a half of this pill in a pill pocket treat and my dog loves it. I chose to try these because one review mentioned giving it to their dog with a wiggling knee cap. This is a condition my dog has and it seems to be helping him alot. Its been less than 2 weeks but my dog is already showing improvement.