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Wuffes Advanced Hip & Joint Support Dog Supplements: 30-Ct Large $17.50, 60-Ct Small

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Wuffes Store via Amazon has 60-Count Wuffes Advanced Hip & Joint Support Dog Supplements for Small Breed Dogs on sale for $38.95 - $15.58 (clip the 40% off coupon on the item page) - $5.84 (apply promo code 15BESTCHEWS at checkout) - $3.90 (5% Subscribe & Save discount) = $13.63. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

Wuffes Store via Amazon has 30-Count Wuffes Advanced Hip & Joint Support Dog Supplements for Large Breed Dogs on sale for $49.95 - $19.98 (clip the 40% off coupon on the item page) - $7.49 (apply promo code 15BESTCHEWS at checkout) - $5 (5% Subscribe & Save discount) = $17.48. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.Thanks to Deal Hunter Navy-Wife for finding this deal.

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Wuffes Store via Amazon has 60-Count Wuffes Advanced Hip & Joint Support Dog Supplements for Small Breed Dogs on sale for $38.95 - $15.58 (clip the 40% off coupon on the item page) - $5.84 (apply promo code 15BESTCHEWS at checkout) - $3.90 (5% Subscribe & Save discount) = $13.63. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

Wuffes Store via Amazon has 30-Count Wuffes Advanced Hip & Joint Support Dog Supplements for Large Breed Dogs on sale for $49.95 - $19.98 (clip the 40% off coupon on the item page) - $7.49 (apply promo code 15BESTCHEWS at checkout) - $5 (5% Subscribe & Save discount) = $17.48. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.Thanks to Deal Hunter Navy-Wife for finding this deal.

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

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Note:
The 60 ct is a 15-days worth supply if your dog is 35+ lbs
The 30 ct is 15-days worth supply if dog is 65+ lbs
Do your dog a favor and skip these crap supplements and get them green lipid New Zealand mussels.

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OutlawCecil
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Note:
The 60 ct is a 15-days worth supply if your dog is 35+ lbs
The 30 ct is 15-days worth supply if dog is 65+ lbs
OMG
Last edited by OutlawCecil March 27, 2025 at 03:42 PM.
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gfxdsgnr
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Nice. Thanks, OP
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turfbag
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Thanks OP, my golden tripod thanks you!!

EDIT: "It's the hip and joint supplement dogs ask for by name!"
Last edited by turfbag March 27, 2025 at 04:17 PM.
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SweetDrool
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These work great on owners!
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Birdknowsbest15
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code for 15% not working.
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chris58950
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Do your dog a favor and skip these crap supplements and get them green lipid New Zealand mussels.
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GreyVolcano919
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Quote from OutlawCecil :
Note:
The 60 ct is a 15-days worth supply if your dog is 35+ lbs
The 30 ct is 15-days worth supply if dog is 65+ lbs

Large breed is only 18.87 for 60. If you calculate, you could give a 35 lb dog 1/2 of a large breed.

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BeSweet
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Quote from chris58950 :
Do your dog a favor and skip these crap supplements and get them green lipid New Zealand mussels.

What brand/style? It looks like there are many out there.
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akronguy
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I was about to order these for my 12 year old dog with mobility issues until I started reading some of the negative reviews. Quite a few people mention their dogs having GI issues, seizures, and/or dying almost immediately after starting this product. I know correlation doesn't necessarily equal causation, but the frequency or these reviews concerns me. On top of that, the fact that the manufacturer appears to be reaching out directly to some of the "my dog died" reviewers and offering a full refund is suspicious. On one hand, that could be seen as a nice gesture, but it makes me wonder how many reviews might have been changed or taken down after the manufacturer unsolicitedly intervened.
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Thundersleet
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I was so interested as I read the title, then it said dog. Hmm they can't taste that bad can they?
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CrazyPharm
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are these safe to consume? asking for a friend
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joverstreet112
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Quote from chris58950 :
Do your dog a favor and skip these crap supplements and get them green lipid New Zealand mussels.

Link to what exactly you're giving your dog?
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LeasedJet
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Quote from akronguy :
I was about to order these for my 12 year old dog with mobility issues until I started reading some of the negative reviews. Quite a few people mention their dogs having GI issues, seizures, and/or dying almost immediately after starting this product. I know correlation doesn't necessarily equal causation, but the frequency or these reviews concerns me. On top of that, the fact that the manufacturer appears to be reaching out directly to some of the "my dog died" reviewers and offering a full refund is suspicious. On one hand, that could be seen as a nice gesture, but it makes me wonder how many reviews might have been changed or taken down after the manufacturer unsolicitedly intervened.
I remember people reporting the same thing about their dogs dying after giving them scrambled eggs.

Obviously every dog is different, just as every human is different. Some kids live off peanut butter while others die from it.

So for whatever it's worth my doggo has been on these for around two years and she is alive and healthy - other than the joint issues she's had for a very long time. These didn't make those issues go away, but I do feel like they have made life a little easier as she gets older and even if it's a placebo effect they make me feel better about trying to do something for her.
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Quote from LeasedJet :
I remember people reporting the same thing about their dogs dying after giving them scrambled eggs.

Obviously every dog is different, just as every human is different. Some kids live off peanut butter while others die from it.

So for whatever it's worth my doggo has been on these for around two years and she is alive and healthy - other than the joint issues she's had for a very long time. These didn't make those issues go away, but I do feel like they have made life a little easier as she gets older and even if it's a placebo effect they make me feel better about trying to do something for her.
I appreciate your comments. Have you tried Dasuquin (w/MSN) for your ageing doggo and did that make a difference? The main ingredients are basically the same as this supplement.

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Quote from turfbag :
I appreciate your comments. Have you tried Dasuquin (w/MSN) for your ageing doggo and did that make a difference? The main ingredients are basically the same as this supplement.

We used Dasuquin with our dog, it made a noticeable improvement after a week or so and we have been giving one most days for about 2 years now. I would recommend it.

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