My cat just turned 13 and I've definitely started noticing some mobility issues. I do have a vet appointment to check for arthritis to see if she needs to be on medication, but I'm happy to be able to give her these joint health and mobility treats to support her comfort. She can be a picky eater, and she loved the taste of these. The size is just right for a small treat without overdoing it. Appearance is similar to tube treats of this type. I'm hoping this will be effective, it's very easy to use. The tubes are durable and thick, and would travel well. I also like that there is an identification card included that you could put in your wallet to alert others that you have a cat home alone. Should that be the case. One less thing to worry about. Overall, great product.
My senior Maine Coon cat loves these joint and mobility care food tubes. He’s all over them every time. Maine Coons are prone to hip and joint issues, so I'm hoping that these are helping him.What stood out to me is that these actually contain meaningful amounts of glucosamine and chondroitin, around ~100 mg of each per tube. That puts them in a different category than most lickable treats that just sprinkle in a tiny amount for marketing, these are actual supplements. You can realistically compare this to powders or soft chews, which often have about double that per serving, closer to what’s typically used for joint support.That said, they’re not a great value. To reach those typical amounts, you may need multiple tubes per day, and that adds up quickly. But for picky cats, a lickable format might be the only way to get anything in them, and these are definitely convenient.I would treat this as a maybe-helpful supplement, not an evidence-backed arthritis treatment. It’s also something you would need to use long term, so you are not going to see immediate results.The tubes themselves don't contain much food, but this could be seen as a positive if your cat doesn't eat much or you need to mix this in with their normal food.Salmon is the main ingredient, and the smell reflects that, but in a normal way, like canned salmon. I have tried other cat foods that were extremely pungent and not in a good way, but this one smells fine and isn’t off-putting.One thing to keep in mind is that salmon can be an allergen for some cats. I have another cat that cannot eat fish at all, so I would love to see a chicken-only version of this product.
Its a small size tube, so I dont feel like im over-treating the cat. I like the natural ingredients. Its a great way to give a hip supplement to the older cats with hip and joint issues, or the younger large cats so they hopefully delay experiencing hip and joint issues.
Feral cat I feed had a sprained leg so I gave to her and it helped with recovery
Did not notice any ordor. Cats take it well. Good product for my older cats.
At least my fussy old cat will eat it…I have tried every thing else with no luck
She liked it the first couple times but she avoids it now. I did notice it seemed a little easier for her to get around so I believe it works. I just have picky felines.
My cat likes it and it seems to helping.
Cat loved it and easy to administer. She moves better now.
Know that there will be a difference in the way they walk. Less stiffness
My cat loves it!
Glucosamine for cats is hard to deliver because most of them won't eat tablets and powders get noticed. The lickable salmon paste format is a clear winner here. My 13 year old goes after it directly off my finger or off a plate, no coaxing. Individual packaging is the feature I didn't know I wanted, no oxidation issues and no measuring, you tear and serve. Each pack is one full dose so dosing is foolproof. 30 packs lasts a month at one a day, which works for the price point compared to liquid bottles that go bad after opening. The salmon flavor is strong but not artificial smelling, real fish-forward. Joint mobility is hard to evaluate in a few weeks but she's been jumping up to her usual perch with less hesitation, which I'll take as a positive sign. Glucosamine and chondroitin levels are listed clearly on each pack, which I appreciate. Storage is easy because the packs are flat and stack in a drawer. For arthritic or aging cats, this is a low-friction way to get joint support in.
I recently tried a cat hip and joint care supplement in treat tube form, and it’s been a great experience so far. My cat can be pretty picky, but he absolutely loves the taste—he treats it just like a regular snack, which makes giving it to him completely hassle-free.The tube format is especially convenient. It’s easy to control the portion, and I can either feed it directly to him or add it on top of his food. There’s no mess, no crumbling tablets, and no struggle trying to hide medication.After a few weeks of consistent use, I’ve started to notice subtle improvements in his mobility. He seems a bit more active and comfortable, especially when jumping or moving around, which has been really encouraging to see.If I had one small critique, it would be that the tubes run out fairly quickly if used daily, so you may need to restock often. That said, the ease of use and how much he enjoys it make it well worth it.Overall, this is a convenient and effective option for supporting joint health, especially if you have a cat that doesn’t do well with traditional supplements.
Pleasant Taste
Both of their Royal Highnesses liked this. These are smaller packets than the store bought brands. The ingredients are legit and there is very little filler; most is vitamins that are used for joint stiffness.
I am only giving this 3 stars right now because I feel like it is going to take at least a couple months to know if this is doing anything or not. I am a vet tech for reference. My cat is more than a little hesitant about taking it so that makes it a little difficult to give to him and the ease of giving a supplement or any medication is very important to me. We ave to trick him to eat it and it's not like a fun game. Because he does have joint issues, I AM willing to keep giving it for another month tho and see if it makes any difference. We are also giving him an Rx diet food in an attempt to help him lose some weight so the two together will hopefully help him because he is the crabbiest, most "bitey" don't touch me cat I have ever had and I have taken on some cats that's were going to be euthanized because of their bad behavior and we believed tat the behavior was directly related to pain. I definitely have hope for this. f it does anything miraculous, I will come back and make an addition to tis review.
Between me and the rest of my family members, we have 11 cats. I've tried mine first, then my family's. Only one cat ate this treat. He's been iffy after the second time offered though.It doesn't smell weird, and the texture is fine in my opinion.They just refused to try it. I can't speak on it's effectiveness as I'm sure more than one serving is needed.Try one serving first before committing.
The pet clear wet, wipe gloves were very moist and they fit just about any size hand. At first, my cat ran away from me with the glove on. I had to wear the glove for several minutes. Finally he let me pet him and instantly I noticed a lot of loose hair and dirt adhere to the glove. Once he gets used to this glove, it’s going to be a very useful cleaning device. I also noticed I was able to use the glove afterwards to clean up Luz, kitty litter and other hair on the bathroom tile floor. This is a great tool to use to clean your cat or your dog in this case my cat. I definitely would recommend it although some skittish cats are not going to allow you to pet them right away until they’re used to it.