Concentrated Liquid Glucosamine for Dogs & Cats with Chondroitin: 1500mg High Potency, Boswellin, Yucca, Manganese for Mobility Support - USA Made, Beef Flavor

Have been giving this to our female German Shepherd for many years. She is 12 years old and still going strong. I mix it once a day in her food and she eats it with no issues. Plus I find it easier to give to her than pills.

My cat fell and ended up with a slipped disc near the base of her tail. She couldn't use her back legs for a few days and was in a great deal of pain and on prescription pain meds for about a month. I tried the Cosequin capsuls with powder and my cat refused the food on the 3rd day because of the Cosequin powder. It didn't matter how it was mixed into the food, she refused to eat the food. My other cat refused her Cosequin spiked food from day one and wouldn't even taste it. Once I switched them to the liquid, my injured cat took to it and eats it every time I give it to her. I started her out with a daily dose for a month or two and then cut back to every other day and then every 3rd day. Her limp starts back on the 3rd day and we have since settled on an every other day 1/16th teaspoon dose. I poor it into the center of Wellness chicken food mixed with water and cover the Syn-flex with enough food that she doesn't see it. She consumes it every time. My other cat refuses food with Syn-flex it it so hopefully, she will never need it.I did find that the daily dose of Syn-flex caused my cat's stool to be too soft, another reason I cut back to every other day. I was concerned it was upsetting her stomach.She is now back to running and jumping and will be on this for this rest of her life because of the remarkable improvement.One thing to note, one bottle will last months! I personally would recommend buying only one bottle at a time for your animal so you will not end up with expired product.

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I found it impossible to convert the dosage weight chart to accommodate my little 6 pound Maltese. I feel it's really not fair for me to asses the progress for her. However... 20 years ago, the formula worked wonders for my 13 pound, 14 year old Mini Schnauzer. Within a month, she began running up the steps with the ease of a 5 year old. Wishing everyone's pet great success using Synflex.

We have a rescue dog that was malnourished as a young pup. Due to this, he developed some issues with his hips at only a year old. Because we didn't want to go the route of strong pain meds with such a young dog, we decided to give this a try first.Before trying this product, our pup was very stiff. He had difficult getting up after laying down. Our very playful puppy didn't really want to play. He would sit down - a lot. Running and walking were difficult.After taking a double dose of this for a few days, we started to see real improvement. He was able to get up without much difficulty, and he was more active.After taking this daily for a couple of weeks, he was almost back to his pre-pain self. He was even able to jump on the bed again.The real test was this past week when we headed to our cabin. We were a bit nervous when he decided to join is furry brother in a fast-paced game of catch as previously this meant that he'd been struggling to move within a couple of hours of playing. We were thrilled to see that he had no soreness or difficulty moving after the play session. He was running around and playing with no difficulties. He was even chasing around birds and rabbits with ease.After seeing the results of taking it for a month, we have decided to continue to have him take it. He's not thrilled with the taste, but I think he knows that it helps him as he eats his food anyway. (We just pour the needed amount over his dry food in the morning.) We have our happy puppy back.

I have Malamutes. One has some arthritis in her front ankles, and the other had to have surgical repair for a torn crucial ligament. The vet suggested this, especially for the one with the arthritis. It took me a bit to figure out to dispense it as there are no instructions on the label. You tilt and squeeze the bottle and then the one side takes up the liquid. There are dose lines to guide you.The dogs like the taste, but they hate wet dog food. Since the best way to deliver the medicine is on their food, this was a problem. I’d pour the dose over their kibble, but they’d only eat until the kibble got mushy and would then stop. They’re Malamutes, so they eat Orijen 6 Fish - high protein, high fat, no wheat or corn, no domestic animals (beef, chicken, lamb), lots of fruits and veggies - which works well with their more primitive digestion. The smell of the Synflex isn’t bad until it’s poured over the fishy dog food. So, I can understand why they wouldn’t like it. I found a combination of two other supplements that are really helping with inflammation and joint movement. Those are pills that I can put in a spoonful of peanut butter and go right down. It’s all about what your dog will actually be willing to put inside them. For my dogs, this didn’t work.