HyalogicHyaFlex Hyaluronic Acid for Dogs - Premium Pet Supplies for Joint, Skin, Eye, and Coat Maintenance - Natural Joint Supplement for Dogs to Enhance Mobility (30ml)

OMG what a wonderful product. My Chloe is 10. And of course she's getting a little slower. Well with this product, which I only give to her 3x a week, and also red light therapy. I swear to you she's a puppy again. Jumping on the bed, in the car. You have to try it

Seems to be working.

I give my 13-year-old, 34 lb. dog this, as well as other joint protective things. So, it's hard to tell what's is making a huge difference and what is a waste of money. However, the science behind hyaluronic acid and joint health is sound and this product has good dosage recommendations. Couple that with the fact that my dog can still tree squirrels, jump on a pretty high bed and prance around like a dancer and I am not likely to remove this from her regimen. Also, the stuff has a benign taste and is easy to administer.

Too soon to tell results

It didn't do much for my very old doggie(15) with advanced arthritis but it didn't bother to him to mix it with the food.

Did nothing to help my dog and her joints. Disappointed that this did not work.

I have a 13 year old Chihuahua - Mini Fox Terrier mix with chipped bone in her shoulder and beginning arthritis. Surgery won’t help But this was recommended by my vet, so I thought I would give it a try. It’s been a little over two months and I’m seeing some good results. She’s moving better and we’re back to longer daily walks. There isn’t any taste to Hya Flex, it mixes easily with wet food, so it’s easy to administer. For now, it appears to be working. I’ll give an update in another few months. Update: It’s been 3 years and my 16 year old puppy is still going strong. She’s finally at the point where I think a prescription arthritis medication will be helpful. I have noticed over the years if I slack off on the hya flex, she seems to have more trouble walking than when I’m consistent. So, anecdotally, I believe it has been beneficial in keeping my dog healthy and moving around comfortably. I would recommend anyone considering prescription arthritis meds for their pet to give this a try first.

Chelsea's the heart of my heart, so I researched the heck out of HA for dogs.She's very nearly 10 yo, and not a particularly finicky eater. This HA hasn't changed that, so I assume it negligibly changes the taste of her food, if at all.After three weeks there seemed to be a bit more bounce in her step. After six weeks even more.At this point I feel I can promote this product. If anything changes, I'll update.