Wuffes Chewable Dog Hip and Joint Supplement for Small & Medium Breeds - Glucosamine & Chondroitin Chews - Dog Joint Supplements & Vitamins - Extended Joint Care - 60 Ct

We bought this for our 12-year-old Border Collie after we started noticing she was struggling to get up and down the stairs and jump onto the couch. Over the past couple of years, she had definitely slowed down and just wasn’t as active as she used to be. After consistently giving her these supplements, we’ve seen a huge improvement. She seems more comfortable moving around and there’s definitely a little more pep in her step! It’s been so encouraging to see her acting more like herself again. Biggest Pro: It’s incredibly easy to add to her regular dinner routine. She loves the pork flavor, so there’s no hassle — and it genuinely seems to help her mobility. Who It’s For: Dogs starting to show signs of aging, especially those with hip and joint stiffness. Would I Buy It Again? Absolutely. We already have it on a convenient monthly subscription and plan to keep it that way!

Tried many different treatments for my older Shitzu’s hips but finally found one that really works. All of these products say your dog will love them and you have to hide them in something but not this one. It’s my dog’s favorite treat. This product has made jumping up on couch possible again!

I wrote the following to Wuffe at their customer service/warranty email, but still have yet to hear back (UPDATE: I did hear back from Wuffe finally...their response is at the bottom of this message, and it is a disgusting response): "I ordered the "Wuffes Chewable Dog Hip and Joint Supplement for Small & Medium Breeds - Glucosamine & Chondroitin Chews - Dog Joint Supplements & Vitamins - Extended Joint Care - 60 Ct" product on August 28th via Amazon, and I started a Subscribe & Save the same day. My dog was 16 years old, and starting to have issues with her hips and walking, so I figured I'd give these a try. We gave the recommended dosage to her the day after the first container arrived, and she instantly started going downhill that same day. Not thinking that it was because of the Wuffes, I continued to give them to her for a couple of days. The second day she wasn't walking at all. She stopped eating and was VERY lethargic. I stopped giving them to her and she was able to start walking a little bit again, and eat, and drink, but she still was in terrible condition. I also noticed that her stomach was swollen. I can't be certain, but I'm pretty sure she started to have seizures as well. It was a terrible situation all around. We had to put her down on Saturday. Her health went from starting to get bad to having to be put down within a week after starting these. Nothing else changed with her diet nor routines, other than giving her these Wuffes." For my review: I wish I had read some of the other reviews about how deadly these are and how they made other dogs sick. Our dog was healthy, other than her legs starting to get weaker. I have never seen her stomach bloat up as much as it did when she had these things. I've never seen it bloat up at all, actually, and she eats basically anything. She stopped eating after taking these. She stopped doing anything other than laying down, sleeping, and having what looked to be seizures. I never should have given her these "supplements" which turned out to be poison. We had to take her in to be put down after she had multiple seizure-like episodes. During one of them, she let out a very loud, whimpering howl, which we all thought was the TV at first, then saw her arching her back and her neck and realized it was her. It was horrifying and so sad to watch. She hardly ever makes noises other than eating noises. These are truly terrible products and I wouldn't recommend them to anyone. UPDATED RESPONSE: Wuffes responded to this review writing the following: "We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience regarding your order and would like to offer you a full refund for your purchase. If you would like a full refund: please reply 'Full refund'. We hope that you give us another chance. Thank you very much." Having to put my dog down is MORE than an "inconvenience". And how in the world am I to "give (them) another chance" when my dog is dead because of their product? Unbelievable! I also asked them to pay for the vet bill of putting my dog down, but they refused. Great. So I get my money back on the product that has killed my dog, and I no longer have my baby. Fantastic. DON'T buy anything to do with this company!

The first time Jenny ate a Wuffes treat, she got sick and vomited. The instructions said this may happen and to cut back to 1/2 treat. I did for one week, and gave her a full treat two days ago. During the week of 1/2 treat, we noticed improvements, which were impressive. Now she runs up and down stairs (hasn't done that for a long while) and runs around with her "puppy smile" on. Dramatic change! Update 2/25/2026: Unfortunately, after a couple of weeks, I noticed that every morning Jenny was back to her old self. I would give her a treat and a little later she was fine. That indicated it was not building up blood levels. So, when I interpreted the label, it became obvious this was not anything but an overpriced pain pill, with possible targeting joint pain. I also noticed the price went up!

My 14 year old dog has been on cosequin for a good year along with monthly librela injections. She still has a noticeable limp and slow getting up . We started using Wuffes about two weeks ago and I do see a marked improvement. Not like a puppy as many ads state but her limp is not as noticeable and she gets up from a resting position with less straining. Well worth the expense and will continue with them along with the liberals injections.