Essential Pet Canine Aspirin 300mg Temporary Pain Relief for Larger Breed Dogs

I have a 65lb lab/shepherd that suffers from painful hip dysplasia. He was howling every time he got up from a laying position, and whining every time he changed positions while lying down. After one dose I noticed increased comfort in my dog after about an hour. He was getting right up and moving without howling or whining. You can give it twice a day (12 hours apart), but it lasts for all day or night long. I used it with a glucosamine joint supplement so I'm not sure how it would have worked alone but it definitely boosted the supplement. He has worse days where he needs the pain relief boost from the aspirin and I notice that right away on harder days when he has only had the joint supplement. YOU CANNOT USE THIS MORE THAN 3 DAYS IN A ROW. So after the first 3 days I now give it as needed. It really does work.

We used this on our 15 year old dog that is 75 lbs. She has been aching and sore. We gave her the amount prescribed for a week and then cut it back to about half of that, just enough to take the edge off and be easy on her liver. She is doing wonderful! She doesn't ache, can get up and down from the floor and on the stairs easier. She is back to her sprite self and it is wonderful to see her not suffering.

I bought this product for my 16yr dog to help with some of her pain in her joints. It helped a lot and the price was very good

I used this for my 1 and a half year old (kind of a little over that age) lab. He had severely pulled a muscle and I didn’t feel like paying a hefty vet bill just to get him pain meds. I tried this first and was VERY pleased. I did 4 pills a day - 2 first thing in the AM (the sooner the better) and 2 in the PM; if I gave it to him of late morning I tried to push back how early I gave it to him that night. Within a little over a week he was fully back to his normal self so I cut back to only 2 pills a day - only at night which seemed to be when the pain affected him the most. I did that for about 3 or 4 days and then stopped completely giving it to him and he seemed to have healed up by then. It is nice to have around for whenever he seems to be in pain from something I will give him 2 pills of this and it works wonderfully for him! I had no issues either with him taking them. (But he loves any sort of medicine so I didn’t expect this to be an issue.)

I have a 13 year old Rottweiler that had started doing very poorly and we were afraid she wasn't long for this world. **she did a 180 and is back to her old self! This is one of the biggest wins for her. She started getting up better and more often a week after starting this daily routine. She is over 100 lbs and at first she needed help and a little tough love on making her move often but, now she's getting up and beating me to the doggy door in the morning!(in addition to adding these twice daily, I changed her food to 2 different types. One is senior healthy weight and the other is senior energy food. I also added cosrquin tabs and at first natural liquid drops of anxiety and pain relief for dogs.) I do believe the aspirin made the difference in her hips and back. All the other changes attributed to helping her as well I have no doubt! I am just glad to have her doing so well because we weren't ready to say goodbye yet! 💜💜💜💜💜

My dog won't take then voluntarily. She Will lick them and that's it. I bought them hoping it was flavored enough for a dog to actually want. It does seem to help with her joint stiffness.

Out beloved and talented Spikey D;Otter has hip dysplaysia problems. We have him of on phycox and this aspirin. He takes two vs 9 of lower of smaller dose. We only give when he has an active day with other dogs or has beem touring the yard. They have controlled the pain and help with his mobility. We will provide whatever we can to keep him comfortable and with us.

I have an 11 year old pit bull mix who is suffering from arthritis. She started to show signs of difficulty getting up then started limping on her back left leg. Took her to the vet and they prescribed fish oil and some prescription pills. Improvement was slow so I just decided to give her this since I already brought it prior to her vet appointment. She actually showed better improvement with this than what was prescribed. She's a pretty picky old lady so I can only get her to eat it when I mix it in with her food, twice a day. But her energy level and get up and go is much better!