Nutri-Vet Cat Hip & Joint Paw Gel, Cat Joint Supplement, Glucosamine, MSM, and Chondroitin, Hip Support for Cats, Tasty & Easy to Give, Salmon Flavored, 3 oz Tube

At first I used as directed, placing the dose on my cat's paw. She licked it off and seemed to enjoy it. I then decided to add it to her wet food, and she eats it all up. Much easier than placing on the cat. It has definitely made a difference for her. She's 14 and had appeared to be getting a bit painful in her movements. Now, after only 2 weeks, she is back to being more active with much less discomfort.

At first, my cats didn't know what to think of it - I have 2 older cats with joint issues.You put 1/4 tsp. on your finger, then rub it up and down their paw (or on the side of their coat).They end up licking it right off - mostly, because they have to, since cats by nature are very clean.For maximum effectiveness, use twice per day.My cats have been on it for 2 months now, and I do notice less joint stiffness.My one cat even jumps on the bed at night to sleep with me - he had trouble getting onto the bed before.This stuff has some awesome ingredients & it is extra strength - they do not seem to mind the flavor (salmon).Made in the U.S.A.I keep one in my bedroom and one in the kitchen - will definately re-order !!!

It might work okay, but it's difficult to apply because of the consistency. It doesn't stick well to the paw fur and my cat ends up flinging it all over the walls and furniture.

Definitely helps my baby girl kitty.17 yrs young,

My 9 year old big boy (18lb cat) started limping recently so I figured he's about that age where joints start to hurt. The first time I went to apply this to his paw he made the most "ew" face I think I've ever seen this very expressive cat make. So I had to force him to let me put it on his paw. He did stop limping for a few days. However, I have to chance his fluffy royalty around the house any time I want to apply it. So im a fan but he's not.

I would not recommend this product at all. I read other reviews about cats getting sick, but tried it anyway. My senior cat gets sprinkle caps of cosequin on her food, but stopped eating them, so I tried this. She willingly ate it off her paw every day. After 2 weeks I noticed a steady decline in her movements, and she starting hiding under the bed---a sure sign she did not feel well. Two days ago I stopped giving this to her and already she shows tremendous improvement. I will go back to the sprinkle caps today.

My older cat has minor arthritis. He gets this "treat" daily. He loves the flavor.

I ordered this for my two senior cats, 12 and 11 years old, The younger one you can hear her joints crack when she walks, poor thing! My oldest is just a huge boy, body-frame wise. After a few weeks of this, she seems to be moving around the house more, and started playing again! I don't give it to them on their paw, I either drop a dollop on their morning wet food or they lick it off my finger or the tube. My 2 younger cats get the daily vitamins (same brand) as a preventative. It's also part of our morning/nighttime routine. I have the subscription through Amazon, so I don't worry about running out.