Amazon Brand - Wag Hip & Joint Advanced Soft Chews for Large Dogs, Natural Chicken Liver Flavor, 90 Count

The product seems to help him stay fit. My picky 70-pound poodle love the taste.

The media could not be loaded.  Edit: Bought my last bag about 4 months ago for $15. I'm now looking at a price of $54...I know inflation is bad right now, but that's just ridiculous. What gives?I spent a couple days researching all the standard supplement ingredients and trying to find the best value, I was surprised and suspicious to end up leaning so heavily towards an Amazon brand product. The active ingredients and dosages were right up there with the couple name brands I was using as a rule of thumb, but was competing in price with the endless menagerie of unknown independent brands selling half-dose options that I struggled to trust. The WAG dog food seems to have good reception across the internet, and I can atleast expect some basic quality control, so I went with it.I started giving them to my 15 yr old Shepherd mix 2 weeks ago, and did not start with the double dose recommended (She's got a pretty sensitive stomach and I figure that's probably more of a way to guarantee owner satisfaction in noticing a quick difference.)She's starting to use the stairs alot more often and no longer needs encouragement to come downstairs to potty in the morning. And we just took our longest walk in years! Our normal long-route is 0.6 miles, she's rarely up for it and would lose all interest struggling on the home stretch. The park is a half mile walk from the house and then all the exciting new scents wouldn't let her sit down for our quick break. She had a heck of a time catching her breath when we got home, but she was all smells and smiles the whole walk back!Oh and she's pretty picky, the only dog I've ever known to refuse peanut butter and/or doritos, but doesn't hesitate to eat these up. They smell a bit like cat-food, probably from all the fish ingredients, and in my experience dogs prefer cat food so it seems they got the flavor quite right. It also crumbles pretty easily by hand if you had to sneak it into their other food in the case they don't like or can't chew it.Didn't expect to be writing this review so soon, and sorry for the unnecessary details. I'm just a bit excited to see her like this again!

Hopefully I don't jinx it, but I have a picky senior German Shepherd/Black Lab mix who gets bored of food and snacks pretty quickly (which, I mean, understandable). I used to have her on another chew, but after a month or two, she'd stop eating it and would even eat around it if I left it in her food bowl. These chews, however, are just stinky and tasty enough that she always gets excited when I open the package. She's convinced they're treats for being such a good dog.However, I will add that these (at least the bag I got) are NOT soft. They are, in fact, quite sturdy. You could probably take someone's eye out with one of these suckers. To amend that, I microwave it. My microwave is 1000W. I put the chew on the edge of the microwave plate and I let it run at full power for 9 seconds. It comes out warm, but not burning, and is much softer, and I give it to her like that. A minor inconvenience, but super worth it if I can get her to keep eating them. No idea if they have a major difference on her joint health, but better safe than sorry, especially for a senior. 10/10, would absolutely recommend.

I have been giving these to my dog for 7 weeks now and I have not noticed one bit of difference. Plus, she hates to the taste. I have to crush them up and hide them in a tablespoon of wet food in order for her to eat them. We have already gone through one bag and are already on our second in hopes that it just had to build up into her system for it to work. I love Amazon and a lot of their products and pricing but this is one thing I wish I would of never tried. I have already ordered the other kind I used before for my fur baby that did wonders, was more expensive but was cheaper elsewhere, and worked withing the first two weeks of us using it. Just was hoping to save some money in the long run by trying these. Not worth it at all. With I would of never ever wasted my money. When her other ones come I will be throwing out our other bag unfortunately.

150 chews at this price sold me! I have an 8-year-old Akita and he slowed down recently so we have been testing out different brands of Hip + Joint supplements. The price is what sold me on WAG. Compared to other brands you can't beat the deal. However, my dog refused to eat them, they must taste awful. I chop them up each night and mix them with his food and it works. I'd rather find one I can just give to him and he takes. For the price, I do think maybe it's worth the extra work of chopping...

We have definitely noticed that our dog is walking better. She is no longer showing signs of discomfort while walking. Our vet recommended that we try these Wag soft chews and it has helped.

After using daquisin for a year, I decided to look for another option and found these. Two of my dogs will eat anything, including these but my other two will not eat these for anything. They turn their nose up at them. I guess that’s the way it goes sometimes. I put them in a pill pocket and that solves the problem but I wish they just tasted better on their own.

Great value, made in the USA, but my dog is not keen on the flavor. So, I break it into pieces and add it to her food.