During the last year of my dog Abby's life she suffered from severe joint pain. After we started giving her a glucosamine supplement she was able to get up and down easier and was much perkier on walks. If your dog or cat has arthritis pain try glucosamine before resulting to expensive pills from the vet. Doctors recommend glucosamine to people so it makes sense that it would also work for animals.

Pros: Easy to find, helps arthritis symptoms

Cons: none

Glucosamine is a great joint supplement. Perfect for dogs with joint injuries and also, for senior dogs with arthritis.

Pros: Great joint supplement

Cons: a bit pricey

My large dogs take this supplement and it seems to really help. Ava no longer gets up slowly. I would recommend this to anyone with dogs with joint problems.

Pros: A great suppliment for any canine needing the prevention or help of glucosamine.

Cons: none

I give all my dogs this supplement. It good to start it early, to help your dog throughout his entire life. My 15 year old chow mix has been on it for over 10 years. I would hate to see her without this. All my dogs like it and think that it is a treat.

Pros: It very good for them.

Cons: Another thing to remember to give out.

Glucosamine is a necessity for the aging doggy, when there hips start getting stiff and sore. The best way I've found to give it to my dog is putting it inside a little pb and j sandwhich (cuz she loves pb and j!) or you can "hide" it amongst wet food, this will make it easy to give it to your dog. When a dog hits about 6 or 7 years old, I think it's only fair to give them this supplement if they seem a bit stiffer or slower than they used to, although Im not vet,

Pros: it provides relief for stiff hips

Cons: wish it only cost $1, but price is reasonable