So far so good with this medicine for our little "Baby", she is 12 years old and has really been starting to hurt.We are so thankful for Natural products like this that help aging pets.I will update, winter is the hardest on her so this is perfect timing...UPDATE!!!!! 3/5/2020Baby has gone through the winter with this product, I have noticed a HUGE difference, she is more playful, wants to go outside still, even on the coldest days. I watch her out the window and she is chasing things and acting like a cat should.She has a geriatric step stool that she uses to get to were we feed her, have dogs so cant be on floor, she has always used it up and down, now she jumps down from the dryer always.it just makes us feel better knowing she is not suffering!!!
This product has done wonders for our 3 kitties ages 11 years ( female Manx) and 9 years (the 2 black and whites). Was going through my orders today and looked up this product and was so sad that it says currently unavailable! Why????? I hope it becomes available again before I run out of pills. Please Amazon, bring it back!!!UPDATEOctober 7Almost been using for 2 months now, the difference it's made for all 3 of our furbabies is phenomenal! I couldn't be happier with the results! They all seem happier and more active.The 11 year old Manx has Iris melanoma, can be common in older cats, its brown discoloration on the green natural color of her eye. It developed in both eyes, the 2nd eye about 2 years ago the 1st started about 5 years ago. About a week ago I noticed the eye that was least effected had almost no more brown discoloration anymore and the original 1st eye that was the worse looked better, the brown was fading from it, I could see more of the green. At 1st I thought it was my imagination, then I had my partner look at her and he said, "wow, her eyes look so much better, the brown is fading!" We don't know how, or why but they look so much better! These pills are the only thing we have added to or changed.
I needed to try something that my VERY picky cat would take. I wasted a lot of money on prescriptions from the veterinary clinic but she would not take any of the pills or liquids. She is almost 12 years old and her back legs have been getting weaker. It has taken over three bottles to actually see some results but she is now walking better and able to jump a couple of feet onto a couch. The vet claims there is nothing in this product for pain, but it has something THAT WORKS AND MY CAT WILL TAKE IN HER FOOD with no problem. Thank you.
This has helped Bella move much better. I also think her joints aren’t hurting her like before.
Okay my cat has been taking this for about a week now. Do I see a change no. However may still need more time. But the fact that my picky one can not tell he is even get it, because there is no odor taste for him is a Blessing. Wish I could say it's been a week and a miracle, I can't but willing to give it more time. And lots of prayers.
Worked great in the beginning - but seems to do less as time goes on ….
Easy to administer to a cat. I think there is an improvement on my cat gait. I am using the oral care on my both cats for quite a while with excellent results. I trust this company and their products.
My senior furbaby cat has been on the supplement for three weeks. She is sprinting downstairs to our family room and is more active!!!!! I am so happy!!!!!
I have a Russian Blue that is 19 years old, he was showing signs or arthritis. I crush three tablets twice a day in his food and since then he has the morning zoomies where the young cats can't catch him. I love all Best life 4 pets products! Thank you!
Our cat leo was in a lot of pain in his hips. To the point nobody could touch him by his back. Now after 2 days he is moving snd climbing stairs better and we can pet him . I would say he is feeling a lot better. At 17 we thought it was the beginning of the end now we only see improvement .
I have 2 stray cats that I feed and one of the cats was limping and holding his foot in the air! This is the 3rd day! I had ordered these pills ..hoping they would help him! I gave him 2 of the pills in his food ..with 2 teaspoons of food at first to make sure that he swallowed the pill! I kept an eye on him....and half hour later he could walk on the sore foot! I was amazed! It is a miracle! Thank You! I went by the reviews that were posted! Cat looks happy now!
I have an 18 yr old male cat that has arthritis and I have a 15 pound female cat. My girl cat ran from a dog and tore her acl. We did light therapy and limited activity in hopes it would create scar tissue and that would help stabilize it. It worked. Within 2 yrs she was jumping out of our truck and landed weird and she blew out the other acl. Again we limited activity and did red light treatments. She is mobile but bc she is large and did both knees, there are days that she doesn’t get out of bed except for eating and relieving and that tells me to give her 2 pills, an hour later she is up and hanging out with us and going in the back yard. Same with the senior cat. If they need a little pain relief, this works and you will be able to see the difference right away. I love it being all natural ingredients. I crush and put it in a stick treat that I put into a bowl and stir it up. They love it so it must not have a flavor. Great product.
My 10 year old feline began having joint discomfort in her rear legs a few months ago and her Veterinarian suggested adding glucosamine to her meals which only eased her pain slightly. I did some research online and saw this item for cats and decided to try it. After only three days she was back to her old self! Two small tablets mixed in her morning and evening canned food has been the dosage that works best for her after trying different amounts over the first several weeks. We love this stuff! Update May 6 2024: Siddia has been taking this supplement for almost 2 years and for about 8 months since I increased the pills to 6 a day, 3 with breakfast and 3 with dinner.She was having a little discomfort with 4 and even 5 a day, but 6 has kept her acting like she's 5 years old instead of almost 12, consistently. Just wanted to share that. My only disappointment is they downsized the amount of pills by fifty. Hopefully they won't continue to do that while keeping the price the same.
