NaturVetHip & Joint for Cats Plus Omegas – 60 Soft Chews – Help Supports Healthy Hip & Joint Function – Enhanced with Antioxidants, Omega-3 & 6 Fatty Acids – 30 Day Supply

Our outdoor cat was showing signs of a limp a few months ago. We chalked it up to maybe a pulled muscle or a sprain. The limp progressively got worse....to the point where he started dragging both legs and he could not move far without having to rest. He was also in pain whenever I tried to pick him up. We feared cancer or kidney disease and took him to the vet. After an exam it was determined that he did not show signs of tumors or broken bones. His blood works showed no issues as well. The vet said he most likely has arthritis and should be kept indoors because he could no longer take care of himself nor defend himself in this state. He hates being indoors and he was still in pain so we went to our local pet store and the gentleman suggested these hemp chews. We started him out on 4 a day for a week. Within 2-3 days he was walking again. He now can go up and down stairs and I can pick him up with out him howling in pain. It has been a month and he now gets 2 chews a day for maintenance and so far so good. I cannot not recommend these enough.

My old cat started limping, hiding, and yowling in pain just to climb into her cat box. I tried another supplement with omegas, glucosamine, etc. but it just wasn't helping enough. (I didn't want to start with cortisone injections because I have (personally) had them and they made my pain MUCH worse.) In just a few days after starting this supplement, my kitty was back to her old self, playing, climbing stairs, and being sociable. I have been giving her this for two years, at least and she is still doing well. The only downside is that she will only eat it if I pulverize it and mix it into her wet food, and she is a very finicky eater. Nevertheless, this supplement works! In fact, of late, I have been wondering if it's safe for human consumption or if I can find something similar for people!

I bought these primarily for my 10-year-old cat whose hips are in bad shape and who has had multiple tooth extractions. These treats were far too big for him to comfortably handle, and even his sibling who has good teeth could not manage to chew them. I cut them up into smaller pieces – – something I imagine you would have to do to all of the pieces right at the start before they dry out completely – – and the cat still were not drawn to them enough to eat them. This fails on both the medicinal and tasty-treat front

Cat wouldn't eat these, so I got drops that she likes

My 14 year old cat liked the flavor and ate it quickly

Our cats are both going on 2 decades old now, so we weren't too surprised when first one, and then the other, started having issues jumping up on the couch or into a lap. We got these just hoping they'd help a bit, but we were stunned to see a complete recovery in one cat within a few weeks! The other is doing MUCH better as well now that she's actually eating them (they have to be mixed into her canned food).From what I can tell, the flavor is pretty good, but not that good, so the pickier one needs something to go with it. I cannot say enough about the results though!

I gave my adult cat two of them like the instructions told me to she almost knocked the entire container out my hand I had to put them in the cabinet were she couldn't reach them

These have the right ingredients, but the treats themselves are a bit too big for most cats and even breaking them apart, mine turned her nose up at them after a couple of days. She eats other brands of joint supplement treats just fine, so I switched. The ones in the orange bag seem to be her favorite. It’s only an effective supplement if it’s actually consumed, after all. She isn’t at all a picky eater so these must taste truly unappealing but I wasn’t brave enough to find out first hand...yet. There are a lot left over after all and I’m certainly not getting any younger.