Has helped my 11 year old Husky for years! PETCO is the way to go!

Sent prescription in, still says not received and no follow up

That was a simple order process and the pills arrived as expected

Prompt communication with my vet and delivery of the meds.

Meds work great, delivery is problematic. This is a pain medication for hip dysplasia. Meaning I cannot be without, or my pet suffers. Yet it can take anywhere from one and one half weeks up to a month to receive when ordering. So, when should I place my order? If I place it a full month in advance to guarantee it arrives before I am out, then I am early as far as the prescription reads and I appear to be overmedicating. If I wait until it is with the appropriate window for the script, then I take the chance I will be out before delivery. As a controlled substance then at least once a year they have to send the request to the vet to authorize the script, adding to the delivery time. Any time I do run out before delivery I then have to go to the vet & get a week's worth or so to cover the gap. More disruption in schedule, method of ingestion by my dog, and increased cost. Deliveries should have more of a controlled window for specific items, especially when "immediate", "next day", or "2 day" delivery is available on so much out there. For something like this the companies should stop trying to extort extra money out of me for specific delivery times (I am already paying hundreds for the med to begin with) and just get it here in a reasonable delivery time. Oh, and please don't think my animals don't mean that much to me, 4 cats & 2 indoor dogs and they are loved.

It doesn't make a dent on my dog. She is still in pain and has arthritis super bad

Petco made ordering simple, they contacted our veterinarian and shipped the product promptly.

Carprofen has really helped my old dog (15) with mobility. I prefer the chewables to the pills, because I can put it with his kibble. The pill had to be hidden in cheese. If you have an older dog having trouble getting up and down, check with your vet. This is a prescription medicine.