Large Breed Adult Dry Dog Food for Joint & Mobility Health – Enhanced with EPA & Glucosamine – Chicken, Brown Rice & Barley Recipe

My baby girl is an 11 year old White German Shepherd. She started walking with stiffness in her legs for the past years. About two weeks she started limping on her right rear leg. It was very obvious to me that she was in pain. I tried many different high priced brands of joint supplements with no results at all. The Purina Pro Plan joint mobility did absolutely nothing for her. I ordered this bag 2 weeks ago. I am soooooo happy too see her walking with no stiffness or limping at all anymore!!

This is a bit expensive, but if you're like me, your "faithful friend" is worth it. Ingredients are top-notch and I was a little worried that she (1/2 Rottweiler and 1/2 German Shepard) wouldn't like it, but she gobbles it right down. I can't say how she would respond it I fed it to her dry, but I always mix it with a bit of canned food with gravy.

The food is ok. My dog's veterinarian recommended it. My 90 lb. dog likes it. We need a smaller bag though. Not only is a 30 lb. bag awkward and hard to manage, by the time we get to the bottom third of the bag, the food is hard, dry, and stale.

I have used this food for two dogs. My Dutch Shepherd started to limp on his rear legs at @ age 8 and this solved the issue. A week after starting it he stopped limping and remained that was for the remainder of his life. My current pup is a Broader Collie and she started limping in he rear legs around age 9. Started her on this food and she turned around in @ 2 weeks. Has been fine for a few months. Hard to tell if she likes it as she will wolf down any food.

I have a 4 year old lab/pitt mutt, who loves this food. She usually doesn't eat much and leaves food in her bowl throughout the day, but has been eating all her food on a timely schedule ever since we switched her to this. She used to be on Taste of the Wild, which is priced similarly, but Taste of the Wild is grain-free. According to my veterinarian, dogs that eat grain-free diets are at higher risk of getting cardiovascular disease, and she recommended the Science Hill diet. I chose "Healthy Mobility" to prevent any joint issues... hopefully it works.

I'm really happy with this product. As it happens, my dog will eat any kind of dog food. I chose this food because, at 14 years old, he was beginning to suffer some agility issues. My neighbor, a vet, suggested I use a senior dog food for him with a mobility nutritional component. In the six months I've had my dog on this, his mobility has improved. He is much more willing to go up and down stairs, sometimes even volunteering the effort! Regular walks have helped this a lot, but even my neighbor vet has noted the change in his early morning flexibility. I didn't believe a supplement would have an impact, and I'm not sure I do yet, but my dog likes this food, and I know it's high quality, so the extra cost is worth it.