Duralactin 180 Count Chew Tablets, 1000Mg, Vanilla Flavor

It is been a week I do see a little difference in my dog walking, he got in an accident couple years ago, now it is getting harder on his body to run and get up faster, I do give him other stuff to with Duralactin. So far looks like helping him al lot.

Our oldest dog Copa is 12 and has arthritis and a tear in his rear (passenger side).He has been getting Meloxidyl daily, laser treatments of the hips and knees every 3 weeks, adequan injections every month and daily doses of tramadol pain killers (4 on good days, 6 on bad days) after 6 months of this course of treatment his healing had leveled off, Without the drugs he is in bad shape, with them he does ok and just either limps or uses 3 paws for getting around. He still wants to go for a walk everyday, still wants to hike (not gonna happen) and still loves to play with his sister and run around the yard.A friend of ours who is a retired vet recommended Duralactin. He admitted he wasn't completely sure why it worked but had seen it work wonders on dogs with similar problems.So today is 5 months and although Copa will not be hiking again anytime soon, we have no more limping, no more holding up his paw, no more trouble getting up, no heavy panting when he was in between doses, no temporary lameness when he was a few days short of his laser treatment. Just a good old dog that is getting along just fine.He still gets a few tramadol a day (mostly for our sake), we still have him on the other treatments (mostly to help our vet pay for his second home) and he still goes for laser treatments on the hips and knees, but it's about every 6 weeks now and there is no noticeable sign that he needs it or it helps.If he didn't have bad arthritis I would probably take him off everything else - but we are happy to give him the works when it comes to medical treatment in order to make sure he is with us as long as possible.I love duralactin, have recommended it to other pet owners and although it doesn't seem to make sense to us why it works - you dog will attest to the fact it does.As far as how long it takes. Copa seemed to have improvement after 30 days and every month since gets noticeably better.

Have used this for 2 senior dogs now- saw excellent results after just a few weeks - my one girl now has a bounce inher step where as before she started on this product she could barely get up and walk

It was not good for my dog.It gave her diapheria.

As with most supplements, I'm never really sure if they are actually working, or it's all in my head (or even my dogs' heads). So I'm going to go with what I know for a fact for this review.My vet suggested we start using this for it's anti-infammatory properties. It's meant more for dogs with arthritis, but a few of mine suffer a bit from allergies and get shots every 3 months. We were hoping this medicine would help with the dogs' allergies, as well as his on/off limp for no reason, so we wouldn't have to give them so many steroids.1. They are extremely easy to give to my dogs since they love the flavor. Heck, even I want one since they smell so good. Even Mr. Picky eats his (though it took some convincing at first).2. It took a few weeks, but the first thing I noticed was that the limp disappeared. The poodle is back to jumping around and being his usual spry self.I'm not so sure about helping with the allergies, as it is winter and the season is over. However, I will be keeping these on hand and continuing them into the spring to see if I notice any difference with the change of the seasons. I will try to remember to update this and let people know what I find out.