Turmeric for Dogs - Organic Turmeric with Curcumin, Hip and Joint Supplement Dogs Soft Chew, with Collagen and Bioprene, High Absorption Eliminates Joint Pain Inflammation - 60 Count

I have an 11 yr old shih-tzu that is the pickiest eater ever! Was hoping he would just eat these by themselves since they are chicken flavored but he won't. So I just cut them up (easy to cut) and mix it in with his food. Problem solved. What I've witnessed is truly amazing. He had some skin issues , getting to be a bumpy old dog. It was getting kinda gross to touch him.(sad but true) Vet says this is normal in older dogs. maybe so....but it was giving me the heebie jeebies to pet him. This is my second month of giving my lumpy bumpy dog a turmeric supplement and I'm very impressed with the effects. ...especially the quite notable difference in fewer lumps and bumps. I did not originally purchase the supplement for this reason. I purchased it due to the fact that my dog was beginning to demonstrate signs of mobility issues and I did not want to give my dog a big pharma medication which would do more harm than good. Turmeric is good for people. I was happy to learn it was safe to give to dogs/pets. (not all spices can be given to our fur-ever friends....some are toxic on a deadly level) I noticed signs of improvement within a week of beginning adding turmeric to his diet.... I also began utilizing hemp oil .... I mean I was/am SERIOUS about getting my older pup back too 'normal' mobility.....aged or not. Turmeric is a natural anti inflammatory and it kills cancer cells. Despite the vet stating that these lumps and bumps were 'normal' and nothing to be concerned about....I just wasn't buying it. What if they started to become something more? I couldn't bear it. And 'no' it isn't 'normal'. Maybe it is 'normal' ,as in they are seeing it more and more, but I've been around 'awhile' and I've had pets for many years and I can tell you it isn't 'normal'. The pet food on the market isn't any healthier for our pets than the food on store shelves being offered to humans. I KNOW which OTC pet food gave my dog his 'fatty tumors'... it'd cost way too much money to pursue it legally. Now I just feel stupid for having trusted that crud. The regulations are even more lax on pet foods. This turmeric is HELPING! I am so relieved!!!!!! Hemp oil is a natural pain reliever...hence utilizing it in conjunction with the turmeric. These two supplements combined have created drastic visible changes in my fur-ever friend. Less bumps/moles/or whatever they are, and his mobility issues are now none existent after 2 months of continued use. He is back to 'normal'...like age reversal has taken place. This product is 100% worth trying. I use a higher dose than what is recommended. (yes this is safe to do) ...it is natural medicine... once my pup stops demonstrating signs of continued improvement I will use the recommended dose for maintenance....but right now I'm going to continue to use it as a full on approach to fight whichever of his natural immune functions seems to be imbalanced. No it isn't a 'cure all' but is an amazing part of keeping or getting your dog healthy!

I made Turmeric Paste to aid my dog in getting over some pretty serious health issues...I used these at the same time to supplement the paste. He liked the taste as he was happy to see them in his bowl. He recovered fully, so there must be something to Turmeric. Great for decreasing inflammation.I'm no vet, and I do not give veterinarian advice but I was on my last leg. I'd spent $5000 searching for the cure to what was ailing my dog and the vets couldn't figure it out. We went down many avenues chasing the answer but we never found it...from herniated disc, to various tick related illnesses, to meningitis, he was put on drugs that knocked him out, to ones that made him barely able to walk. He was given blood test after blood test and even a spinal tap. At one point, he was bleeding from every orifice of his body. The vets thought they had narrowed it down to some type of auto immune disease. He was prescribed steroids and was on steroids for almost 9 months (not healthy for any living thing). I felt really bad for my dog. He went from being a lively, active, humorous dog to a zombie more or less. I finally got tired of seeing him suffer and sought out alternatives. Somehow, i stumbled across Turmeric, famous for it's anti-inflammatory effects. The vets believed that the root cause of my dog's auto-immune disease was inflammation of the tissues surrounding the spinal chord. I had to give it a shot as my dog was absolutely miserable. So, I slowly weaned him off the steroids, waited the recommended week or two for his system to flush the steroids and began giving him turmeric paste and these supplements. In less than a week his old sense of humor was coming back and was well on his way to being his old self. The weight he gained on steroids began to go away and after 2-3 months I weaned him off of the Turmeric. He hasn't had any health issues since and he is one of the funniest dogs i've ever met/known.I'm not saying Turmeric is the miracle cure for every dog/ailment. I just wanted to relay my story because I know there is someone out there in the same situation, a dog that is semi-permanently on steroids due to inflammation that no one can figure out. Turmeric is your answer. It's more or less harmless, it is natural, so, why not give it a shot? It worked for my dog.

We tried one month of prescription pills (Aleve for dogs, basically) but it is expensive and has potentially serious side effects. I started making 'pup-cakes' with dog food, blueberries, turmeric, and collagen which is all healthy stuff and they like it but my schedule can make it difficult to always do that. These Turmeric Bites are the perfect replacement for those days I don’t have time or am out of town. The dogs love these little treats, and they work quite well - they maintain mobility and ease of movement, and the ingredients are healthful, not harmful. Both dogs are 11 years old, both are large (80 and 95 lbs) and both were clearly starting to feel the effects of aging / arthritis. Turmeric and Collagen have made a HUGE improvement in their mobility and lessened the associated pain as well. I'm about the same age as an 11 year old dog, have the same arthritis issues and follow a similar regimen (less dog food, but lots of turmeric and collagen), have experienced vast improvements in my own mobility and significantly reduced pain, so I know exactly how much it benefits them.

Our dog, Kiddo, a German Shepherd mix, loves these turmeric chews! We give them to her with her breakfast and she gobbles them down. She is 9 years "young" and these types of supplements provide her with extra care to ensure her hips and joints stay "young" too!

This product is awful. It smells and my dog thinks so too and will not touch it. What is worse, the vendor will not return my money. My advice is purchase this product at a Pets Mart or Chewy where all dog products are refundable.

My 11year old crippled Ausie Lace is feeling more Active this spring !!! She’s Happier !!! And I believe she’s in less Pain from her bones and muscles !!!Can I take this product too