I am interested in cosequin for my older dog, I would like to know the strength and ingredient list. Thanks for your input.
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500 mg of Glucosamine Hydrochloride (HCI) 500 mg of Methylsulfonylmethan (MSM) These are the ingredients. Depending on the weight of the dog will determine how many tablets he/she gets. I hope this helps.
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I have been using this product for over a year and see a very positive results. Depend in on your dog size is important to choose the right dose.
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500 mg of Glucosamine Hydrochloride (HCI)500 mg of Methylsulfonylmethan (MSM)These are the ingredients. Depending on the weight of the dog will determine how many tablets he/she gets. I hope this helps.
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I have been using this product for over a year and see a very positive results. Depend in on your dog side is important to choose the right dose.
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Hi, a friend had recommended this because my guy (11 years) had started having joint issues. He seems improved. It's got 500 mg Glucosamine Hydrochloride and 500 mg Methylsuffonylmethane (whatever that is!) There's no actual "strength" they just give you a chart with the daily dose depending on the dog's weight.
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First let me tell you I'm not a Veterinarian. I would first suggest you talk with your Veterinarian before asking questions about products like Nutramax Dasuquin you order on line.My pup is a service dog and is my constant companion and I conduct as much research as I can on every product for my pet when ever a new product is prescribed. Dasuquin with MSM adds Methylsulfonylmethane for even stronger joint support for dogs. Please talk with your Veterinarian before giving any new product to your pet.
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You should double check the description of ingredients, but I believe it is both cosequin and glucosemine.
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I love Castor & Pollux Natural Ultramix, all natural ingredients has all the the glucosamine and chondroitin to promote joint health. My dog has been on it for 8 years, she is 9 years old and doing great....Recommend this to anyone who loves what is good for there dogs.
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The bag does not list the source of the ingredients. There's an excellent premium dog food that list the source of their ingredients. Champion Pet Foods makes two separate brands of dry dog food (that I know of). One is Orijen (my dogs did not like it), and the other is Acana (this is the one that I bought for my dogs). However, I do not know if they make a low calorie food, which is what my dogs need (one of them is pleasantly plump :-). If your dogs do not have a weight problem, I would strongly suggest that you give Acana a try. It is very rich in protein, which is excellent for young dogs, but not for older ones, as they do not need as much protein and can gain weight as a result. Good luck! The bag does not list the source of the ingredients. There's an excellent premium dog food that list the source of their ingredients. Champion Pet Foods makes two separate brands of dry dog food (that I know of). One is Orijen (my dogs did not like it), and the other is Acana (this is the one that I bought for my dogs). However, I do not know if they make a low calorie food, which is what my dogs need (one of them is pleasantly plump :-). If your dogs do not have a weight problem, I would strongly suggest that you give Acana a try. It is very rich in protein, which is excellent for young... » Read More The bag does not list the source of the ingredients. There's an excellent premium dog food that list the source of their ingredients. Champion Pet Foods makes two separate brands of dry dog food (that I know of). One is Orijen (my dogs did not like it), and the other is Acana (this is the one that I bought for my dogs). However, I do not know if they make a low calorie food, which is what my dogs need (one of them is pleasantly plump :-). If your dogs do not have a weight problem, I would strongly suggest that you give Acana a try. It is very rich in protein, which is excellent for young dogs, but not for older ones, as they do not need as much protein and can gain weight as a result. Good luck! « Show Less
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Yes we have the Cosequin for Cats that is an excellent product for older cats. This is made by the same company.
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My yorkie-maltese was diagnosed with hip dysplasia (with osteoarthritic changes) at two yrs old. Shes been on 25 mg chewable rimadyl for 3 years now and its been a great product. I walk her daily and she runs and fetches. Hopefully i can put off her FHO surgery for years to come. I do also feed her food containing omega 3 and give her a joint supplement treat daily. I plan to try phycox as her joint supplement treat as the one ive been giving her has been discontinued. My vet recommended using both together as well as a dog food containing omega 3/6.
