Rx Vitamins Canine Minerals - Dog Calcium Supplement Plus Magnesium & Potassium - Mineral Powder for Dogs - Mineral Supplement for Dogs 16 oz

Adding vitamins and minerals is a must for a total homemade pet food diet, and this brand was recommended by our Vet. Since cooking for our dog for the past 3 years and adding Canine Minerals to his daily servings, He is at a healthy weight, no longer has allergies (has stopped gnawing at his feet) or ear infections, has a healthy shiny coat and is chock full of energy. One jar lasts a long time!

After years of trying a multitude of different dog foods, including prescription canned food from the vet (as everything seemed to give her a stomach ache), I resorted to homemade and never looked back. My 5 pound Papillon, Peanut, has been on homemade now for over 7 years and is 12 now, and very healthy. I follow the kidney diet by Dr. Jean Dodds, adding in a bit of salmon oil and this mineral supplement, following strictly the daily amount guideline printed on label based on her weight. No problem with her eating it mixed in food and she is super healthy, and stools are always firm. Great product!!

I got these to try on my Dorkiepoo named Alf who Is a year old this month. He likes to bring in sticks and dirt clods like they are a treat. After his being on these for almost a month now it seems to have cut down on the number of sticks and dirt clods he is bring into the house.

For a variety of reasons, my dogs are on a raw diet. I work with a vet to ensure that they are getting what they need in their food, particularly one with neurological issues, and she recommended this product. I mix it in with their food in the morning, and they tolerate it very well - they don't mind the taste and there are no bad bowel-related side effects. The product description on Amazon provides virtually no information, and neither does the manufacturer's website. So, from the bottle:Precaution: Please consult a veterinary nutritionist for use in large breed puppies.Ingredients: Calcium, Magnesium, Iron, Sodium, Strontium, Manganese, Phosphorus, Potassium, ChromiumGuaranteed analysis per one scoop (1/2 tsp.): Calcium (500 mg), Magnesium (322 mg), Iron (0.77 mg), Strontium (0.27 mg), Sodium (0.20), Manganese (0.08 mg), Phosphorus (0.07 mg), Potassium 90.04 mcg), Chromium (0.6 mcg).Caveat of my own: if your dog has kidney problems or is on a diuretic, especially a potassium-sparing one, you definitely should consult your vet so that its blood levels are monitored.The company does list a website on the bottle: rxvitamins.com.

I bought this based on the recommendation of a local vet/dog nutritionist. I am cooking my dogs' food myself (I have 2 Yorkies) and I'm adding the supplement to their food bowl every time I feed them. They don't seem to notice that I'm adding it as they wolve down their food as usual. I would recommend that you start by giving them 1/2 or even less of the recommended dose when first starting this supplement. Both my dogs had diarrhea when I gave them the full recommended dose in the beginning. I am now using the product sparingly...adding a little more each week, trying to work my dogs up to the full dose.

Works great. Provides my dogs with what they need.

My dog is on a low-purine diet, and wouldn't eat the packaged ready-made low purine kibble, so I started making homemade, low-purine dogfood. The canine nutritionist which my Vet sent me to gave me a recipe, but said to add Balance IT to her food. She wouldn't eat it, and so I tasted the Balance IT. Not only was it bitter, but it made me very sick! I had a migraine that lasted 24 hours. Then a friend told me about these canine supplements. I contacted Dr. Judy Morgan and she emailed me a low-purine diet (for free!) and that included this canine mineral mix, also another vitamin mix and a couple of other supplements.I dissolve this (and other supplements) everyday in A2 milk and add it to her scrambled egg, egg-white and vegetable dinner. She's very healthy and she loves the taste of this. So I recommend it enthusiastically.

After reading the bad reviews, I think my gut was right. I’ve been trying to figure it out why my dog had bloody diarrhea before I had to take her to emergency and let her go :( i don’t know if this product was the cause, but it could’ve been after seeing so many dogs had diarrhea! So I have two other dogs and one of them started having diarrhea and blood in it, right after I lost my girl, but she’s ok now after I stopped. But still wasn’t sure what caused. Last night I gave them again and this morning my third dog was acting like having digestive discomfort:( I’ll definitely not use this product anymore! Buyers beware, specially buying from Amazon!