MAX Dog Joint Supplement Soft Chews, 90 Ct

My American bully/ pit would limp sometimes for 3 or 4 days . Then it would be alternate back legs. Sometimes it would be the leg back leg. Then the next time it would be the right. The vet said it was his crucial legament. I started giving this supplement to my boy per the vet. I was going to try anything at the time because if he needed surgery I did not have $3,000-$6,000. But keep in mind I would come up with surgery money somehow if all else failed. It has been almost 2 years since he has been on this supplement. No more limping since he has been on this. I believe in this med. My boy just turned 6 and he still gets the zoomies . I also monitor his weight to make sure weight stays normal. I also feed him science diet dog food with joint and cartilage ingredients .

I've been using these for over a year for my dogs (7 and 5).I haven't had any joint issues crop up. High cost when not on sale so I usually try to stock up when I see it on sale.

Our German Shepard has hip dysplasia and it does help her on our walks in the country

Mu 8 year old husky has some back issues, but tjis product helps her be a playful pup thepuhh the day.

These are not cheap but I’ve gotta say that with an elderly lab with arthritis these have really helped him along the lines of added comfort. They do their job so they’re definitely not snake oil!

This is the best joint supplement on the market It’s working great for my 14yr old American Pit Bull I really need to give him two supplements a day but because of the increased price of the Phycox Max soft chews he’s now only getting one a day and I can really see the difference What’s sad is the fact that you finally find a Joint Supplement that really works and then they jack the price up like $20 so that you can’t afford to purchase it for your dog that really needs a good joint supplement for his health Unbelievable….

I would definitely recommend this product to anyone that has an elderly dog. When I gave it to mine she was like a puppy again it really helped her joints.

Have an 8 (going on 9) mastiff. She was on Dasuquin for years. She would limp after more active play sessions or longer walks. Eventually had surgery on her knee, and would still occasionally limp after being active for a bit. We switched her over to Phycox and Fish Oil and I haven't seen her limp in probably about a year. We actually got a puppy, and she's been more active in the last few months than in the last few years combined, and again, no limping. Not sure it it's 100% Phycox related, but I believe that it helped a lot.