NaturVetAll-in-One Dog Supplement - for Joint Support, Digestion, Skin, Coat Care – Dog Multivitamins with Minerals, Omega-3, 6, 9 – Wheat-Free Vitamins for Dogs – 13-Ounce Powder

My 16 yo dog loves them! We’ve been feeding them to him since 14 and he’s seems to be doing well so i’d say it works! We were super hesitant because he was already so old and we didn’t want to introduce anything crazy new to his diet but I think it’s helping him. Of course it’s not a miracle worker, but I do think it helps get his daily vitamins in.

We have a 7 year old Yellow Lab that weighs 85 pounds. We noticed she was having slight difficulty getting up quickly after laying down for a while with her back legs. Had this product recommended by our vet and after less than a week we have seen a marked improvement and will be continuing giving her the recommended dosage going forward!

This help my elderly pup! Even though eventually we still had to put her down because she was too far gone, it did help her! I would definitely recommend. I gave it the leftover supplements to a friend of mine's dog and she has noticed a big improvement as well.

Got them for my puppy, the all in one supplements, which are supposed to give him a boost in his skin, coat and joint support. My puppy seems to like them so far. They are just a bit too big for my 15 lb puppy, so I have to literally break it down to 2 parts or sometimes 3 part for him to eat them. He hasn't been using them for too long, so I can't say I've noticed any changes, but he seems to like them and that's what matters

I was specifically looking for a multivitamin with iron for my dog and has been using this (along with other vitamins&supplements) for a few years with good results.

We have been using this product for years for our dogs. Usually purchase through Chewy. Pricing about the same here.

While I am not a veterinarian, I am familiar with disease states and causes as well as resources to find nutrient veterinary dosing recommendations for dogs. Here’s a breakdown of what I’ve found:- The bag comes with approx 3 cups of powder (144 tsp)- Instructions say 1tsp for up to a 30 lb dog. Mine is 4 lbs so I’m starting with 1/8th of a tsp. (not an exact 1:1 dose, but it’ll do)- I mixed it into my dog’s home made food with bone broth and he ate it no problem.- There are some toxicity concerns in other reviews, with elevated lipase enzymes (pancreatitis). Yet, there are many reviews in which this supplement helps. I cannot speak on this yet.- My dog has alopecia so I switched to a home cooked organic diet with vitamin supplement. I cannot review the impact of the vitamins yet, hence the 3 star review.- Based on the numbers, 1/8 of a tsp won’t completely give him the nutrients he needs but I’m starting slow given the safety concerns and I don’t have a full nutrition analysis of the food I made him in my kitchen. His food is sure to have a lot of nutrients and vitamins in it. For example, the normal dose of chondroitin is 100mg a day, (1tsp). A 30lb dog would need 300mg. His food has bone broth which naturally has chondroitin. A 5lb dog needs 10mg of vitamin B2 per day. 1 tsp has 0.66 mg of vitamin B2. His food has chicken and liver, which naturally has vitamin B2.- I don’t want to overdue the omega fatty acids. 1 tsp contains 107 mg linoleic acid (LA) and 480 mg alpha-linolenic acid (ALA). A 5lb dog needs 100 mg LA and 230mg ALA. The ingredient is naturally found in roasted chicken and zucchini, both of which are in my homemade dog food recipe. High amounts of fats, especially in sedentary dogs can cause pancreatitis and elevated lipase levels.- I will update this review at either the first occurrence of a negative effect or at 12 weeks if there is no negative effect.

Great vitamin for my dogs and they love them!