Plus, Mobility, Hip, and Joint Supplement for Dogs, Green-Lipped Mussels and Krill Oil – Dog Joint Supplement, Better and Faster Than Glucosamine and Chondroitin, 120 Soft Gels

Increased mobility
Gives my 16 year old Manchester Terrier more mobility.

game changer for senior dogs and cats
I’ll preface this by saying the same day I was planning on calling the vet to discuss solensia for my senior foster cat, a random woman, unprompted, told me solensia nearly killed her cat 😭 So I took that as a sign from the universe to not go through with it and ended up buying this to see if it would help a bit. My foster was able to (through force of will) jump around but honestly could not hold her balance or run. After a few weeks on this, the girl can zoom. Her balance is still not great but the fact that she can run and turn is mind boggling.I ended up giving this to my senior dog too after she had a bout of doggie vertigo this summer and was recovering much slower than the vet anticipated 😔 That dog went from being unable to turn around on her bed without assistance to wanting to drag my brother down the street. Again – this thing is not a cure all; my dog still has mobility issues, and everyone should discuss using this with their vet prior. But I can say that this is a huge quality of life improvement that has not caused adverse effects to date and I’m so grateful it exists. 🙏🏼

So thankful that this works!
Hopefully this will be a helpful review for anyone who has a similar situation with their pup. Our dog absolutely hates going to the vet. He has to be on a sedative for every vist, and, even then, he still shakes and whines and has to have both my husband and I there to navigate everything. It’s a big deal to go to the vet, and so we can’t put our dog on an injections or meds that require frequent appointments. When our dog started limping on his front leg, I tried several recommended supplements and chews to help. But nothing really did and the limp got worse within a couple weeks. We did finally go to the vet and were able to get our dog on daily Gabapentin to help with the pain when our vet thought he was experiencing chronic inflammation. Thankfully, Gabapentin doesn’t require frequent vet visits, but we realized quickly that he needed something more to deal with the inflammation. After reading about Antinol and the studies showing its effectiveness at combating inflammation, I decided to give it a try. We are now about 35 days into giving it to our dog every day, and the results have been AMAZING. Not only is our dog ridiculously soft and his coat super shiny from the Omega-3, but he’s showing signs of much less pain. He’s able to walk with me every morning for about 45 minutes, he runs around and plays with toys like he hadn’t done in awhile. He still has a bit of a limp when getting up from resting at night, but it quickly goes away as he walks. I’m SO relieved that Antinol is helping him so much. At 8 years old, he should still have several happy years ahead of him.

Very expensive and of uncertain value
I have been giving this to my dogs for at least a year after learning about it on FB, as a safe alternative to injections of a drug with widely reported side effects. No discernible change in their conditions has occurred but perhaps they would be more painful and arthritic without it. It is VERY expensive at 2/day.The most recent order presented a new problem: the paper seal over the top of the bottle could not be removed. In fact, not only could I not peel it off the rim but had a really really hard time just poking thru with a scissors. A photo is attached showing the best I could do to access the product.For the cost, I have to really rethink whether to continue after this order is used up.Meantime, I no longer feel confident about recommending this product.