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Cosequin® Regular Strength Capsules for Small Dogs & Cats

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Cosequin® Regular Strength Capsules for Small Dogs & Cats

*	Cosequin combines glucosamine with other effective ingredients for joint support

*	Three formulas so you can find one that fits your dog's joint care needs

*	Tasty oral capsules or tablets your dog will love

Cosequin plays an important role in maintaining healthy joint function. It supports healthy cartilage and helps protect existing cartilage from breakdown. It contains glucosamine hydrochloride and sodium chondroitin sulfate, in a trademarked combination that has been shown safe, effective and bioavailable in peer-reviewed, controlled, U.S. veterinary studies. These capsules can be sprinkled over your pet's food for easy delivery. For small dogs and cats. Cosequin® DS (double strength) is recommended for larger dogs (over 25 lbs.).

Source: Among retail brands. Survey conducted in February 2014 of small animal veterinarians who recommended oral joint health supplements.

Cosequin for Cats also available.

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Rated 4.8 out of 5 by 197 reviewers.

Rated 5 out of 5 by itbmeyer This product works well I have been using Coesequin for my dogs for several years and it appears to work well. June 25, 2016

Rated 5 out of 5 by MarthaG Great product! My oldest Golden Retriever (he is 11) has been takiing Cosequin since he was 7 months old and had surgery for osteochondritis. He also has mild hip dysplasia. My youngest Golden Retriever (he is 4) has been taking Cosequin since we got him at age 9 months because I think it is a good supplement and it will help him as he ages. And I get it at Drs. Foster and Smith because it is the most reasonable price I have found. June 19, 2016

Rated 5 out of 5 by CandyG It works We've used this product with several of our dogs over the years with excellent results. Most recently, a few months ago, my 13 year old Welsh Corgi was looking at me daily to carry him up the stairs but now that I started him on the Cosequin he climbs stairs on his own. May 8, 2016

Rated 5 out of 5 by BillyBoyBill I have only given these pills3 weeks only I do see great improvments to my 2 sheep dogs. Will continue giving pills February 25, 2016

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Would you recommend using this in a "preventive maintenance" situation?

I am a furmom to a rescued lab mix, I don't know his background as he was picked up as a stray. I also rescued a shepard/chow mix in the past that had severe joint health issues that were managed with prednisone, cosequin tabs and adequan injections but eventually lead to his passing. I want to avoid joint issues in this new guy, if possible.

Age: 55-65

Gender: female

8 months ago

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Carlisle, Pa

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I used it for my poodle Joy, as she had injured her leg at the age of 5; x-rays were taken to make sure nothing was broken (nothing was thank goodness) but they told me she was at 1st stage of arthritis. I started giving her cosequin daily and her arthritis didn't start getting bad until she hit the age of 12 and only in cold snowy weather. She passed when she was about 14 from a heart condition but could still walk around with no problems.

I have another poodle, Star and she is now 3 years old, I am going to be giving her the cosequin (per ok by vet) as a preventative measure. It will not stop her from getting arthritis, (nothing will) but it will boost up her joint system so it may not hit her as bad.

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YES I WOULD, IT REALLY HELPED GRACIE, THE FIRST YEAR WE GOT HER FROM THE POUND, SHE BLEW OUT BOTH HER BACK LEGS CHASING AFTER A SQUIRREL. WE GOT HER BRACES FOR HER BACK LEGS THAT WERE EXPENSIVE. BUT SHE HAS NEVER USED THEM, I WILL KEEP THEM FOR HER LATER YEARS, BUT FOR NOW I WILL KEEP HER ON THIS, BECAUSE SHE HAS SO MUCH IMPROVED HER BALANCE AND I JUST WANTED HER TO HAVE A GOOD LIFE. AND SHE IS. I WOULD REALLY GIVE THIS A TRY AND I HAVE A FRIEND WHO HAS A LAB/MIX AND I GOT HER TO TRY IT. HE NOW RUNS AND PLAYS, BUT SAME AS GRACIE HE HAS HIS GOOD DAYS AND HIS BAD, BUT OVER ALL IT WORKS. BLESS YOU

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I used the Cosequin capsules! I Think the capsules are a better choice! Worked fantastic for my 15 year old Westie!!

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I would; however, I'm not a veterinarian and think an animal's vet should be consulted first.

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shirnnee,

Thank you for your question. We sincerely apologize, unfortunately, we do not have a product to prevent joint problems for your dog. However, all of the products that we do offer will help control problems that your dog may have. Even if your dog does not have the problems right now you are more than welcome to use one of the Cosequin products, which may help slow down the joint pain that your dog could experience in the future.

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Adequan injection

Thanks for the review in cosequin, I will try. But the thing is I cannot seem to find adequan injectable. Can you contact me? Or recommend a source my vet could contact?

Age: 35-44

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Dr fosters and smith - that's where I get adequan for my pup

Age: 25-34

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I've never tried the injectable. But with dasuquin it's a chewable product and my dog actually thinks they are treats and looks forward to his dose every morning. Why inject if you can get the dog to eat it without fuss?

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Thank you for your question. We do sell the Adequan; it is listed under the Pharmacy section as it does require a prescription. We have provided a link to this product below.

http://www.drsfostersmith.com/produ...

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