I bought these tablets to help heal a partial crucial ligament tear. These tablets are somewhat large and hard and my dog really didn't like taking them whole. I ended up breaking each tablet into quarters, and use some hemp oil on top of them.

So far our 10 year old Siberian Husky loves these chewable tablets and they seam to be helping her osteoarthritis... She seams happier and more active with no more limping.....

My dog tore his meniscus last summer and even after surgery his leg was always weak. He would limp and shake. After one month of use his leg doesn’t shake and he is visibly in less pain, which is always a great thing to see a product work as it is intended to. 10/10 recommend.

Petco had the product at a very good price. I ordered online and it arrived rapidly. I will continue to shop at Petco

I've been using this for my arthritic dog for years. It works great.

VetriScience GlycoGlex III chewables have been helping my dogs be mobile and less symptomatically painful due to their arthritis for over 20 years now! From flatcoat/lab retriever crosses, to houndy mutts, from shih tzus and chis, to English Shepherds, Glycoflex III has a patented proven effective form of glucosamine and shellfish combined with MSM and chondroitin, that has eased their young and geriatric phases of life without equal. Even once dasuquin became available, a step up from nutramax's cosequen, Glycoflex worked better, worked more consistently, was more palatable and easy to administer, and an extra dose on bad days made all the difference. VetriScience is at the forefront of veterinary pharmaceutical and neutraceutical products for many dogs' lifetimes now!

I know that this stuff works because about 4 days after being out his limp comes back. And this is the same stuff my Vet sells, just much cheaper here.

Our six-year old, combination golden retriever/black lab was a trooper. Between my wife and me it would put on 5 to 10 miles/day. About a year ago it started developing a limp, which worsened over time until he couldn't run and was reluctant to walk more than a couple of miles. Our vet tried two different anit-inflamatories before discovering it was not his paw but shoulder instability (uneven gap in joint). They couldn't do anything for it, and refered us to a surgeon in the nearest city. She looked at the x-ray and said she couldn't help, and suggested we try the University of MN clinic 5 hours away, saying they "may" be able to do something. Out of desperation, I figured I would try the Glycoflex 3 our vet gave us. After about two weeks the limp was noticeably better, and a little more than 2 months out he's been limp free for the last month. He's back to no limitations on exercising. It's fantastic to know he's no longer in pain, and we have our old Ruckus back. If I were reading this I would think it too good to be true because the science on glucosamine is quite ambiguous in humans. Now I'm all in on this stuff; I just ordered two bottles.