Petlab Co. Chicken Flavour Cat Hip & Joint Support with UT Food Topper Gel for Occasional Aching Joints & UT Support Review

This is greasy, lumpy and gross stuff. My cat hated it and it's shooting all over the place making a huge mess. I will never buy again.

I used to use a Bayer product but couldn't get hold of it post COVID. My cat has osteoarthritis of the hip and this seems to be helping and the ingredients are vet approved.

For a short time I tricked my cat into taking the product by squeezing the product from the tube onto my finger and then into the corner of my mouth. The product seemed good at first but it quickly became runny and runny and then became gritty in less than ten doses.

We bought it for our elderly cat. I was worried about how we would introduce him to her. Those fears were unfounded as she literally loves the taste. As soon as she hears the cap click, she approaches me and waits for me to hand it to her. Our second cat doesn't need it, but she queues up because she likes the taste too. It seems to work. I don't have any actual data but it looks like her gate will change if I miss a dose. She definitely moves better than before she bought it.

My old kitten has arthritis, is slowing her movements and avoids jumping on furniture, so I bought her a tube of this hip and joint brace. It focuses on glucosamine and also contains methionine, cranberry extract, hyaluronic acid, plus some oregon grape root and ascorbic acid (vitamin C). This is quite similar to the supplements we humans take for our own joints. I also like the addition of cranberry extract. I don't know what it does for arthritis, but we usually give it to a few kittens who…