Nutramax Cosequin ASU Joint Health Supplement for Horses - Powder with Glucosamine, Chondroitin, ASU, and MSM, 500 Grams

My Morgan horse is pushing 26 and has fused high ringbone and some arthritis. He's still got an excellent pep to his step and we do easy rides on trail. He's on the lowest dose of generic eqioxx about 6x weekly. I supplement farriers formula, Source green powder, electrolytes, camelina oil, and just a tad of buteless pellets a day. I noticed him getting a lot more stiff now that it's a bit colder, and also he's always taken about 15 full minutes to totally warm up every when it's not cold. I started him on product about a month ago and I probably started noticing a different in two weeks. He moves more freely and is lighter on his feet and just in general in a much better mood! I will likely stop the buteless as any effect it's having is minimal at best.I will say he's not a picky eater at all. I later the powder between his supplements and put camelina on top and he eats at. At first he was a little hesitant but now he eats it. Takes his time lol but it's worth a shot.... I guess you could syringe the power of your horse tolerates that. Worse comes to worse another person at your barn can but it off you but I really think it's worth a shot!

My daughter gives this to her horses. It definitely makes a difference in her older horses. They have better mobility.

I purchased a 15 year old Quarter Horse gelding. I was struggling the first couple months of keeping him sound. He went from a arena sand paddock to a very rocky and hard one. I had him trimmed a couple weeks after i got him and he was a little sore (totally expected it) After he appeared sound we went for a couple 1 hour rides and he was lame again (this is after lunging him for a good 20 mins prior to ride). Started him on this joint supplement after a week of seeing if he would show improvement. He seemed to show quite a bit of improvement in less than two weeks. Then I had my farrier put shoes on all 4 hooves. Guess what!? he wasn;t even sore or lame after the farrier! This product is pricey $65 for 2 weeks to build it up in their system, then it's 1 scoop/day for maintenance. (or $65/can a month) . My boy is worth it and it's doable with a couple horses, if I had more I'd probably find something a little more affordable for maintenance.

Easy dose scoop, smell and taste are very palatable to equine. Simply add to feed and done. Horse seems to move a little better when using this product. Good value for money.

This made a huge difference for my older horse. She is not limping anymore and doesn’t walk like she’s stiff. I’ll be continuing this product for her.

We've used this for pur horses and dogs for YEARS. We start them on it the day they come home, but it's never too late.

This product smells like apples and my horse likes it. So far is doing well on it. We started it last week, and have had good luck with Cosequin in the past. What I really like about this one is that it has 10,000 mg of MSM, where as some other brands only have 5,000.

Like the product. Seems to be doing better than other supplements.