TJ ProJoint Support for Dogs | Helps Maintain Joint Health & Reduce Inflamation | Glucosamine, Chondroitin, MSM and Green Lipped Mussel | Made in the UK with Human Grade Ingredients

We have been using TJ Pro Joint & Mobility Support for 4 months now and are huge fans! The ingredients are fab, they are good value, they are palatable (my dogs love them) and I have noticed positive differences in all four of my dogs since using this supplement, especially in my 7 & 6 year olds. It’s a paws up from us! 🐾

In terms of the ingredient list, this seems pretty good - glucosamine, chondroitin, green lipped mussel, msm, curcumin, vitamin c, hyaluronic acid(?) and manganese. So if you read around, certainly the first 5 ingredients are very good for a dogs joints.It's supposedly chicken flavour, obviously, I didn't try it, but smells a bit fishy to me. Either way my dog eats the tables whole quite happily so whatever flavour they are, it works!So based on all of the above, they tick all the boxes. These things are never cheap, but these were reasonably priced. Always hard to be certain of how much benefit a supplement is, but so far, all good. My only negative about the product, is the label doesn't look professionally printed, and isn't aligned properly, which just makes it look a bit.. dodgy in this day and age I suppose? If you have poor eyesight or long vision, I doubt you could read the writing on there - so don't mistake it for your own supplements!

The media could not be loaded.  My dogs love these.I give two of these tablets to my 2 year old golden doodle every day, without any problem. My older 8 year old dog is smaller and takes just 1.I was recommended by a friend to look into supplements containing glucosamine.My older dog has begun to struggle getting in and out of the car and after being on this supplement for a short time has started to get his mobility back.They both seem to think of them as a tasty treat and they barely touch the sides. I believe they are chicken flavour.I’m conscious that my younger large breed dog may experience hip issues later in life and so I use these as a preventative measure.I love that there’s no nasties or fillers in them and that they are manufactured in the UK from sustainable sources.They are worth every penny in my opinion.I would definitely recommend them, and hope you find my review helpful.

Not sure if they help but dog likes the taste of them

My dog normally refuses tablets and I have to add them to a tin of mackerel soo he can’t taste them. I tried putting one on the floor first to see what he’d do and he ate it like it was a treat! Very happy as now he’s getting on in years it’s good to have that extra support for his joints.

These tablets work out to 18p each and for our collies it suggests to give them two per day.The ingredients include MSM, Green lipped mussel, glucosamine and chondroitin, which are often used to benefit joint health.While they are chicken flavour and can be given whole, our dogs won't eat then like that, so we crush then into their food.They definitely help and our dogs are always more active when taking these supplements.For the price they're a good investment in the health of your post, which really is necessary as they get older.

We've previously been giving our dog joint support supplements which were soft and chewy, like treats, and she ate them up no problem. These she won't touch. These are more like tablets for humans. I have vitamin supplements which are about this size and they sometimes stick in *my* throat, so for our little dog these must seem like trying to swallow a bar of soap! When we tried to give one to her she sniffed at it and turned her head away. We tried hiding it inside a piece of cheese, but she found it and spat it out.Absolutely no good whatsoever. Perhaps a Lab or a Great Dane wouldn't have a problem with them, but for smaller dogs, supplements really need to be small and chewy to imitate treats.

A little confused by this product - the packaging doesn't make or immediately clear it's for dogs, and the labels look quite cheap and aren't straight or easy to read. The back label actually has another stuck over it - when I pealed it off the one underneath was ripped and very hard to read.The write up says that they are made to help issues for french bulldogs - french bulldogs have so many issues due to poor breeding I don't think one tablet will help sadly 🫣 Anyway that aside I've been giving them to my youngest dog who has a joint supplement as a preventative as he's very active. The levels in this are lower than the powder supplement we use and hence I've given it to him and not the older dogs. He gobbles it down and is happy to take it from my hand and I prefer the tablet format to powder, but the powder wins for me in terms of strength of ingredients. If it's just for a little support and not a joint issue then this is probably a good option.