Dog Mobility 120 Count Tablet
$73.49
Price: $73.49
(as of Mar 02, 2025 07:08:48 UTC – Details)
Helps to maintain synovial fluid that lubricates the joints
Supports normal function and health of the kidneys
Supports a healthy immune system and normal blood cell health
Customers say
Customers find the animal nutritional supplement effective and providing good value for money. They say it helps their dogs stay active and mobile, with great results after supplementing injured hunting dogs. The product improves mobility and energy levels.
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Rose –
Helps my dog everyday
I first bought this from a small pet shop by the suggestion of the owner. My dog tore one ACL years ago and had recently tore her other ACL. I told the owner of the expensive prescription dog food my vet suggested to me and how I was seeing no improvement.Shortly after taking this product and continuing to keep physical activity low, I saw a HUGE improvement in my sweet Suzy. Now, a year and half later, she runs, swims, and catches frisbees like sheâs in her prime (sheâs almost 9, 45lb, mutt). Iâll never stop giving this product to my Suzy.
Lorraine Marie –
Worth trying! ð¤ðð
My Bella takes this with no problems. Set it with her 2 glucosamine tabs and eats it right up. Has seen spunk in her step. Think sheâs at start of hip dysplasia ð this along with Glucosamine helps. Will definitely continue to buy.
CP –
Having seen great results after supplementing injured hunting dogs
Having seen great results after supplementing injured hunting dogs, our vet recommended this for our ten year old yellow Lab. We’re not sure HOW it work, just THAT it does! Our dog’s mobility and activity level have increased remarkably. After recommending the EVA to a friend for her young Pomeranian’s inexplicable lameness, she also got positive results: a sound, athletic dog.
DJVANN –
seems to work
My vet recommended I use this in combination with Dasuquin for my dog who was limping and diagnosed with elbow dysplasia at age 1 year. After three vets, multiple tests (which aren’t cheap) and the feeling that I didn’t want my dog to have surgery (plus not a lot of confidence in what I was hearing), I decided to go with this combination of medications and wait a few months to see what happened. Much to my surprise and happiness my dog is no longer limping. I know. Doesn’t make sense. But I’m a believer. This dog is a young heeler and playing chuck-it is her life. She runs, jumps, plays: no limp. The last vet I’d gone to told me that after her arthroscopy she shouldn’t ever run, hop or jump much…. “like ever?” I asked. Right. Well, that’s not going to happen. My recommendation for anyone with a dog like this is to try the Elk Velvet Antler along with the Dasuquin and give it 3 months. Moderate your dogs activity a bit and see what happens. You might be impressed and even if you’re not you’re only out a few months and about $125.
OCMomof5 –
I found these on Amazon and the reviews on it seemed good. I have been giving them to her now …
We have a Samoyed/Shepard mix. She is 12 years old. she has always jumped up on our bed, which is a little high. Within the last couple of years, she has quit jumping. We started her on joint pills for her with deer velvet. Those worked well. But when I couldn’t find the same thing, I found these on Amazon and the reviews on it seemed good. I have been giving them to her now for about a month and now she is asking for help up on the bed. She tries to get up which is more than she has done in a year! It was wonderful seeing her want to get back up there!! I will continue to give these to her. I just put one in her dog food and mix it with a little bit of olive oil and she eats it right up. Not sure if she will ever be able to get back up on her own but it is just wonderful to have her asking for help! These are excellent!
cornspot –
Recommended by my dog’s chiropractor
Recommended by my dog’s chiropractor. Our 15 yr old dal has lots of spinal spondylosis and as best as you can tell on an xray with no MRI, several areas of disc disease.Took longer than the week the product claims, but I do see a difference in her pain level and energy level. She no longer moans & groans when laying around and has been “running” with the other dogs a little bit. I was not able to get her off her rimadyl (otherwise I would give it 5 stars), but I was able to reduce it from 1/2 to 1 whole dose to 1/4 to 1/2 a dose each day.
Anonymous –
I am not convinced these are any better than glaucosamine tabs
I am not convinced these are any better than glaucosamine tabs. There is a point when one will try anything in hopes their best friends will continue to be spunky and mobile. I didn’t see any change in my labs.
Shayne Sawyer –
A big improvement!
My 100 lb, 13 year old 4 legged family member has arthritis. In the last few months, his back legs will give out and he will trip or even splat fall. The owner at my local pet food store suggested that I investigate Mobility because he’s had some good luck with it. I started my guy on 2 pills with his dinner every night and there has been about an 80% improvement. I don’t know how it works or why it works, but I do know that it’s worked on him. At one point I ran out and had to wait several days for the next shipment to come in and his back legs worsened and he was falling again. It worked within a week and it worked well. My vet hadn’t heard of Mobility, but she saw the difference in my guy and was impressed. I’m a skeptic, and I did my research. I’m not so much into holistic or natural remedies, but I’m a believer in this one.