These tabs have been given to my dog for several years now and we have seen an improvement. He still is arthritic, but better than before. He likes the tablets and chews them just fine. The taste must be great! Cosequin DS is expensive but worth a try if your dog is really stiff. It took a month or so before we could see a difference.

Pros: good taste, easy to give, decent benefits-joints improved

Cons: expensive, may take a while to work

I LIKE THIS PRODUCT BECAUSE IT IS AN EASY TO GIVE TABLET AND MY DOG SEEMS TO LIKE IT. SHE HAS ELBOW DISPLASIA AND SHE LIMPS MUCH LESS WHEN SHE IS ON A CONTIUOUS SCHEDULE OF TWO OR THREE PER DAY. IT IS A BIT EXPENSIVE, ABOUT $65.00 EVERY MONTH IN A HALF OR TWO. BUT IT IS WORTH IT. IT MAKES HER FEEL BETTER AND THERE ARE LESS SIDE EFFECTS THAN OTHER TABLETS LIKE RIMADYL.

Pros: EFFECTIVE AND EASY TO FEED

Cons: EXPENSIVE

We tried several joint supplements for our two Golden retrievers before deciding on this one. It is expensive, but it's also worth it. They're garlic flavored. The dogs love them, but I think they smell kind of bad.

Pros: works, dogs like them

Cons: smell weird, at least to humans.

I got this from my vet for my senior dog, Stormy. She lived to the ripe old age of 19, but from the age of 15 on, was pretty stiff and sore. This worked well, and helped her move around more easily.

Pros: helps arthritis

Cons: expensive

We used these for our old lab a couple of years ago, and it helped so much with her arthritis! You just put it in her food and she ate it right up! She was able to walk much easier!

Pros: everything

Cons: nothing