Has anyone actually tried Petgevity for their pets?

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I’ve been debating whether to get some supplements for my dog, who’s getting a bit stiff in his back legs lately. I came across Petgevity (petgevity.co.uk) while browsing for options — they look decent and I like that they focus on joint and general health, but I haven’t met anyone who’s actually used them yet.
Before I spend the money, I’d love to hear some honest opinions — did you notice any improvement after a few weeks, or was it more of a “nice idea but no big change” kind of thing?
Also, if anyone’s planning to try them, I spotted a few discounts listed here: https://discountcodes.hotdeals.com/brands/petsure. Looked like a small saving but better than paying full price, especially with how everything pet-related seems to cost more these days.

I think it really depends on the pet’s age and health condition. It’s always a good idea to check with your vet first before adding any new supplements, just to make sure it fits your pet’s specific needs.

I haven’t personally tried Petgevity, but from what I’ve read, results with joint supplements can really vary between dogs. It’s probably worth checking with your vet first to make sure it’s suitable, and then giving it a short trial to see if your dog responds.

I haven’t used Petgevity myself, but from what I’ve seen it sounds like one of those cases where some pets might benefit and others might not show a big change. Supplements can be a bit hit or miss depending on the dog and what’s causing the stiffness.
If the price isn’t too steep, it could be worth trying for a month to see if there’s any improvement. But I’d also check in with your vet about what ingredients to look for in joint support, just to make sure you’re getting something that actually fits your dog’s needs.

If I were in your shoes, I’d be tempted to try it, especially because of the flexibility and the fact they accept older pets. But I’d go in with cautious optimism. I’d pick the level of cover I’m comfortable with (not wild risk) and monitor closely at renewal how much the price jumps. And definitely read the fine print around pre-existing conditions.
If you do give it a go, I’d love to hear your experience — whether it lives up to the promises.

That’s really sensible advice. I think I’d take the same approach — it sounds promising, especially since they cover older pets, but I’d want to see how it actually works in practice before getting too excited.
I’ve been burned before with insurers who seem great upfront and then hike the price massively at renewal or quibble over claims, so I’d definitely be keeping an eye on that too. If anyone does try them, I’d be really interested to hear how responsive they are when you actually need to make a claim — that’s usually the real test!