A few years ago someone recommended Cosequin for my cat who is now 14. He was really slowing down, not running or jumping. After a few months he was moving around better and seemed more comfortable. He can still jump around with 4 feet off the floor with ease. He easily does the stairs from one floor to another in our house. And, he vigorously plays with our other pets. Initially I was buying this product at retail, but the VetDepot offers a much better value.

We have a large, older rescued cat who has always walked with this odd stiff-legged gait. At the suggestion of our pet-sitter, we started giving him Cosequin each day. Although it never looked as if he was in pain, now that he has been on the Cosequin for several months, he no longer has the stiff-legged gait. Seems to work quite well for whatever ailed our old boy!

My cat tore his anterior cruciate ligament about 18 months ago. I had the option of surgery or short term mobility restriction with long term joint supplment with Cosequin (and Welactin). I chose the non-surgical route and am so glad I did! He takes the supplment on his food every other day. He eats the food without the supplement first, but then eats the food with the supplement. He has no visible signs of an injured knee. I was getting these meds at the vet, but it was really expensive so I started looking online. I actually get the exact same medicines (same box and everything) for less than half the price of what the vet charged me.

My poor cat has Interstitial Cystitis. This, along with Duralactin, and two natural herbal remedies, have stopped his leaking of urine -- first time in several years! -- and made him much more comfortable. I'm very thankful for both of these products. They were both recommended by our Veterinarian!

Our cat does not like canned food, so I just open the capsule and drop it in a syringe with about 2 cc's of warm water in it. Shake it up and it dissolves easily. Then squirt it in his mouth. He's very good about taking all four of his "medicines."

This has seemed to help my older cats. I have one that her front legs give out when she jumps down from somewhere and this seems to help her. They gave me liquid glucosamine to give her from the vet and that wasn't an easy task. Being able to sprinkle it on their food is much easier.

One of our cats seemed to have a problem with one of his legs - the knee kept popping out of joint. Our vet suggested that I start giving him this product (after all, it couldn't hurt) and it seems to have solved the problem with his knee! I can't remember the last time he had problems with it.

We adopted a rescue cat that had a problem with one of his knees getting out of joint quite often. Due to his other medical problems, surgery on his knee just wasn't an option. The vet suggested we try Cosequin to see if it would help, guess what -- It did! I give him the recommended dosage every day and his problem has disappeared! I wouldn't be without this product!

My 9-year-old cat was suffering from arthritis in his hind legs, to the point where he didn't like to be touched there. My vet recommended giving him Cosequin sprinkles twice a day. I've been doing so for the past month, and I have noticed a significant improvement in my cat's level of pain. Because he is feeling better, he is also more active.