PhyCox Soft Chews (120 ct) |  | Brand: PhyCox
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $79.99
Buy New: $46.89
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Seller: Medi-Vet Animal Health
Rating:  60 reviews
Sales Rank: 558
Ingredients: Active Ingredients per soft chew:
Glucosamine HCI
450 mg
Methylsulfonylmethane
400 mg
Flaxseed Oil
400 mg
Creatine Monohydrate
250 mg
Turmeric
50 mg
Phycox®
30 mg
Eicosapentaenoic Acid
9 mg
Docosahexaenoic Acid
6 mg
Boron
100 mcg
Media: Misc.
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.8
Dimensions (in): 6.3 x 5 x 4.9
MPN: IWM032011
UPC: 350989080570
EAN: 0350989080570
ASIN: B0014FTA74
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | PhyCox-JS soft chews are a joint support formula to help reduce inflammation and discomfort due to normal daily activity. | | • | PhyCox-JS Soft Chews contain Phycocyanin, a naturally derived Cox-2 inhibitor and antioxidant. | | • | It is combined with glucosamine, MSN, minerals, essential fatty acids, amino acids and other antioxidants. |
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Product Description
PhyCox Soft Chews is a veterinary strength nutritional supplement with health benefits. Recommended to support joint mobility and healthy bone structure. Provides enhanced antioxidant protection and Omega-3 Fatty Acids.
Directions:
PhyCox Soft Chews are to be given orally for administration. After 6 weeks, the dosage can be reduced as positive results are seen. Since each pet's body is different, results may take longer in some pets.
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| Customer Reviews:
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 Miracle PhyCox-JS has reversed my Chessie's aging!! September 7, 2008
Annette L. Smith
14 out of 14 found this review helpful
PhyCox-JS Soft Chews (120 Soft Chews)
My dog was found on the street near death close to 8 years ago.
Besides being starved, she had suffered a severe knee injury which we have been doctoring over the years. Besides joint supplements, she was getting buffered aspirin "as needed" which ended up being several times per week. She was having trouble getting up, and would limp for a while, until the leg/knee loosened up.
Back in the middle of 2008, our vet shared a sample of PhyCox-JS with me -- said it was something new. It was close to what I was using -- but had two additional ingredient - Boron and Phycox®. Within a week or so, our Nicky stopped limping when she first got up, and I haven't found the need to use Aspirin since. At nearly 12 years old, This Chesapeake Bay Retriever loves to run and can beat most youngsters at the dog park to the ball.
I have recommended this to many of my friends with older, arthritic dogs, and they too are seeing the great effects of this product.
Yesterday, at our regular vet's visit, I was told that had it not been for the Phycox-JS softchews, by now we would have been facing reconstructive surgery on that knee!! Before the Phycox, I was told that knee surgery could not be a consideration because she was also having hip problems, and with the surgery, she would have started favoring the bad hip!!
Nicky is a Certified Service Dog and Therapy Dog, and we are always out. Most people take her for a much younger dog!! To me Phycox-JS is a miracle drug.
Expensive but worth it! July 23, 2009
John Klekner (Raleigh, NC United States)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
I am a skeptical of expensive wonder drugs, but Fido will always win my heart. Bailey, my 12 year old Corgi now acts like a 2 year old dog again... it took max dosages for 5-6 weeks, but he now scuddles thru the house and seemingly is fluid-like. His energy level has increased and his mobility seems more in line with a younger dog. Could 12 be the new 6? Where is the human version of this stuff!?
PhyCox JS July 30, 2008
J. Barker (Michigan, USA)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
Ihave a 5 yr.old Bull Terrier with a few physical problems which are not uncommon to this breed.Last year she developed a limp on both her front legs especially the right. I took her to a specialist and after Xrays was diagnosed with calcium circumscripta-mineral deposits in her front wrist joints- This is NOT common. There is no cure for this situation.She was put on Tramadol& neurontin and Rimadyl for the pain. Rimadyl is a drug which must be given with caution as it can cause liver damage so a monthy blood test is needed(many $$$$) After 3 months I dicontnued the Rimadyl and only gave her the other two when she was in sever pain. I started giving her Glucosamin $ Chondritin, salmon oil and vitamin supplements not only for her legs but because she mostly eats raw food. This was not working. At my last vet visit he told me there was a new medication on the market. PhyCOx Js and it was mostly natural and therfore I did not have to give here all those pills because the product contained Omega 3"s and natural pain inhibitor. He gave me a free sample to try and I noticed that after a few days my dog's limping became less pronounced. I ordered a larger bottle and she has been on this for a month now and her limping and pain issues have decreased dramatically. I will keep her on this and hopfully she will maintain this level of comfort which increases her ability to enjoy herself a bit more.
Great product! Happy dog! July 8, 2009
C. Lewis
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I have a very large dog, who is around 8 1/2 years old, and was overweight. To make it worse, she was having joint pain, and didn't want to play or walk. At the vet's recommendation, we started giving her PhyCox. After about 2 weeks she was walking around with a little more ease, and getting up easier. 2 more weeks later she was going on longer walks, and starting to lose the weight. It has now been 2 months since we started giving her PhyCox, and she is a new dog. While we have monitored her diet more closely, the PhyCox has clearly helped relieve her joint pain. She always wants to go for a walk, and has lost about 15 pounds.
Safe and Effective Joint Supplement February 8, 2010
MtWells (Lewisville, TX USA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I am a technician at a veterinary clinic and have an older large breed dog with horrible hip displaysia. This product not only is effective for relieving some of her pain (she actually jumps around and plays now), but it also doesn't have the side effects (Gastro-intestinal upset - vomiting, diarrhea) of NSAIDS (Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs) such as carprofen (Rimadyl, Novox, Vetprofen, etc), firocoxib (Previcox, etc) and meloxicam (Metacam, etc). I think it is a wonderful product. We had a meeting with a representative of the company that makes it at the clinic, and he said you don't need to do the "loading" dose to be effective: you can just start with the maintenance dose. I have been doing that and have seen terrific results. I highly recommend this! :)
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