[nikkimara]

Hi everyone,
My dog is almost 4 and I’ve started looking in to adding a joint supplement to his food. He is about 30lbs and a beagle mix. He doesn’t do anything super high intensity sport-wise (we just recently got him into scent work). I’m looking for something that hopefully isn’t going to break the bank, but also isn’t bottom-of-the-barrel. Does anyone have any recommendations?
Thank you!

 

[storyist]

I use Cosequin. The Costcos here have it, and it wouldn't break the bank for a 30-pound dog. I've used the glucosamine/chondroitin combination in it myself, and it was effective for me.

 

[Jack Naylor]

Our 2nd rescue had been on Cosequin Plus MSM for 8 months to help with a paw injury that she sustained as a pup. We were unaware of this as the day we adopted, the person who cared for the dog for that time was out with COVID. After about 6 days, she was noticeably favoring the paw with the injury ... after we found out and restarted the supplement her gait returned to normal.

When this bottle runs out, we'll be switching to Cosequin Plus MSM and HA.

 

[Khecha Wacipi]

I use Dasequin plus, which has more stuff in it than either Cosequin or the regular Dasuquin. My vet swears by it and my elder dog is doing much better since taking it daily.

 

[Lillith]

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