Multi-Vite Chewables for Adult Dogs, Dog Vitamins, Pet Essentials, Potent Antioxidants, Strong Bones, Supports a Balanced Diet, Pet Supplements, 120 Count

I’ve been using these vitamins for a while. They are chewable which makes them easy to give and my dog likes the flavor ! My dog has nice shinny fur since he’s been taking them and I know he’s got all the vitamins his body needs .

My working dog loves these. I added this supplement to my dogs home made food just be certain i wasn’t missing anything.

Our dog loves these! He thinks these are treats!

Great for your dogs

La voy aprobar, pero revisando las vitaminas que tiene, son todas las que necesita mi perrita que ya tiene 7 añitos.

I give these to my full grown 100 pound German Shepherd. I can actually see the benefits she gets from taking these vitamins!

This product is needed for your pets care as they get older, it helps to prevent things as they age.

These vitamins are amazing! We started giving them to our 8 year old boxer 3 weeks ago and we have never seen him more alert and interactive than he is now. He has a ton of energy, seems like a different dog! We will continue these forever!!

Not suitable for dogs with food allergies my female vomited every time I tried giving to her and doesn't seem very interesting to my other dod have to crash it in its food he won't eat it by itself

Double the amount $6-8 less then pet stores. Dogs love the liver flavoured tablets.

They really help my oldest dog and help the other two.

I bought 6 of these bottles and noticed the product information on the bottles refers to the guaranteed analysis of the various vitamins/minerals that are in the tablet only. It does not explicitly relate the amounts provided to the actual nutrient referenced value (NRV) needed daily for a dog (by his weight). Nor do the vitamin/mineral amounts listed on the label relate to the actual AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profile levels. It is irrelevant how much of the actual tablet is (for example) calcium. What IS relevant is how much of the daily recommended intake of calcium for dogs (by weight) is contained in each tablet. So I contacted both the manufacturer and seller of this product to find out. The manufacturer did not answer and the seller refused to provide an answer. Their reluctance to answer a very basic usefulness-related question about the vitamins/minerals they are selling leads me to believe the tablets are garbage and I was ripped off. The only thing that matters to me is whether or not the vitamins/minerals are in sufficient quantity to actually help my dog. A 'warm and fuzzy' feeling of 'doing the right thing' by giving vitamins to my dog is not enough.