Hip and Joint Supplement for Large Dogs 70 Pounds and Up with Glucosamine Chondroitin, and Hyaluronic Acid – Formulated for Large Breeds – Clinically Proven Hip and Joint Support

This item has been life changing to say the least! I noticed my dog started having issues with the stairs when he was about 10 years old. We started giving him the In Clover Connectin Hip & Joint supplements after a strong recommendation from a local pet store. Within 3-4 weeks, we saw a huge improvement in his mobility. He’s now been on this supplement for over 3 years and his quality of life has increased dramatically. He can run up & down the stairs, jump, run, and keep up with his younger dog sibling. Had it not been for the hip & joint supplements, I believe he would have needed a medical intervention. We are truly grateful for these supplements and highly HIGHLY recommend for anyone who’s looking to help their dog’s mobility, whether due to age or injury.For reference, our dog is a 20ish pound cockapoo.

Good vitamins I love these

HAPPY OLDER DOGGY

I'm just copy and pasting my review from their chewable tabs. The powder is same as tabs (only powder form). I figured I'd give it a try. Same same. I am going back to tabs simply because I found them easier to portion and feed. If your dogs finicky about the tabs, you might want to give the powder a try.I have a 7 1/2 year old Golden Retriever. She has been on Connectin Chewables for almost 2 years now. They work wonders! We do lots of distance running and long (3-6 mile) off leash hiking. During these hikes she is a high speed wild girl likely covering 10x the ground I do (think sprinting 30 miles). At 5 years old she was getting sore after our hikes. It got to the point that she was noticeably stiff for several days after a hike. I put her on Connectin and within a week she had NO stiffness. At one point I tried taking her off the Connectin (to see if it really does work). After about 1 week she was stiff (going up stairs, on and off furniture, etc). I put her back on them and again only took 1 week for her to be her agile self again.She is small at 53 lbs. and I give her one tab every morning. She runs with me too and during some of my pre-race training while ramping up the speed/distance of our runs I have doubled her dose to 1 tab 2x/day.I did a lot of pricing and comparing products before settling on this one. It is important to me to give my K9 Glucosamine, Chondroitin, and Hyaluronic Acid. This is one of the ONLY products that has all 3 and it has the most of all 3 of all the products I viewed. Additionally, it is VERY reasonable priced when compared to other products with similar amounts of ingrediants. Particularly the Hylauronic Acid, this seems to be an expensive supplement.I LOVE this product and HIGHLY recommend it!!!** Update: 2 years later my dog is now 9 1/2 yrs old and has been on Connectin for 4 years, and I couldn't be happier! Occasionally she gets a little sore after a long off-leash hike, but the soreness disappears within 24 hours, and that's on her normal dose of 1 pill daily. If I double her dose for a few days I can literally do anything with her experiencing no visible soreness. I couldn't be happier with this product. Also, when I spoke with my vet about pup's arthritis and if I should consider doing something else (different supplement or an injectable like Adequan), the vet said dog looked great and continue using the Connectin!

This made a huge difference on my senior dog. She loves the flavor, but she has never been a picky eater. Now she is running around like a puppy again.

I wrote this review for the smaller package of Connectin and am re-pasting it for this product with an update since I've been using this large container over the past 6 months.I have a 65 lb, 8 year old lab/retriever mix. One day on his morning walk, I noticed he had a pretty bad limp that seemingly started out of nowhere. The vet couldn't find anything structurally wrong and said it was likely just arthritis setting in. After doing some reading reading, I decided to start him on a glucosamine supplement in hopes that it would help out with his arthritis. There are many glucosamine supplements out there and the vet basically told me "you get what you pay for" in terms of quality. I went to a pet store I trust and they recommended this product, which they use on their own dogs.I started out giving my dog the recommended two scoops a day (one in the morning and one at night), along with some fish oil (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002ABR6E?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00) to help his sore joints. I also drastically cut back his walks. The vet told me glucosamine usually took at least 4–6 weeks to start taking affect and to rest him in the meantime. I didn't notice any changes for about 2.5–3 weeks, but early on during the 3rd week, I noticed the limp started to subside. Within the end of the week (4 weeks total on this product), the limp had completely vanished, and at this point I cannot tell that he ever had a limp and he is seemingly back to full strength and going on full walks without issue. I plan to continue the double dosage for a few more weeks as recommended before cutting back to the half dosage for maintenance.Edit: 6 months later and my dog is still doing great on this product. For the past 4 months, I've been giving him half a scoop in the morning and evening (half the original dosage) and he's able to go on walks without issue and will even run from time to time. There are times that I can notice he's a bit achy, but overall I think that this product has made a huge difference in his strength and would highly recommend.