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I've never bought the small breed one. You should be able to see the ingredients in the description of the product. I would guess most of them are similar. I like the product and my dog gobbles it right up mixed with his food. My vet said she uses it too.
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Sorry, I don't have any of the containers anymore ... doesn't it say on the site? If not, call the company that makes it. That's what I did to make sure it was safe to give my dog and what the dosage should be.
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The ingredients list/label is shown on the bigger bottle here on Amazon.com (the 180 count, I think). I recently compared it to another product, ingredient to ingredient, this other one being one that has almost 500 five-star reviews and reportedly lots of vet recommendations, and OsteoPet was better, ingredient for ingredient, than this competitor. My boy pup is still doing great with these supplements, and on days he's really active (like chasing squirrels at 12, wow!), then he gets a pain-free aspirin substitute, too. Also here on Amazon. His sister gets Osteo and Zeel, doing great, too. I've rambled. Oops. LOVE THIS PRODUCT!!! The ingredients list/label is shown on the bigger bottle here on Amazon.com (the 180 count, I think). I recently compared it to another product, ingredient to ingredient, this other one being one that has almost 500 five-star reviews and reportedly lots of vet recommendations, and OsteoPet was better, ingredient for ingredient, than this competitor. My boy pup is still doing great with these supplements, and on days he's really active (like chasing squirrels at 12, wow!), then he gets a pain-free aspirin substitute, too. Also here on Amazon. His sister gets Osteo and Zeel, doing great, too.... » Read More The ingredients list/label is shown on the bigger bottle here on Amazon.com (the 180 count, I think). I recently compared it to another product, ingredient to ingredient, this other one being one that has almost 500 five-star reviews and reportedly lots of vet recommendations, and OsteoPet was better, ingredient for ingredient, than this competitor. My boy pup is still doing great with these supplements, and on days he's really active (like chasing squirrels at 12, wow!), then he gets a pain-free aspirin substitute, too. Also here on Amazon. His sister gets Osteo and Zeel, doing great, too. I've rambled. Oops. LOVE THIS PRODUCT!!! « Show Less
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The listed ingredients on the label are: 5mg apoaequorin. Other: DiCalcium Phosphate, Microcrystaline Cellulose, sucrose, Pork Liver Powder, Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein, Silicon Dioxide, Magnesium Stearate. Our Vet recommended we try this for cognitive impairment issues we saw in our "elderly" 14 year old toy poodle. She is now 15 1/2 and we feel it has helped her with the odd things she was doing. She is still elderly and frail, due to hip dislocation a few years ago, hearing impairment, and cataracts, but she is going strong in many other ways and still a joy to us. As others have said, give it a try and see if you see a difference in your pet. Good luck. The listed ingredients on the label are: 5mg apoaequorin. Other: DiCalcium Phosphate, Microcrystaline Cellulose, sucrose, Pork Liver Powder, Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein, Silicon Dioxide, Magnesium Stearate. Our Vet recommended we try this for cognitive impairment issues we saw in our "elderly" 14 year old toy poodle. She is now 15 1/2 and we feel it has helped her with the odd things she was doing. She is still elderly and frail, due to hip dislocation a few years ago, hearing impairment, and cataracts, but she is going strong in many other ways and still a joy to us. As others... » Read More The listed ingredients on the label are: 5mg apoaequorin. Other: DiCalcium Phosphate, Microcrystaline Cellulose, sucrose, Pork Liver Powder, Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein, Silicon Dioxide, Magnesium Stearate. Our Vet recommended we try this for cognitive impairment issues we saw in our "elderly" 14 year old toy poodle. She is now 15 1/2 and we feel it has helped her with the odd things she was doing. She is still elderly and frail, due to hip dislocation a few years ago, hearing impairment, and cataracts, but she is going strong in many other ways and still a joy to us. As others have said, give it a try and see if you see a difference in your pet. Good luck. « Show Less
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I don't know about the ingredients, but I mix the tablets in with their food. I feed canned and dry Blue Diamond dog food. My dogs are rescues and about 13 years old. They have not had any bad reactions to the Cosequin.
