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p style="font-size: 12px;">Capsules may be given once or twice a day depending on your cat’s feeding schedule.

aplus-v2 .aplus-standard .apm-tablemodule {text-align:left; margin:0 auto; width:970px; display:table;} Just like humans, dogs have a variety of health needs. Sometimes, those needs can’t be met through simple dietary changes alone, so supplements can help keep them as healthy as it’s possible to be.Although there will often be ingredients in dog joint supplements that you recognise, it’s important to never give them human supplements. Dog supplements have been tailored specifically to be perfectly safe for canine consumption, and contain just the right amounts that a dog needs. Although it can be tempting to share supplements, you could end up doing them more harm than good. Dasuquin® Advanced with ESM contains the same trusted ingredients found in Dasuquin, the #1 joint health brand recommended by veterinarians*:

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The tablets have an added fish flavour to make them appealing to your dog, and you can sneak them into your dog’s food if they’re a little on the fussy side, but those who are particularly sensitive to tablets may benefit from some of the others on our list instead. td>Proprietary Blend: Avocado/Soybean Unsaponifiables (ASU)^▼, Boswellia serrata extract (containing acetyl-11-keto-boswellic acid [AKBA]), and green tea extract (EGCG) MSM (400 mg) – this is a natural substance that both dogs and human have inside their body. It helps joint nourishment and flexibility. Unfortunately, its level decreases with age, that’s why older dogs need it from supplements. In my personal opinion, this dose is a bit high, as I have rarely seen human supplements with 400 mg per serving.

h4 class="a-spacing-mini"> Have You Talked to Your Vet?

When you notice any changes in your cat’s health, the first step should be talking to your veterinarian. Your vet may recommend using our patented, scientifically researched Dasuquin Joint Health Supplements to help support your cat’s joints and maintain bladder health.