- How does Duralactin Joint Plus differ from glucosamine joint chews?
- Its active ingredient is MicroLactin, a milk-protein concentrate, with omega-3 EPA, vitamin E and zinc. It contains no glucosamine or chondroitin, so it is a different approach rather than a substitute.
- How many chews does a dog get per day?
- Dosing is set by body weight on the label, and the chew is 1,500 mg of MicroLactin. Follow the package directions for your dog's weight and check with your vet if your dog is on other medication.
- Will a picky dog eat these chews?
- They are chicken-liver flavored soft chews that can be given directly or mixed with food. Owner reports are mixed, and some dogs refuse the smell.
- Is this safe for dogs with food sensitivities?
- The formula contains milk-derived MicroLactin and fish oil, so it is not suitable for dogs with milk or fish allergies. Ask your vet before starting it.
- Can puppies or pregnant dogs take it?
- It is labeled for adult dogs. Puppies, pregnant or nursing dogs, and dogs with health conditions should only take it on a vet's advice.
- How should the chews be stored?
- Keep the tub in a dry, cool place and reseal it after each use so the soft chews do not dry out.
- Where is the Duralactin Canine Joint Plus Soft Chews, 6-Pack (360 Count) cheapest?
- At HealthyPets.com, for $295.99, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Duralactin Canine Joint Plus Soft Chews, 6-Pack (360 Count)?
- Rated 3.3 out of 5 from 316 ratings.