Vet Classics Pain Plus Extra Strength Health Supplement for Dogs - 120 Soft Chews

This product helps my senior dog feel better. That’s important to me.

My dog takes a short nap after getting her Pain Plus. She plays hard and then her hips bother her. After taking Pain Plus she’s ready to go again after her quick rest.

This product really helps relieve my doggies hip pain. The product it great. But here I am, still waiting on a product that I ordered two weeks ago. And the shipment keeps getting pushed back further because I live in WNC where Helene hit us. But the thing is that the roads and highways leading to where I live, is totally clear and open! So why am I and several others in this area having to do without? My doggie is suffering right now.

I've been feeding my dogs a raw, holistic diet for most of their lives. One of my dogs who is 11 right now but still incredibly active (daily hikes, runs, acrobatic feats of amazingness) has had a limp in her front leg off and on for the past several years. We would just rest her for a few days and then the limp would go away.However, last year, the limp was persistent. Even after months of rest or limited activity, the limp never improved. It would seem most severe whenever she would first get up from laying down but would still persist all day and night every time she walked.Over the years, my dogs have been on a sustained regiment of natural supplements, including Flexicose Plus liquid glucosamine, Herbal Aspirin & Inflapotion from Glacier Peaks Holistic, boswellia, turmeric, and chinese herbal medicines. While I'm sure some/most/all of this has helped keep my dogs in such good shape (my 14-year old still goes on 2-4 mile hikes with me several times a week), none of it was helping with this particular limp.So I gave the Canine Pain Plus a try and the limp improved almost immediately. I suspect the limp was caused by a soft tissue issue rather than joint issue. Been giving these for about 6 weeks and have also added some therapeutic massage work from a massage therapist, and the limp is now practically non-existent.On a side note, you would be surprised at how many areas of tightness there are on a dog's body. Particularly along their spine, around the shoulder area as well as their lower back. I have another dog, one who is handicapped, who has gotten massage work since he was a puppy, and I myself massage him several times a week. I thought those areas of tightness were specific to him due to his physical handicap. My other 2 dogs are now seniors, but they are active and healthy so I never considered massaging them. But I just recently did and I was shocked at all the hard, tight muscles I felt on their bodies.I myself have suffered from chronic pain since I was a kid and now see a chiropractor who specializes in soft tissue work, and I'm feeling so much better than I have for a long time. It of course makes sense that dogs experience the same muscle/tendon/ligament tightness, misuse or overuse that we humans do. We seem to focus a lot on joint or bone problems, probably because those are the ones that are visible on x-rays and most vets/doctors don't know much when it comes to soft tissue. But if your dog seems to have mobility problems and the cause isn't visible on xrays, consider the soft tissue. This applies to humans too!

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Neither of my two dogs will eat these, even when crushed and mixed with food and or completely covered in ground meat pb or cheese. Being in the canine field for over 30 years I’ve tried every trick I know. I refuse to force feed them. Wasted my money this time but never again. I couldn’t be more dissatisfied with this product..

A friend recommended this for our 14-year-old lab/retriever. She is definitely in pain in her hips and back legs. Our neighbor, who is a vet came over and suggested prescriptions at this point. Our dog likes to eat them so she finished off the container, but we’ve moved to prescriptions. This company has excellent customer service which is a rare find lately on Amazon. Thank you! 🙏 🐾

My 14 year old lab and cattle dog take it and within an hour or two it really helps. I do wish they made a powder as the cattle dog/ dingo won’t take the tablets. I have to soak and crush beforehand and add to something really tasty to get it down him. But especially for him, it does make him feel so much better in about an hour. I do give more than recommended dose and twice a day in order to see results, but hey, they’re 14 and feeling better is worth it. If I feel it’s to the level of quality of life I won’t hesitate to put them down but they now seem to enjoy themselves so much I know it’s not time. This product is the best pain relief I have tried and I’ve tried everything four stars and up