Nutramax Cosequin Joint Health Supplement for Cats - With Glucosamine and Chondroitin, 30 Capsules

My 21 yr old cat has kd and has lived beyond expectations. I noticed she was dragging her right hind leg and not moving as much. She has a delicate stomach so I am careful what I give her in her food. Decided to give this a try based on other reviews. It has been 1 week of mixing 1capsule daily in her food. No problem there. Still gobbled her food, and she has noticeably improved! No longer dragging that leg, walking more and back to going up and down stairs. I am happy she appears to be in less pain, so hard to tell with cats. Definitely recommend!

This stuff was recommended by my older kitty's vet. After giving it to her for just two weeks, she is no longer limping and is so much more active. She hurt too much to try and get up on the sofa, but now she just jumps right up! I have not seen her limp and she is a happier kitty! I break open a capsule, pour it into a small dish, add one liquid tube treat and stir then with a syringe put it back into the tube and she licks all of it until it's gone! It has no flavor so this method works. You could also just put it into wet food.

Catkids getting older like all of us and seems a little lumpy sometimes. Using this has helped and improved gait and disposition. Seems to improve catkid’s pain level. Seems to be tasty as the catkid eats it on food without making the ‘face’. Hope it continues to be a helpful tool for our furbaby as it seems to be effective so far. Good price/value so far. Would recommend.

PROS;My Midnight is old, no idea her exact age due to finding her behind a gas station 5 years ago, but for the last year she's shown an increase in memory loss *I don't believe this oroduct helps that, it's just an issue of my cat as well as joints* and decrease in body functions + physical movements. She went from jumping 6ft and climbing fences and trees to barely getting up my counters or to go outside.These meds I mix in with her wet food, and she showed improvement within 3 days. She's small though. She finally climbed the ladder I made for my cats to go outside freely from the balcony WITH EASE after about 4 tries.*********CONS;-Used it for a few months now, and I thought just maybe if I stopped she'd be able to do it without medication but I was wrong. She declined quick when I ran out which is horrible both for Midnight & for whatever in the meds that makes them so dependent on it. I'd hoped it would strengthen her as well, not just, seemingly, numb her pain so she moves more. That's a dislike but I cannot afford vet stuff anymore. For now this is the best I can do.All for all, I'd say get it if they're old and seem like they can't do it anymore *with ease*. That's kinda where Midnight got and when she was able to walk around freely without help she definely brightened up.-I gotta purchase 2 bottles to keep up with enough dosages for weight vs quantity of cats I own. So it gets to be pricey after a while but still a quarter cost of vet meds she needs. She seems to be doing decently normal when on them.

There are a few reasons why I really like this product. First off, the 30-count pack is really convenient. You don't run out too quickly. Plus, it's a safe supplement. I don't have to worry about giving it to my feline friend. What's more, it supports overall wellness. It's not just about joint health. All in all, a worthwhile purchase.

The reason that I like this product is it's veterinarian recommended. Supporting the overall wellness of my fur baby is crucial, and this product provides great joint health support, which is a plus. Since I started using it, my cat's health has significantly improved significantly. Couldn't ask for much more!

Seems to really help my 19 year old cat!

My vet recommended giving my 17+ year old senior cat Cosequin and prescribed it to him because he was having trouble walking. Told me to open the capsule, sprinkle it on his canned food and mix it in. Problem was: he always seemed to know it was in his food no matter what flavor or brand I used (various flavors of Wellness, Blue Wilderness, Halo, etc.) and wouldn’t eat it.I also tried the Cosequin chews and, although he normally woofs up any cat treats, he wouldn’t touch it. So I have to assume Cosequin doesn’t taste good.I temporarily gave up and later tried some liquid brands of joint medication which had similar or the same ingredients and he responded well. But I still looked for a way to give him the Cosequin.Finally, I saw another cat owner’s review on Amazon recommending using Gerber’s baby food chicken, turkey or beef flavors to administer Cosequin. I bought a 12 jar variety pack here on Amazon of Gerber's turkey and chicken flavors of baby food. I put about 1/2 a 2/3 of the jar in my senior cat’s dish, opened a capsule of the Cosequin and poured it on the baby food, then mixed it in thoroughly. He loved it and ate every drop. And he likes all three meat flavors: chicken, turkey (both sold separately and in the above-mentioned variety pack), and beef (only sold separately on Amazon). I have two other kitties and gave them the rest of the jar without Cosequin as a treat and they loved it and felt included.