Amazon has
150-Count Nutramax Laboratories Dasuquin w/ MSM Soft Chews for
$34.14 (discount will show in cart) when you check out w/ Subscribe & Save.
Shipping is free.
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Features:- Dasuquin and Dasuquin with MSM help support and maintain joint comfort. ASU adds to the effects of glucosamine and chondroitin to help maintain cartilage structure.
- Antioxidants help to protects joint tissues from oxidative stress.
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As someone that has been in the animal health industry since 2007, I would like to offer a different product for consideration. I do not have ANY affiliation with this product, just extensive personal experience with both products.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B008KHL...TMX03
The Synovi G4 offers a better "blend" that addresses more things that tend to occur within the joint and surrounding tissue than the Dasaquin.
Inflammation, free-radicals, synovial fluid production.
In all fairness, there is another Dasaquin product that is almost as comparable (primarily missing the Creatine Monohydrate which supports muscle tissue that tends to waste on older dogs) to the Synovi G4. It called Dasaquin Advanced and it is WAY more expensive than the Synovi G4 and at least 2x the price of this Dasaquin.
Again, my experience is with both products and got incredible feedback from pet owners that were using the Synovi G4, many of which had been using Dasaquin prior.
My ONLY motivation to make this post is help people pick the best product for their pet and save the human some $$$ in the process.
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Not that I'm complaining, but after 15% S&S, 20% off, and the coupon, it came to $18 and change:
Item(s) Subtotal:$56.99
Shipping & Handling:$0.00
Subscribe & Save:-$8.55
Extra Savings:-$20.00
Your Coupon Savings:-$11.40
Total before tax:$17.04
Estimated tax to be collected:$1.13
Grand Total:$18.17
As someone that has been in the animal health industry since 2007, I would like to offer a different product for consideration. I do not have ANY affiliation with this product, just extensive personal experience with both products.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B008KHL...TMX03
The Synovi G4 offers a better "blend" that addresses more things that tend to occur within the joint and surrounding tissue than the Dasaquin.
Inflammation, free-radicals, synovial fluid production.
In all fairness, there is another Dasaquin product that is almost as comparable (primarily missing the Creatine Monohydrate which supports muscle tissue that tends to waste on older dogs) to the Synovi G4. It called Dasaquin Advanced and it is WAY more expensive than the Synovi G4 and at least 2x the price of this Dasaquin.
Again, my experience is with both products and got incredible feedback from pet owners that were using the Synovi G4, many of which had been using Dasaquin prior.
My ONLY motivation to make this post is help people pick the best product for their pet and save the human some $$$ in the process.
I think it's prednisone or similar.
I think it's prednisone or similar.
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I think it's prednisone or similar.
For supplements that are a pain management/anti-inflammatory product, there is one called Alenza.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07767G...YAV49
It is not a "joint supplement" it is a natural anti-inflammatory. However, by managing inflammation, the joint health is still maintained because inflammation destroys healthy cartilage.
One of the most important things about the Alenza is the fact that it has NO negative impact to liver and kidneys, which is a major concern with NSAIDS.
Back on the stuff from the vet and she's much better. If your dog has serious issues talk to your vet.
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