Dasuquin for Dogs - Veterinarian Review

Dr. Katie Woodley offers her take on Dasuquin for dogs, a popular dog joint supplement that may help ease pain and mobility issues in dogs. These dog joint soft chews offer glucosamine, chondroitin, and MSM to support your dog's joint and cartilage heath. Get a vet's perspective on this popular joint supplement for dogs.
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[@karenreeves142]

Dasaquin and Cosamin have made a great difference in our 2 older dogs. Our big 10 year old Catahoula gets the "zoomies" periodically and loves to chase after the squirrels in our yard. The 10 yr old Terrier is just as active as a puppy.

[@chrissyhlookoff2431]

Hi there, we’ve been giving our 13 year old corgi doggy dailies for the last year. The joint support supplement was working up until the last month or so, we’ve noticed a decline in her mobility. I am wondering if there is evidence that this supplement may work better for her?

[@Lakelandcowboy69]

I buy the chews. Dogs are not too crazy about the taste but eventually will eat them or you can break or chop them up and mix with their food.

[@MonteLeeMyPOV]

What about for cats?

[@mateob.4266]

Can I give this to my 8 week old Belgian Malinois?

[@karenreeves142]

Best to talk to your Vet about what's best for your pup.

[@Maricela-mf2oi]

Isn’t avocado poisonous to dogs?!

[@greatpetcare855]

Hi there. The avocado/soybean unsaponifiables (ASU) in Dasuqin are derived from avocado oil, which does not contain persin, the toxic ingredient in avocado fruit, pits, and leaves. Because of this, Dasuqin is not toxic or poisonous to dogs. If you have any further questions or concerns, we're sure your veterinarian can help!