YuMOVE Max Strength Joint Supplement for Senior Dogs, Hip & Joint care with Glucosamine, Chondroitin & Green Lipped Mussel, Aged 8+, 240 Tablets

It’s only been a week and our 9 year old border collie kelpie cross is already moving more fluidly and is definitely happier. She did start with diarrhoea but a few stool forming pills has got her back to perfect poos. Highly recommended.

Feel they work way better than original ones. Quick delivery too.

We have started using these for our 2 mini Dachshunds over the past 6 months. One of our dogs had spinal surgery and a recurring injury 18 months later which fortunately healed.We have them both taking these tablets following a recommendation from a friend and consulting our vet.Whilst we can't see many changes in our dogs, we are happy to keep taking them as a precautionary measure as they enter their older years to ensure their aging joints are supplemented the best they can be.Only reason for a 4 star is that they are on the expensive side and there was an issue a few months back where we had to dispose of our tablets due to a company wide issue where fake tablets had entered the market which was a real worry. Happy to buy these going forwards only from Amazon or Yumove themselves.

I have to say it really makes a difference to my Dog’s mobility. She now 10 and a little bit stiff, in the front legs, you could tell when she ran her legs weren't bending like they used to, but I have to say these really do seem to have made a difference! Her front legs both bend so much better and she jogs along much smoother and happier. Will most definitely carry on using them as I can see a marked improvement and would recommend.

My very active Cocker Spaniel who is a young 9 years old, hurt her lower spine when she was 3 or 4 and since then has had a small number of repeat episodes, which have gone with rest.Since I got my two Cocker puppies, 5 months apart, my life has disintegrated and there’s very little money available. I buy them the best food I can afford, better than mine, but since 2017 I cannot afford vet appointments or medications and have had to cancel their insurance, too.I’ve been dreading a serious medical incident and a few weeks ago it came out of the blue! She yelped at something when she was right next to me but I couldn’t figure out why. Then nothing more for a few hours until bedtime when she couldn’t jump up onto my bed, which is high. So I lifted her up.Next morning - she was gently squeaking, very unusually for her, just laying in her bed. My heart sank, I knew it must be serious. As usual, I said ‘come on girls, getting up time’ and my other dog leapt from her bed and onto the floor but T didn’t move! Tried persuading her but nothing worked. In the end I had to convince her to come towards me in her bed and I scooped her up in my arms to carry her outside. Now I have MS and I have no idea how I found the strength to do this but as you probably all know, it’s what love can do when it’s essential, so you know how unusual this was!Took her outside, put her down … she just sat on the floor and looked sadly at me! She couldn’t stand up. In the end I held her back end up with my hands under her lower belly for her to have a wee but her legs wouldn’t hold her up. It was completely heartbreaking and she’s never a dog to make a fuss, she’s usually full of beans. So I knew this was bad and I didn’t know what to do for her. I couldn’t afford any more than a check up with a vet and possibly one medication but no more. Plus I have no car and no support so I’d have to pay a taxi to take me and both dogs.Over the course of the day she hardly improved, I became convinced that it was very serious and could be the end for her. I waited until the next day, just desperately hoping she would improve with rest but the next day she was hardly any better and I was losing hope. I suddenly wondered if there was anything she could take to help her. I searched her prescription painkiller drug from the initial injury and it kept bringing up this product - YuMove MAX. I read everything I could find on the product, different variants and reviews. In the end ordered it out of desperation.She’s usually 15-16 kg. So as she was on the cusp of the sizes I decided to give her 4 tablets per day for the double dose as suggested for the initial 6-week period to start. It arrived mid afternoon and I gave her 4 tablets - which she was perfectly happy to take from my hand, although I gave her one and put the rest on her biscuits. They eat Lily’s Shepherd’s Pie (or other lamb/turkey recipe) 3 times per day. By bedtime I lifted her outside and she tottered off for a wee. Incredible! Next morning, Day 2, she got out of her bed and waited at the end of her bed for me and I put her down on the floor - she tottered to the door and I helped her down the few steps and she tottered off to wee etc. Wow! I gave her all 4 tablets with her breakfast. By the end of the day she could just about totter from living room to back door, wasn’t squeaking at all. Woke up Day 3 and she tried to get out of her bed to come to see me as she usually would! I couldn’t believe it! She has improved every day since and she’s back to normal apart from jumping up on the bed. But she’s jumping off no problem. And although she has an occasional back-end-wobble she’s otherwise fine!! I’m completely sold and have already started my other dog on them, although half the dose as she’s 12-13 kg. I’d say to anyone buy the MAX version and see what you think. I’m so impressed and relieved - I truly thought I was losing her. I am now saving for a chiropractor for her to be adjusted. McTimoney chiropractors are really gentle but very effective and there’s one in Lancashire, so that should make a lot of difference too. Don’t discount canine or equine chiropractors because they’re just as good as with humans. Don’t confuse chiropractors with any other therapist! And don’t just take anyone’s word, check they are McTimoney before using! I’ve tried one in Penrith who said he was and said he combined it and did absolutely nothing for me. Good luck!!

A good product

Recommended by our vet due to some age related problems on a active, but now middle aged Border Collie, who prefers to spend his time in the air, rather than on the ground. As he's aging, he is clearly getting some stiffening and pain, when we is relaxing in the evenings - not that it will stop the play in the air, since its fun. This is why the Vet suggested getting these for him - earlier rather than later to protect his joints.He gets a tablet each evening in his food, which he generally takes without any fuss. The impact is clear, he is far more active and doesn't twitch and turn to his back as if to say "what's that ?" and he is still quite quick on the stairs.If he does miss them for a couple of days, then you can see the stiffness return and he gets slower and a bit grumpy.So, our view is that, although fairly expensive, they do work.

Worth a try if not fake.