HylaRX Soft Chews Hip and Joint Support for Dogs - 60 Count

was given a sample bag from the feed store representative. have an old dog that have been trying different treats on. tried it on her and she seems much more comfortable so that I went searching for more. glad I purchased it

The product may be good, but it can't help my two dogs if you can't keep it in stock. I will look for another company that is reliable.

Very satisfied

Love this product, and it has made such a difference with my 12-year-old Golden Retriever.

very good product and our dog has no problem eating them

Love this product

Terrific product.

I was given a bag as part of raffle from a feed store, and they seemed like great TREATS. The problem is that's what I thought they were, just normal treats. BUT they are not treats they are supplements, which can cause problems if given in too high a dosage! Not that any treat should be given freely but since they were part of a raffle prize, it did not occur to me check the dosage or ingredient list for something dangerous. That was my fault, however, if it's going to be supplements, then they should be in a bottle! Then there would be no confusion and if you have a dog who gets into food and treat bags, they won't be able to easily get to these. As it is, my dog very easily got into these after I had left them in my hiking bag and ate about half the package! I waited about 3 hours to induce vomiting because I thought she just ate too many treats, and I didn't think to check the package until she was yelping in pain. Yes my dog occasionally steals food and has found her way into quite a few treat bags, but I always keep her supplements in the kitchen cupboard on a high shelf where she can not get to them and they have always been in bottles. Many dogs steal food and get into things that they shouldn't, but typically supplements are in bottles to make it a little harder for them to access. I think it's extremely irresponsible to have SUPPLEMENTS in a treat bag that the dog can easily tear into especially since glucosamine joint supplements are on the Pet Poison Helpline List of Top 10 Most Frequent Toxins for 2013!