JBP | Joint Supplements for Dogs | Dog Joint Supplements for Senior Dogs | 60 Tablets | Hip & Joint Care for Dogs | 8 active ingredients | Turmeric for Dogs | Dog Glucosamine | Non-GMO | Made in UK

12 year old dog been on these for a while now, she still manages to walk but don't think helps with discomfort or offers pain relief.

My Jack Russell was stiff & didn't want to go for long walks, But after giving her half a tablet a day she's a small dog. With in few days, she's enjoying her walks again 👌🏻👍🏻

I have tried other tablets for my dog who suffers with arthritis and struggles after a walk/run but these actually work. My dog has stopped limping after exercise and is able to run for her ball again. She does not like the taste and refuses the tablets, even when crushed in food so I wrap one up in some ham every morning and it goes down a treat. Amazing price, I highly recommend.

dogs like the tablets

We've used various glucosamine, turmeric and green lipped mussel supplements for our dogs for a long time (including most often in joint complex similar to this one) as they're large breeds so the extra support for healthy hips, joints and bones is great for them. Our much older dog now has more than enough through his general supplements and a vet recommended complex for his joints but these have been used for our slightly younger dog in place of a very similar joint complex he was already taking to try this one out, with the only difference being that this also has chondroitin in it. Working form home mostly I'm with them every day and night and the main dog walker of the house, so am very quick to notice any changes in them and since replacing his previous ones with these there certainly haven't been any noticeable negative/side benefits and he has eaten them in his dinner each time without any problems. I know the benefits of our dogs supplementing with glucosamine, turmeric and green lipped mussel already so don't need convincing on that front and likewise with most of the other active vitamins in here (MSM, collagen, manganese/magnesium, HA and both vitamins C and E) so would happily keep using these as the price seems pretty good so would recommend.

My dog needs these as his back legs are becoming stiff. He is on Metacam for his RA but his legs are still stiff as this is for inflammation and pain, but maybe doesn't help with stiffness. The vet recommend a supplement and the dog owners at the park were all raving about green lipped mussel. I looked into the ethics of using this and apparently it's not too bad as the mussel has no brain or nervous system so there's that, but it has to be responsibly sourced of course; this particular brand doesn't have any information on that. It has the other well know ingredients that are supposed to help with joint problems like glucosomine and chondroitin; the label is very difficult to read it is incredibly small printing but added to that it is slightly blurred, it's very low quality printing. My dog refuses to take the tablet when offered it and also mixed in with softened food he carefully avoided it. I smeared it with peanut butter and he ate it then. Today I put it in some stew I made, he ate all the stew, the pill had basically crumbled into the stew but he still managed to avoid it, the crumbs of the pill were still in his dish. It is going to be very difficult to give him this pill everyday. Obviously it's early days yet, so I don't know if there will be an improvement and I still have to find a way of giving him the pill; I guess it will have to be the peanut butter method that seems to work best. I will update as soon as I see improvement, or not.

I accidentally ordered this food supplement for elderly dog for my puppy. I have donated it to my local RSPCA charity shop. I hope this product can provide joint care and hip care to the rescured senior dogs as it is advertised.

These tablets can't be very tasty as the target dog I tried them on didn't seem to happy to take them neat. Even crushed up and in food they were obviously avoided.Ground finely enough and with treats mixed in they are gradually being taken though. After a couple of weeks they appear to be having a mild affect, some improvement in movement and less hesitance to jump off low chairs, for example.If you can get your dog to actually take them, they appear to work, but I'd give it time to see any results.