Zipvit Flex a Joint for Dogs with Glucosamine, Chondroitin, Vitamin C & MSM

A good all-round supplement to help keep senior dogs in good mobility. I wrap them in dog peanut butter & both dogs will take them well. The ingredients must be helping as no issues since I started them a couple of months ago & it helps to know that I am doing my best to keep their mobility good as they now enter their teen years.

My 6 year old cavachon injured his leg on 1st May and was diagnosed with cruciate ligament tear. Since 1st May he has been limping or hopping and only able to go on short walks. We stopped him from jumping up onto the bed or sofa, and we wouldn't allow him to play with any toys that encouraged him to run. We went on holiday a few weeks ago and purchased a doggy buggy, because he couldn't walk far. We started him on these tablets on 3rd August. We've been giving him two every night, mixed in his food. I have patiently waited for improvement. It's been 6 weeks since he started taking these tablets and the improvement this week has been dramatic. On Tuesday i noticed that he started jumping up on the bed and sofa without waiting for my help. I told him off but realised that his leg must be feeling better. My husband also told me that he hadn't noticed him limping so much, on his daily walks, and he wasn't limping around the house, in the evening, or after a long rest. Today we went to the beach. We were out for 4 hours, with some bench rests, but he walked at least two hours in total, and zero limping, hopping, and no stopping to ask for a rest. He wanted to walk further but we didn't want to push it. I'm seriously thinking that these tablets, after 6 weeks, have dramatically reduced the pain and inflammation. We were so concerned that he would have to have an operation. He'll definitely be on these tablets for life, so i hope they don't discontinue.

Both my dogs (and my 2 cats) are over 10 years old and the BT was starting to be a little hesitant in jumping onto the settee after exercise. Also, one of my elderly cats started limping (vet confirmed arthritis). Vet recommended Yumove (which I immediately purchased) but it's expensive, especially if you have multiple animals on it. So, I looked for an alternative that I could give to both cats and dogs and this one fit the bill. It's half the price of the Yumove and in my opinion (and my animals are doing well) it's helping the BT's movement and the cat is much better too.

crack 3 in to my rotties food every morning joints do seem to be alot better don't hear any cracking when he gets up

My dog is a border collie/lurcher cross and she is now 12 years old. In dog years, therefore, she is elderly. However. she does not look or act her age and I hope that this will continue for as long as possible. I moved house fairly recently, and my dog now came into contact with other dogs and every evening she met up with 3 other dogs locally for a run around off the lead (supervised by the owners). The other dogs were all younger than her but she tried hard to keep up with them. She absolutely loved this but would come home happy but exhausted. I sometimes noticed that she would have a very slight limp. This never lasted long but I was worried that all this exercise was putting a strain on her joints. I decided to buy this product in the hope that it would protect her joints. She has been using it for some weeks now and I haven't noticed her limping again so I feel that the product is helping her. Of course, it may also be the fact that all this exercise is strengthening her joints. Possibly a combination of the two factors? I have decided to continue her on this product and have now taken out a subscription with Amazon so that I never run out.

My 2 Border Terriers are 10 and 11 in May so I thought Id start with a supplement 'just incase' as I have noticed my boy dog (nearly10 yrs) limping slightly at times. The vet said it could be mild arthritis. My girl is fine but I have noticed the ageing process catching up. These are quite large in size but because you can simply separate it in the middle I just add the powder to their food. It doesn't affect them eating their dinner at all so I suppose there is no taste. I have to say (this is my opinion on these things) that I have not noticed any difference to their joints, health coat or themselves at all. Im not one for taking supplements myself but I cant see that it will hurt them to have these but on the basis of 'it may help in them in the future if I start now'. They are cheap enough and if they do help with their little joints during the later part of their lives that's good. Buying these for you pet is a personal choice.

Very helpful for my elderly Dog joints.

Very pleased with my order.