Vetoquinol Flexadin Advanced Dog Hip and Joint Supplement with UC-II Collagen, One Chew a Day Hip and Joint Support Chew for Dogs and Cats, Clinically Proven Vet-Approved Formula, 60 Chews

Our 2-year old rescue pittie was having difficulty with pain/limping/stiffness in his hips on a pretty regular basis. At one point, after x-rays and a full vet workup we were told that he had torn one ACL and was at risk for tearing the other if we couldn't get him to put less strain on himself when running, jumping, and pulling. Well, rather than agreeing to surgery right away, we delved into researching options - slings/braces/water therapy/supplements. Ultimately, we started giving him one chew per day and over the course of ONLY a few weeks, his movement and comfort were dramatically improved. He's now been taking these for 2+ years and he's had almost NO issues with him and joint discomfort since. It's really pretty incredible. He likes the flavor and is eager to have his morning 'treat'. Definitely recommend.

Definitely see an improvement in joint health and our dog being more active!

This was like a wonder drug for our elder dog. She could hardly move her joints were so stiff and sore. After one week on Flexadin she was a different dog. Moved around like she was a puppy. Highly recommend using this.

It really helps my dogs!

My 9-year old pittie has arthritis in his back. Over time, we've graduated from cosequin to dasequin to glycoflex. He had a bad week and I bought this as I thought he was outgrowing what he was on. For the first week, I saw signs of improvement in my dog's mobility (more zoomies, more jumping into bed rather than climbing, and being far less whiny). However, on literal day 8, he could barely move. I kept him on it, thinking maybe he just overdid it, but there was no improvement. After another 3-4 days of my dog needing help with everything (which was much worse than before starting this product), I put back on his prior supplement. Within a day or two, he was back to baseline. I'm not saying this doesn't work, because I did see improvement, but it didn't work long-term for my pup. Of note, the chew was rather hard, but my dog ate it with no problems. I didn't note any side effects other than it didn't work.