Canine Aspirin for Dogs | Fast Pain Relief | Small to Medium Dogs | Liver Flavor | 75 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.

Been giving these to my 14 yr old dog. She seems to be doing better as far as getting up and down.

Worked great in a pinch while waiting to get my dog in the vet.

My beloved Eskie called Micky Moo was adopted 10 years ago. He was obviously beloved and was a total love dog. I was told Mick was elderly and would not live long. He is my beloved baby dog who has lived with me for 10 years. Moo is elderly and has some difficulty waking which seems uncomfortable. Hetakes this aspirin with meals and another if he seems in need midway between pills. No difficulty with Moo taking the aspirin and seems to help him move around easier and enjoy food and his mother. I know Mickey Moo will die soon and it breaks my heart, but he is happy, loving, eats eagerly and sleeps long hours. He super enjoys walking around the lawn, sniffing flowers and greenery and being held while he naps. These aspirin are easy to give and Moo clearly benefits and does not have problems mentioned by others. We are sadly and joyfully open moving closer to last days together.

Makes my dog tired when I give her one so it helps her not worry about whatever issue she has- I mainly used it when she had mosquito bites, wounds, ringworm and etc..I wouldn’t recommend giving 2, everytime I give her or my other 3 dogs 2 they end up throwing everything in their stomach up a few times.. the smell is absolutely terrible and strong and smells like vinegar.. I forgot what I paid for this but it’s worth it considering I still have over 80% of the pills left but I can’t give more than 1. The pills are tiny, the only other complaint I have is that the bottle is bigger than the amount of pills in there and it seems like there’s actually less in it. I’m not sure if it’s working or actually effective, it only makes my dog drowsy and/or tired- she doesn’t pace in pain like she always does when she has wounds/etc but she sleeps it off when I give her one one of these pills.

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.