Pro-Sense Advanced Strength Glucosamine Chew Tablets for Dogs, 120 Count

I tried the Advanced Strength Glucosamine Chew Tablets for my dog, and they’ve been a noticeable help. My pup used to be slow getting up and a bit stiff after walks, but since we started giving these chews daily, he seems more comfortable and willing to move around. The tablets are easy to break up or give whole, and my dog actually seems to enjoy the taste, which makes it a lot easier to stick with the routine. I appreciate that they’re formulated to support joint health and mobility, and after a few weeks I definitely noticed him playing more and limping less. They’ve become a regular part of our regimen, and I’d recommend them to other dog owners looking for extra joint support.

Over the summer, my 12 year old maltipoo really began to slow down. She hated going out for a walk, could barely walk 2 steps without having to sit down again and again, and worse of all, she lost her appetite. It had gotten to the point where I had to physically carry her downstairs to park, let her finish her business and then carry her back up. A trip to vet resulted in him telling me that these were signs of physical aging and at this point, I should begin to focus on palliative care for her and start to consider letting her cross the rainbow bridge. I was extremely devastated. My dog is my first and only pet and I had no idea what to do let alone know how to deal with that kind of news. I began preparing for the worst. I then began googling supplements for arthritis and came across an article referring to glucosamine supplements. Having never heard of it, I dived further into what it is what it does. Glucosamine is an molecule that is found in the fluid that surrounds joints (not just in cats and dogs, but in humans too). With age however, the amount of this molecule declines in the fluid (as does the fluid itself), leading to what I can best describe as a chaffing of the bone joints. This results in immense pain. As a last ditch effort, I bought the multivitamin and glucosamine chondrioton supplement set and began feeding it to my dog. She doesn't like the taste of it on it's own, so I purchased pillpockets and stuff the supplements into them which she gobbles down. I can say with absolute confidence that these pills work. The change in her demeanor and activity levels was almost instantaneous - literally 3-4 days after I began feeding her the stuff! Now, just about a month after my original purchase, my dog is back to normal or dare I even say, even better than before. She loves going outside for walks, runs around the park and rolls on the grass, eats normally and is overall just more active. I love seeing her this happy and carefree. Trust me when I say that you won't regret buying these supplements. They are super affordable meaning that if you have a larger pet and go through multiple pills a day, these wont break the bank. You and your dog will be super happy!

I wasn't sure about this product bc of the low price but our four year old American Staffordshire Terrier was constantly limping after any physical activity and she is very active since we live by a creek and surrounded by woods and she loves to play fetch, hiking and her absolute favorite thing fishing so after a trip to our vet who diagnosed her with level two hip dysplasia we started her on this product. Like I said in the beginning, there was a lot that were priced way higher so I wasn't sure about the quality but after reading the reviews I thought we could give it a try. After a couple of weeks she was not limping as bad as before but she was still limping after any exercise but now she has been on it a little over a month, (she gets three tablets in her food every night) she is like a new dog! She runs, plays fetch, goes on hikes, fishing, etc and there is absolutely no limp whatsoever. I am amazed at this product and will continue to buy it as long as it keeps working. If you are on the fence like I was bc of the price I encourage you to try it like I did and see if you get the same results. She is pain free for the first time in a year and that makes me so happy! We love our girl and only want what's best for her and this is it as far as I am concerned!

This is Daniel, a Great Dane-Catahoula Leopard Dog mix. He was dumped at the local rodeo grounds at one-year old; who knows why. When I adopted him at 2-years old, from my local shelter, he was still in quarantine and literally "sang" to me on my way out the door after searching for a pet that wanted to come home with me. His first visit to the vet he weighed in at 105#; he knew nothing about being handled by "love" and understanding, yet still as sweet and loving a creature I had ever seen. With lots of love and patience he eventually bonded with me and learned to trust; he has even developed some manners and has proven himself to be extremely intelligent. I noticed almost immediately that he had an almost un-noticable limp in his front leg. Being a life-long RN I figured it might be due to his size and the stress on his joints, which would only worsen as he grew. A friend gave me an un-used bottle of this product and when I saw it was "All natural" I decided to try it. WHAT A DIFFERENCE! My baby Daniel was so much more comfortable and his "limp" disappeared. I could only assume it was due to this product and its effects on his large joints. I soon got the proof; I was running out and having difficulty finding it on the Internet. When I finally found and ordered it I had run out and it wasn't long until Daniel's discomfort returned. Daniel is now 120-130# and I will NEVER let him run out again! This is an excellent product for large dogs and should be started when young, like Daniel.

One day a few months ago I came home from work to fine My 5 year old boxer/boarder collie mix sprawled out on the floor looking up at me and not able to move. Her spleen had ruptured and she was bleeding to death in her belly possibly due to her falling down the stairs. During surgery she almost crossed the rainbow bridge, (the vet had called me to tell me she died,) but by some miracle came back. After surgery and $4,000.00 later, her back legs "wouldn't work." The vet recommended putting her down, stating there must have been some brain damage or blood clot in her spine. I'm a nurse, so I decided to take her home for a few days to see how she would do in a familiar, non scary environment. Well, we found out her back legs did work and she made a very wobbly bee line to the back yard to go potty. My husband and I decided that if she had come this far, we'd work with her. A follow up trip to a different vet verified that she most likely had hip dysplasia and a pinched nerve in her back. She had been on an anti-inflammatory and gabapentin which we have continued. Along with this, we decided to invest in some quality vitamins and supplements and have used up our first bottle of Pro-Sense Glucosamine Joint Care Advanced. We have been giving her the recommended dose of three tabs a day. She takes them with no difficulty and she really seems to be a lot stronger and more confident. She can go up and down stairs (there's treads on them, now,) fairly easily. I will continue to use these. I just wish the bottle was bigger because this is only a 20 day supply!

