OptiLife Dog Multivitamin Powder - Adult Dog Multivitamin with Probiotics, Allergy Support, Joint Support, Skin & Coat Support - Dog Vitamins and Supplements - Multivitamin for Dogs (30 Servings)

This supplement covers all area of my concerns for my two dogs,and it really helps to have them eager to eat!

I've been giving my dog the OptiLife Multivitamin, and I’m really impressed with the ingredients. It has everything from probiotics and allergy support to joint support and muscle recovery, plus it helps with his skin and coat. Best of all, my dog actually enjoys it! It’s great knowing he’s getting a boost in his overall health, and I’ve already noticed positive changes. Highly recommend!

Our dog likes it when we add this product. But if you have a picky dog, this product is great. It's a powder, so it can be mixed into you're dog's food such that your dog can't refuse to eat it. We were giving our dog a glucosamine supplement, but she started refusing to eat it. This powder doesn't have as much, but she eats it all up every time. And her joints seem fine.

Good quality dog health

Great multivitamin with natural ingredients. Easy to give, just sprinkle it on top of kibble. My dog isn't picky, and would eat a cardboard box if I made it look like a treat, so she didn't turn up her nose to this. Love that it contains probiotics as well.

Dosage has such a wide range, so I adjusted it for my little dogs.The dosage is supposed to be 2/3 scoop for up to 30 lb dogs. You can’t really accurately measure 2/3 of this scoop and my dogs are tiny in size, eating only eat ¼ cup of food at each meal. So, two-thirds of a scoop would be too much on top of that small amount of dog food.My dogs weigh about 10 lbs. One scoop is a smidge over 1 tbs or 7 grams, so I felt 1/3 of the scoop would be 1 tsp. I could feed ½ tsp, twice a day, and that would not overwhelm their dog food.It turned out to be easy enough to calculate my dog’s dosage but I wish they had provided the dosage in teaspoons or grams.Smells like kelp and my dogs ate it just fine over their homemade dog food.Kelp is a nutritional powerhouse and this also contains flax which is also very nutritional. Has molasses which is the sweetener because kelp tastes awful, in my opinion. Molasses also has some nutritional benefits and since it’s such a small amount, I feel it’s fine. I tasted it and it’s salty with a slight sweetness. I don’t feed my dogs anything I wouldn’t eat.Made in the USA which is a biggie for me.

I've got 3 dogs so this is a 10 day supply for us. Not unexpected. The servings you get from the container are size based. Bigger dogs, less servings. Smaller dogs = more servings. I like that it gives you the nutritional breakdown by the scoop. What I can tell you is this stuff doesn't smell like vitamins or medicine. It's got a pleasant scent. The dogs gobbled it up. Everyone has a bad belly this afternoon, so I'm hoping this helps them out. If OptiLife would have included their ingredients I wouldn't have hesitated to try this. Alpha Dog Nutrition passes the gobble test. Now to see how it lasts over a few days. So far it's 3 paws up!

Of all the supplements we have used for our dogs I have never come across a powder. It’s easy to mix in with foods and I assume it must taste great because both my dogs happily ate it and licked the bowl.My star ratings are based as follows:5⭐️ - love it, can’t live without it. Outstanding and amazing.4⭐️ - pretty great, no major flaws.3⭐️ - got some issues going on.2⭐️ - pretty flawed product.1⭐️ - don’t waste your time or money. Just not worth it.