Over the past three years, my senior cat's arthritis has been growing progressively worse. We've used (and still use) Cosequin and give her regular shots of Adequan. We've tried laser therapy at the vet's office (which she hated). She had reached the point where she often lost her balance if she turned too quickly, or hopped out of a box; forget jumping straight onto a chair or the couch. (Pet stairs have been added all over the house!) Instead of sitting on the floor, she would quickly lie down instead.I figured it couldn't hurt to give this product a try. She has been using it for a bit over a month now. She still can't jump onto the sofa by herself, but now when she gets up from a nap, she's happy to sit up instead of lying down. I no longer see her losing her balance. Her face has lost its somewhat strained look and she's looking happy and comfortable again. Her hips are even starting to gain some new meat and muscle instead of looking gaunt and bony.Since we've already been using other meds, we figure it HAS to be this one making the difference. Our one complaint is that it isn't really THAT easy to administer. You are supposed to give about four pills a day - and it doesn't make a cat happy to be "pilled" four times a day. Supposedly it can be dissolved in food, but then you don't know if she gets it all. So our solution has been to - literally - drill holes in her favorite treat, "Greenies," cut the pills in half and insert them in the holes. (Kinda like peeling grapes for your cat.) But the good news is that she gobbles these up with no indication that she even notices the pills. So it's worthwhile, but my family really snickers at the thought of me standing at the sink, diligently drilling holes in cat treats... Still, I think this may have bought our girl a couple of extra years of life.
I have a 22-year-old cat with multiple health issues, including kidney disease and arthritis. I have had him on glucosamine for years, but in January, his joints seemed to worsen to the point where he could not crouch in the litter box, and therefore would "miss." I set up some senior step cat boxes, but that didn't totally solve the issue, and generally, he seemed uncomfortable. I tried CBD oil, but that only confused him. After taking him to the vet, who put him on pain killers, things only got worse--Ataxia and diarrhea. As unfair as it seemed, I thought I might have to have him put down. Fortunately, I decided to try this remedy (along with probiotics and gastro-intestinal diet food), and I can't tell you how happy we both are now. Of course, he'll never by a spry young cat again, but he gets around just fine, and no more "accidents" with the litter box. If your cat has joint issues, I strongly recommend you at least try this, and I hope your results are as good as ours.
I have a 16-year-old cat that has had pain issues for over a year. She has been on prednisolone, the steroid, to help with the pain as the only other options were narcotics that made her high all the time and she just sat and did nothing. The steroid has helped but has many side effects and while we had decreased her dose, we couldn’t decrease it anymore as her discomfort would come back.After some searching I found this supplement and thought I would give it a try. This was a few months ago and the change we have seen and her has been amazing. She now is grooming again, jumping on things, is eating more and most importantly she is acting more like the kitty we knew...all sorts of snuggly. We have been able to decrease her steroid with no signs of additional pain.The instructions say to give 3 to 5 pills, one time a day. However, we spread out her pills throughout the day; usually 2 with the morning feed, 2 with the afternoon feed and 1 with dinner. Normally we crush them and mix them in her food but I have had to place them in her mouth. They truly do dissolve very quickly and once I get them in her mouth, due to the dissolving they don’t come out like a regular pill would.I am not sure how or why the supplement works but I am very glad that I have tried it.
I have two older cats, 9 and 14, and both started having arthritic issues. One is gimpy and the other suddenly could not jump higher than 18 inches after being a wonderful lifelong jumper. I was terrified and took her to the vet. They gave me syringes with liquid pain meds in them, but I asked for an anti-inflammatory, instead; pain pills are not my idea of a long-term solution. They said Cosequin, but I had already had that for the other baby, and it didn't work for her. So I was pretty deflated until I found this. I am so relieved, now. I use this for both babies, once a day on top of their wet food. I grind the pills in a pill crusher, place it in a vial and use a 1/8 teaspoon (or "a pinch") measuring spoon to sprinkle it over the food (between 3 and 4 pills), then pour gravy over the ground pills. It is a bit of a pain in the rear, but I'd do nearly anything to help them. I also tried backing off to see if it was really helping, thinking maybe it was a sprain and the wound healed. Nope. The awkward jumping came back and I immediately gave her some the minute I noticed it. The next day she was back to herself. So, so thankful. I will be so upset if I ever cannot get this product. Please give it a try if you, like me, want a natural product that helps feline joint issues. It's worth every penny and lasts quite a while even with 2 cats, 10 and 15 lbs.