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1600 MG Glucosamine Hcl1200 MG Chondroitin Sulfate OptiMSM 1000 MG Hyaluronic Acid 10MG & Manganese 7MGDOSAGE IS: <10lbs. 1 teaspoon 10-24lbs. 2 teaspoons 25-45lbs. 2 teaspoons in a.m. and 1 in p.m. 50-100lbs. 2 a.m. & 2 p.m. Over 100lbs 3 & 3Hope this helps. My dog may just be picky on the flavor, but I've noticed him overtime not limping as much.
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It should be OK. Go to their website and compare ingredients. I'm guessing it is a little lower in fat and protein which means you can feed your pup a bit more treats, but not much more, LOL! I accidentally purchased the puppy formula instead of adult and my dogs were fine. The puppy formula has more protein and fat, but to tell the truth, not much! And the price was so much cheaper than the adult formula, I just might buy it all the time! Its a good seven bucks less per case! Wellness and some of the other so-called high quality foods have much more protein in their dry food alone. My pups eat Taste of the Wild dry food, which is an excellent, never advertised, (so the cost savings can be passed on to the consumer) lower cost, high quality, no grain, high quantity of meat (not meat byproducts) food and the doggies love it. Their protein is a little less than those other popular high prices brands. My sisters German Shepherd could not handle the high protein and ToTW had just enough. So, I dont think messing with a few grams of protein one way or another makes much of a difference for the time it will take for your pup to eat one case of dog food. I have two standard Dachshunds (6 y.o. & 4 y.o.) & a 5-1/2 y.o. Boston Terrier mix. All very healthy. They share 1/3 can of CSFTDLS as a flavor enhancer (little princess Bostey girl doesn't like just dry food, the Doxies will just about eat beef flavored cardboard, they don't care, LOL), 2x's per day.
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yes if you have large dogs like I do. Dasuguin and Cosequin DS are made by NUTRAMAX. Both have same supplements but Dasuquin has a greater amount. Shop around because cost is different or find discounts at differentoutlets. Shop Amazon or check out all the different places that sell pet supplies. PS my vet said DAUQUIN WAS FORMULATED BEST FOR DOGS. My dogs are 88lbs to 120lbs. I use soft chews.
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I hope you can look on line at an ingredient list. I bought mine on Amazon and then Costco sold them briefly. I hope Costco will reorder them - my 2 dogs love them!
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Hello , this did not work for my two older dogs . Ingredient list :http://www.nexstepbiosciences.com/suofin.html > go to this website and find the ingredients they reveal ..However it is really important to have an exam/xrays at your vet and then ask for them to help you treat it aggressively , I use BUFFERIN for my large ,older dog , wrapped in a peanut butter sandwish or cheese.. but it's a very temporary help and "chews" are about worthless . Injections you can get a script for online ,may be the right answer , depending on your situation . Wasting money is all I have done here ! http://www.adequancanine.us/ Hello , this did not work for my two older dogs . Ingredient list :http://www.nexstepbiosciences.com/suofin.html > go to this website and find the ingredients they reveal ..However it is really important to have an exam/xrays at your vet and then ask for them to help you treat it aggressively , I use BUFFERIN for my large ,older dog , wrapped in a peanut butter sandwish or cheese.. but it's a very temporary help and "chews" are about worthless . Injections you can get a script for online ,may be the right answer , depending on your situation . Wasting money is... » Read More Hello , this did not work for my two older dogs . Ingredient list :http://www.nexstepbiosciences.com/suofin.html > go to this website and find the ingredients they reveal ..However it is really important to have an exam/xrays at your vet and then ask for them to help you treat it aggressively , I use BUFFERIN for my large ,older dog , wrapped in a peanut butter sandwish or cheese.. but it's a very temporary help and "chews" are about worthless . Injections you can get a script for online ,may be the right answer , depending on your situation . Wasting money is all I have done here ! http://www.adequancanine.us/ « Show Less