Dog Multivitamin Chewable with Glucosamine - Dog Vitamins and Supplements - Senior & Puppy Multivitamin for Dogs - Pet Joint Support Health - Immunity - Mobility - Energy - Gut - Skin - 120 Chews

My dogs love these. I have a 11 year old mini dachshund who will not eat anything that even resembles medicine, but heew loves these! I call them his old man pills, lol! My other dog is a year and a half old Basset hound, and she loves them. I can see a difference in my older dog, and I want the young one to stay healthy.

My 11 year old Maltese loves them. He struggled to get up the stairs and now he does it himself. He also would never get on his hind legs and down he does it again. I know he is 11, but he displays his puppy behavior again.

Seems to work well but I have only tried one

Our dogs have never had shinier coats than since we started with these vitamin chews daily. They love the taste, and our 11-year-old Labrador is as spry as a dog half his age since starting these, plus he actually smells better (or smells less, I should say)!

Bought 2 of them, nice product for dogs or cats

This is supposed to be a very good product for dog urinary health. I have purchased this product before, and fresh product is dark colored and moist. After subscribing to this product for my beloved elderly dog which has recovered from bladder stones via careful diet management, the jar arrived with dried out, pale, crumbly product, that was less than 30 days from expiration - and yet this is supposed to last a dog of my gal's size several months! Amazon will say it is not returnable, but do persist, and check each product upon receipt. This isn't the only food (human or animal) that has arrived expired. See photo for fresh, dark, moist product vs. old, crumbly light-colored expiring product received yesterday.

My dog loves them. She eats food with joint support so I can’t say they work great for that, but her coat is soft and shiny, and she seems to be enjoying them with a bit of puppy-like energy as10 years old husky. She was recently diagnosed with hypothyroidism and is now insulin dependent diabetic but my vet did not have a problem with her having these even though she isn’t allowed any commercially produced dog treats as they don’t have a big impact on her closely monitored blood sugar levels.

The dog loves them