Nutri-Vet Aspirin for Small Dogs, 120 mg Chewables, 100-Coun

I bought this for my 12 lb chihuahua who needed it as a supplement to some medication he was on. He loves the flavor (mixed with a little peanut butter) and I can tell it really helps his mobility.

My dog suffered a back injury unexpectedly and I currently live overseas where vet care isn't the greatest. I came prepared with any every medication my family vet gave me during my time here, except pain meds. I quickly did some research and saw that dogs can take small doses of aspirin. A friend happened to have these Nutri-Vet Aspirin for dogs and I gave it a try. It worked really well at helping with my dog's pain and helped him relax enough to recover from his injury. I gave him zantac equivalent with each dose and made sure he took the meds with food to prevent any stomach problems. I found that if he didn't eat when taking the aspirin he would just throw it up. Also, my dog didn't like the taste and wouldn't eat these, so I still had to hide them in cheese or some other form of treats. He made a full recovery and I made sure to order a new bottle of these to have on hand just in case anything like that happens in the future!

Our older a dog was walking with a limp after playing with my son‘s puppy. Knowing there’s not too many things you can give to relieve acute pain, I found these on Amazon. They seem to work just OK. My dog quickly determined that he did not like the flavor even spitting them out when they were wrapped in cheese. Typically he takes pills pretty good. So I was a bit surprised that he kept spitting these out. They must have a flavor that he finds objectionable.

My 12 year old pug has arthritis. Her quality of life is much improved since switching to aspirin. We had her on chewable Rimadyl. It made her very aggressive to our other smaller younger pug. I did some research and decided on this brand of dog aspirin. She has been on one in the morning and another in the evening for the last six months or so. I either put it in a pill pocket or some type of soft treat. She would probably take it without the pill pocket or treat, she is a pug and they will eat practically anything. I just feel better giving her aspirin with a little food. My vet said that dogs should be off of other pain type meds for 48 hours before starting on this aspirin. I followed that guideline and she has had no stomach issues at all. I feel much better knowing her pain is controlled. She is much more active and runs around with the other dogs. I have worked hard to maintain her at a normal weight her entire life. Hopefully that and her aspirin will keep her going a few more years at least.

We have an older dog and he was struggling with pain, we found this and give him a half a pill everyday. We can tell the difference when we give him the half pill vs not. Makes a huge difference for him. He is able to keep up with his brothers who are very active.