Samson
"When Mommy first picked me out from a litter of show puppies, the breeder warned her I could carry Panosteitis (“Pano”), a genetic condition also referred to as growing pains in which shifting leg lameness occurs. When I first started to limp and couldn't run or hardly walk the breeder and vet both tried to get Mommy to put me on Rimadyl. Instead, Mommy started me on i^26®. My limping went away in less than a week! I have been on COMPANION for Life ever since Legacy came out with this delicious chewable. Now I never feel sick or limp thanks to COMPANION for Life and Legacy!”
-Livia N., (San Diego, CA)

Cupcake
"When our Maltese puppy, Cupcake, was spayed, the vet said we needed to keep her calm and limit her activity for about two weeks. She also sold us some expensive pain medication, stating that Cupcake would need it. On the morning after the surgery, Cupcake looked sad and moved very slowly. I added about 1/3 of a serving of i^26® to her food and gave her a COMPANION for Life chewable tablet. She seemed to perk up that day, and within two days she was jumping up onto my daughters' beds just like her old self. Her recovery was quick and easy! All she really needed was her i^26®!"
-Lisa S., (Cottonwood Heights, UT)

Coco
"When I saw the change i^26® was making in my quality of life, I decided to try it with Coco. It made an enormous difference in her joints and comfort level."
-Joyce R. (Spokane, WA)

Tabi
"At 3 years old, Tabi began to have seizures and became very lethargic. Tabi has been on COMPANION for 90 days now. She has had no seizures and has never been more energetic!"
-Carlene T., (Paulding, OH)

Wally
"Since putting Wally on i^26®, we have our energetic puppy back!  He had gotten to the point where he spent most of his day napping. Now we come home and there are toys all over the house!"
-Nancy D., (Fall River, MA)

Dutches
“Hi!  My name is Dutchess Jenkins.  I live in Florida with my two pets, Harley and Phyllis, and I am almost 15 years old (that’s 105 for you four-legged types).

In the old days, I was feisty - a real paw full.  Recently though, at 14 ½, I was just beat.  I didn’t have any energy.  I was falling down all the time and wasn’t able to romp with Harley.  I also heard him say there was something was going bad in my hind quarter – hip something.  He was right, things just weren’t working like they use to.  My coat was dull and my hair scruffy, even coming out in handfuls.  I was a short termer, just like Harley said.

But here is what I wanted to tell you.  Harley came out of retirement and started bringing home something called COMPANION Chewables (I call them cookies).  I am into my third bottle now and I am jazzed!  Instead of lying around the house all day, I am up in the morning, jumping.  Yes, I said jumping!  Plus, my coat is now smooth and shiny - back like it was when I was three (or 21 in four-legged years)!

- Harley & Phyllis J., (Arcadia, FL)

Cody
"The fur on my 10-year-old Siberian Husky, Cody, had been coming out in large quantities for about 16 months and he was left with bright pink skin on both sides of his body. Cody also had a lot of difficulty getting up and down. He was so tired that the most you could get out of him was a tail thump during petting. His appetite had also dwindled and he had lost quite a bit of weight. In September, a friend told me about Legacy's products. I was skeptical, but my friend said she would trade product for before and after pictures of Cody. She was that confident! With nothing to lose, I took her up on the offer. We began giving Cody six COMPANION for Life Chewables each day. After three weeks, we noticed that he wasn't loosing as much fur. Another week passed and Cody started eating better and walking around more. Then, we started mixing i26® Powder with yogurt for him (a treat he loves!). By the end of October, Cody was up and playing! Today, Cody is a happy boy. He has regained most of his weight and he has a beautiful, healthy-looking coat. Do I believe in Legacy? You better believe it! I have my big, beautiful Husky back!"
-Rosemary B.