MYOS Canine Muscle Formula – All-Natural Muscle Building Supplement – Helps Reduce Muscle Loss in Aging Dogs and Improve Recovery from Injury or Surgery

Less expensive than surgery
My min pin is 16 years old. She was dragging her back legs. I took her to urgent care and they suggested expensive X-rays. I then took her to our vet and they suggested expensive MRI’s. I didn’t want to put her through all that and what would they be able to do for a senior pup? I don’t think a senior dog can go through any surgery easily. Somehow, I found this product. After 3 weeks, my Racine has noticeably improved. She is climbing stairs to the second floor and running in the house. Now that she feels stronger her whole attitude has changed and she’s happy. I thought I was going to have to put her to sleep. I am so grateful for this product and it’s much less expensive than surgery.

Jury’s still out on this product… 3.5-4 Stars at this point…
** Jan. Update Cont. ** Raised to 4 stars for the incredible customer service we’ve received from MYOS. With their support, we are continuing the Fortetropin & hoping for quality of life improvement. We are not in the market for creating an immortal dog. Unfortunately, they just do not stay with us long enough. Our primary goal is comfort through the aging process, and mobility. We do not have a definitive diagnosis on what’s causing the muscle loss in his legs (primarily back legs, and front legs but to a lesser degree). My gut tells me that this product provides significant support to dogs convalescing from surgery or illness – and I would encourage you to give this product a try! For chronic illness/disease – I think the most rational goal to aim for is comfort and slowing down decline. This is what we’re hoping for, and I’ll continue to update. Our thanks to MYOS for helping us continue w/this product & their great customer service.Tip: I’ve found it mixes best with canned food that has NO gravy or liquid. It has a course parmesan-cheese consistancy/texture, and mixes better with a “pate” style dog food. It has no flavor or aroma – and our dog has no sense that it’s in his food (or else he’d turn his nose up at it). If your dog is on kibble – add warm water to the food to soften (plus dogs just like it, and hydration is so important) – then sprinkle on top. I’ve also taken a high flavor canned food (for fun, not part of his regular diet), combined a spoonful with the fortetropin, and created meatballs (when he was on a prescription food that was somewhat soupy).*January Update* – we were unsure of whether or not to keep going, but will continue with Fortetropin – and stay hopeful that we can see more significant improvement. I want to report that one important thing to note is that our dog has not declined since being on this product. Improvement, so far, as been slight. As we continue with Fortetropin, I plan to get our veterinarian involved to help document any changes at this point, and will share the results here. I see so many people reviewing this product with the same hope that we have – and I think sharing our results is so important. I continue to recommend that people at least try this product – as it could just be that certain conditions will respond better than others. Stay hopeful! :)Just completed our first container of this product. My 12 yr old collie has had declining muscle control in his back legs for the past few years that has come to a point where support (nutritional, medication, supplement, etc) is required. He has not been diagnosed with Degenerative Myelopathy at this point, and we suspect it has more to do with a spinal condition. That said, the atrophy is significant, especially surprising in his front legs (given they’re providing much of the support for his body at this time). Pros: It didn’t cause stomach upset, it was easy to administer/mix into food, and there could be a slight amount of increase in muscle mass, but it is VERY slight. Cons: Extremely expensive. I don’t think it was a waste of time or money to try this – and I would encourage people to give it a go (it can’t hurt). In our case, however, the improvement was not so notable that I am clamoring to buy the 2nd container. Still contemplating it at this stage. I will continue to update. I would rate it 3 1/2 stars at this point, but will change this rating if we see more noticeable improvement.

Too rich
This product is so rich that (on the second week) it gave my dog projectile diarrhea and he was on the verge of pancreatitis so we had to stop giving it to him. On the plus side, we did notice subtle signs of improvement when he was on it. Also, it doesnt say on the bottle but Myos needs to be refrigerated or it will go bad. I think its a great product if your dog can handle how rich it is.

This is a game-changer for senior dogs. start them on it when theyre still healthy to prevent muscle loss due to ageing, or after surgery to help repair. I know the person who worked tirelessly for 2 years to get this product approved for import to canada. So I only order here when I can’t get it from her. Her prices is also more reasonable

This product seemed to improve the quality of my dogs life (her hind leg is weak) but this product went bad and it smelled bad after a week. I threw the remaining of the small size without finishing as my dog refused itThen open the second one I had ordered (large size) and went smelly again and my dog had terrible diahrrea. I had to stop giving to my dog because she refused it on top of having diahrreaAt this point not sure if this product has to be refrigerated after opening but there is nothing on the label about refrigerationI switched my dog to Glucosamine from Dailey Essentials and has seen noticeable improvement with my dog now walking her full daily walk. Bad things happen for a reason.

This is a game changer for older dogs having trouble getting up or walking. It is not pain relief but I find my dog is not in pain anymore because he has his strength now. All of this after only 1 week of using it.