My 14-year-old Black Labrador had started slowing down and struggling with her back legs. I purchased one container and gave her three chews each day. Within one week, she was moving normally again. She is still going strong, and these were exactly what she needed.
My 13-year-old Basset Hound and Dachshund mix, Walter, weighs around 42 pounds. When he misses these daily chews, he struggles to climb the five steps back into the house after going outside. He slowly works through each step and sometimes prefers to stay outdoors instead. When he takes two chews daily, he moves up the steps much more easily and quickly. He also gets incredibly excited whenever I say, “Walter, treat time!” These have helped him alot and clearly make him more comfortable and happier.
I noticed a difference after only a few days. My dog is 8 years old, and I wanted something to help keep her joints moving comfortably with less popping. I plan to purchase more.
We have been giving these to our Golden Retriever for about two years. She turns 13 next month. She loves the taste, and we can clearly see the difference whenever we forget to reorder and she misses them for a few days. Without them, she becomes visibly stiffer and has more trouble moving around. When she takes them consistently, you would hardly know she is a senior dog. I recommend them to everyone.
Our German Shepherd had been very active throughout her 6½ years of life. Then she suddenly started favoring her right hip, lying around more and acting unusually clingy and vocal. She stopped greeting people at the door and no longer played with our Husky. She was clearly not herself. We started giving her these hip and joint chews around three weeks ago, and they are beginning to make a noticeable difference. She is playing with our Husky again, greeting people at the door and acting cheerful and energetic. She is jumping around and running up and down the stairs. She still hesitates slightly with higher jumps, but she continues improving. Thank you for helping us get our happy Shepherd back.