Vetality Canine Aspirin for Dogs | Fast Pain Relief | Large to X-Large Dogs | Liver Flavor | 120 Chewable Tablets

This work wonders. Can definitely tell it’s relieving the pain…moaning stops and no discomfort when walking.

The product works well.... saved us a trip to the Vet when our Golden Retriever sprained his hind leg. He recovered quickly after a couple of days of treatment with the aspirin and is back to his normal self once again. Before the treatment he was favoring his hind leg, and letting out an occasional yelp when trying to jump. We were isolating him so that he could rest (for a couple of days), but his leg was not getting much better. Once we administered the aspirin, he showed signs of getting better within 12 hours or so...and then in less than 2 days, he seems to be almost 100%. We are cautiously, very optimistic. He is back playing with his brother and we go for a walk today. No more "yelps", and not favoring the leg what so ever.

It appears to help my dogs pain. He was limping and we think he pulled a muscle, he seemed to walk better after taking this. He took it as is, we didn't have to hide it in any food, so it must taste okay and be easy to chew. We did not experience any GI upset.

My oldest dog, female Yankee Terrier at 11 years was getting gimpy and slowing down, finding it more difficult to get up from a prone position, and sometimes her hind legs appeared to be giving out if she tried to jump for a ball. Vet gave her a prescription that seemed to help for awhile, but very pricey. As I take aspirin myself for age related pains, I researched canine aspirin and after going over several options on Amazon, decided to give Vetality Canine a try. That was 4 bottles of 120 ago. She doesn't seem to like the pill by itself, but 1 pill every night in her food has made a difference; when I get home in the evening, she is Ready to Play! All 3 dogs go out for 15 or 30 minutes of chasing tennis balls across the yard, and she seems to have no problem running, jumping, stopping, skidding around to grab a ball and bring it back for more. When she doesn't bring it back, I know she's tired and ready to go back inside for dinner. She doesn't have the stamina she used to, but the leg joint pain does not appear to be an issue now, and for the last year; if she does show joint pain again, I think we will go to 2 pills a day, every 12 hours, but for now the 1 a day seems to be working well for her. Considering I've never had a Yankee Terrier live longer than 10 years or so, it is very encouraging to see the old girl still going strong at 12!

I was contemplating having my Rottweiler put down because he was having a hard time walking and he’d sometimes would stumble and fall when we let him out to relieve himself. He weighs 140lbs. His vet said he has a longer than normal body frame and he wasn’t overweight. The arthritis was taking a toll on him, mainly his legs. We tried everything to help relive his pain. I decided to try the 300mg aspirin, it made a big difference, within 24hrs my dog was able to walk down the steps (3 steps) and go out to relieve himself. His legs are still a little wobbly from the arthritis pain, but he’s able to function a lot better, to where we’re no longer considering putting him down. We can tell he feels a lot better, he even attempted to chase a deer out of the yard, he is still limited as far as running. Because he’s a big or Xtra Large dog the dosage is based on dogs up to 120lbs, he weighs 140lbs, I give him one tablet about every 5 hrs, usually with a little food. If not for the dog aspirin we would have had to put him down. For now we will have him in our lives for months to come. We will continue to monitor his health and pain levels, when the time comes he’ll let us know in his own way, right now he’s active when that changes, we’ll do the right thing for him.

Our dog Boo always ran like the wind. We didn’t realize all that running would hurt him. His one knee had a complete tear of his CCL and the other one was stretched. Within a week the other knee tore completely. The vet gave him some pain medicine then we started giving him dog aspirin. We actually gave him some before the vet gave him pain meds. The change was we now give him 2 in the morning and 2 at night. This really seems to help. He also gets laser treatments at the vet. He does not like taking them. So I have to bribe him with a treat he likes.

My 4 year old Doberman has had leg surgery and now the other leg is not doing well but at 4-5 thousand for surgery on a fixed income I had to try something. This product works! Within a few days a major improvement has happened. Now he is enjoying his outside time again and is acting like a puppy. I cant say it will work with your animal but its worth the try for a better quality of life for your best friend.

BASED ON MY EXPERIENCE: DO NOT PURCHASE THESE CANINE ASPIRINS. My 10 year old, 80 pound German Sheppard is having some joint pain. I purchased these hoping to give him some relief. The flavor of the pills is fine. He took the pills right from my hand. Within one hour he was throwing up. I thought, okay, maybe it was because it was his first time taking the meds. I waited until the next day and tried again. This time it was several hours later that he was throwing up again. But this time, there was blood in the throw-up. I took him to the vet immediately. He was given supportive care overnight and then sent home with me. Thankfully he's going to be okay. My vet told me to throw these pills away. He has not had any issues since I got rid of these pills. In my opinion, these should be taken off of the market. At the least, Amazon should strongly reconsider selling this product. BASED ON MY EXPERIENCE: DO NOT PURCHASE THESE CANINE ASPIRINS.