Bakko's Hip and Joint Chew

I have a Labrador who is nearly 15 years old, she has torn both her ACL's in her youthful years and now suffers from arthritis, as well as, some hip dysplasia. Since taking this product she's able to go for longer walks, swims and is once again able to squat when she goes to the bathroom (where in the past she was standing). I couldn't be happier that this product has improved her quality of life, keeping her strong and independent.

Love the Bakko's Hip and Joint. Our 15 year old German Shepherd/Australian Shepherd mix was having severe hip issues and was taking phenobarbital for seizures. He now can jump on the couch and has had only 1 seizure in 2 years. Love, love, love that he is having quality of life his last years.

Dante could barely manage half a lap round the field, two weeks after starting on this and she is doing 3 full laps.

It's the only product I have found that helps her, I have it shipped all the way to the UK

Got the get up and go biscuits for my dogs and they love them. They don't struggle with mobility at this time but are really rough on their joints while jumping around and these seem to give a spring in their step.

My lady dog Rosie ruptured her TPLO and due to COVID (and her less than adorable personality at the vet) has been on a virtual surgical waiting list for repair. She was noticeably limping and giving up on the day almost as quickly as she'd start it - really heartbreaking, especially since I couldn't fix anything other than to let her rest and pump her full of carprofen and gabapentin, and even then she was grumpy, still in pain, and out of it. I tried a sling, and although it stabilized her leg a little, the back strap made her insane so we hung that up pretty quickly. I've used CBD's before with her for anxiety and she was not comfortable with them - would actually sniff them out in her food and refuse to eat because she didn't like the way she felt - "wobbly" as best I can describe it, however with Austin and Kat, not only does she eat her food, she's up and active, not grumpy anymore, not even noticeably limping. Rosie hasn't had a carprofen in over 2 months and is now waking up with her ball in mouth ready to play, while I'm drying my hair, the ball is rolled to me, and as soon as I walk in the door from work, the ball is presented to me, in the garden, making dinner, etc... short of long, I got my girl back. Thank you, Kat.