This is a story about my dog Lucy, these Glucosamine Chewable Tablets and myself. See I am 30-ish year old male with a large plate, pins and screws in my ankle thanks to reconstructive surgery a few years ago. Funny thing about THAT story. Was walking this very dog who is trained, behaved, licensed and up to date on all shots and vaccines one day when we passed by my rich neighbors house who likes to do dumb things and laugh while others get hurt and he had left his door open for some odd reason that he refused to reveal, even to the cops which I thought was ballsy. And my rich neighbor has a dog as well. He is a dog that was purchased and not adopted which makes boils my blood because there are infinitely better dogs that are available all over, everywhere and for free. Adopt these dogs please. So his dog is sniffing grass and poles and various pee spots on the front lawn when we are passing by. The unfortunate part of this is that the dog doesnt have a fence for his yard. That is probably why my neighbor is so rich. Because he doesnt buy fences and fences are expensive. So the dog is a free dog most days and nobody could stop it. Not even the cops which I found odd. So the dog comes up to my dog running and blabbering its large tongue and barking and my dog is a lover and not used to being blindsided by stray dogs so she was confused and unready for this visitor that day. I quickly restrained Lucy and moved away to avoid confrontation but this was not smart. While we began to half run down the street to get to the park and play this dog kept following us and barking and jumping on my dogs back, My dog didnt like that and barked back. Next thing I knew I was on the ground with two dogs scrambling on top of me. I had a bone popping outta my ankle cause the rich neighbor dog was a german shepard and way more vicious and the leash wraped around my ankle and there was black ice cause my luck stinks and it was Jan 2nd and cold. So now I have arthritis and my dog has arthritis and we both need to eat lots of glucosamine to help. Now there are two kinds of glucosamine. One for humans and one for dogs. I have researched this thoroughly and determined that the only difference is the doggie on the sticker on the bottle. The human stuff is like twice the price. I eat this dog glucosamine with my dog on the regular. It has drastically improved her movement and agility in her hips and made her more fun to walk and play with. Since shes been on these she has also lost weight which I indirectly contributed to these cause of the walking. These pills are chunky and not particularly tasty but that's not the point. I grind up two of these into my dogs food daily. They break easily and crumble to powder which is nice because she would eat around them otherwise. I chew on these sometimes with coffee or juice in the morning. I find the coffee takes the bad taste away best. I am not a doctor but I HAVE taken these regularly WITH MY DOG for a few years and I swear by them. sidenote: please improve the label as it is a poor color scheme Before I tried these pills I was tired and didn't want to walk my dog most days. I find both myself and her enjoying walks daily! I enjoy the fresh air while puffing on my medicine and she enjoys the benefits of this magical chewable tablet.

I’ve been giving these ProSense Advanced Strength Hip & Joint Solutions to one of my dogs for the last 4 years. I inadvertently worked her out too hard between her shows. She developed a very slight luxating patella for the first time. It is a very mild luxation if she runs a LOT in a day or plays way too hard it might be a little sore. These definitely help keeping her from being sore. According to her weight she should get 1 tablet/day but I only give her half as it’s more for preventing potential pain. But if I see she has played too hard I will give her an additional full tablet and she’s good to go. I attached pictures of the ingredients as the sellers listing does not show that so you can be informed to compare with other brands re strength of ingredients. She loves these tablets. Thinks they are treats and if she happens to drop it - one of the other dogs will scarf it up real quick lol. They are quite hard, for me to break on the brake line, but the dogs I breed have extremely strong jaw muscles so it’s no big deal to her. It might be hard for little tiny dogs. Warning: If you use the vitamins of this same brand be careful as it contains maltodextrin which has an extremely high glycemic index. If you have a diabetic dog do NOT give those vitamins to your dog. It will raise their blood sugar quickly. I am diabetic so I know. Manufacturers are putting maltodextrin in a lot of foods these days to make them taste sweeter because a lot of people don’t know what it is. Even labels that say “sugar-free” have maltodextrin in them… It infuriates me! Here is info on Maltodextrin… -High glycemic index: Maltodextrin can cause a rapid increase in blood sugar levels, which can be problematic for dogs with diabetes or those prone to weight gain. -No nutritional value: It doesn't provide any vitamins, minerals, or fiber. -Potential for allergic reactions: Some dogs may be allergic to maltodextrin, experiencing symptoms like skin rashes, itching, or digestive issues But these tablets, for the joints, doesn’t have it thankfully.

I have given my small dogs this product for almost 5 years and I think it keeps them going great!

Very good product...My dog was unable to stand up on his own & would crawl on the floor. These tablets did an awesome job.Now he is back on his legs & runs & walk like earlier.

It is very effective and my pet baby is being benefited by it

My GSD went from bad to worse. Cannot comment on content of supplement. Did not work for a top quality dog from Germany. Not every product on shelf we see is good. This one certainly is not.