Nutramax
Nutramax Cosequin DS Chewable Tablets - 132ct
Nutramax Cosequin DS chewable tablets deliver glucosamine, chondroitin, and MSM for daily joint support across breeds—132-count bottle for long-running schedules.
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Our review
Cosequin DS is Nutramax’s widely recommended joint supplement, combining FCHG49 glucosamine hydrochloride, TRH122 chondroitin sulfate, and MSM in a chewable tablet. The listing supports dogs of all sizes and ages when your veterinarian agrees a joint health supplement fits your plan.
The 132-count size lasts longer per bottle than smaller counts, which helps if you are dosing large dogs multiple tablets daily. Many owners like the crunch versus soft chews, and the brand’s long track record shows up in vet clinics nationwide.
Tablets can be large for toy breeds, and picky eaters may spit them out unless you hide them in food. Dasuquin adds ASU if your vet wants that extra ingredient—Cosequin alone does not include ASU. Check with your vet before starting any supplement regimen.
Pros and cons
What we like
- Glucosamine, chondroitin, and MSM in chewable tablets
- 132-count bottle suits multi-month dosing
- Nutramax quality testing and vet-recommended brand
- Formulated for all breed sizes per listing
What to watch
- Tablets can be hard for toy breeds or picky eaters
- No ASU—ask your vet if you wanted Dasuquin-level ingredients
- Some bags arrive with harder tablets if they sit open
Specifications
| Form | Chewable tablet |
|---|---|
| Count | 132 tablets |
| Actives | Glucosamine HCl, chondroitin sulfate, MSM |
| Breeds | All sizes and ages (with vet guidance) |
| Manufacturer | Nutramax Laboratories |
| Use | Daily joint health support |
Who it's for
- Dogs that prefer crunchy tablets over soft chews
- Long-term joint support on a vet-approved plan
- Owners buying in bulk for multiple dogs
The verdict
The default Nutramax joint tablet when you do not need ASU and your dog accepts chewables. Have your vet set dosing, and consider Dasuquin if they recommend ASU.
