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My dog loves the taste of these tablets. He has a problem with his claws and I would do anything to help him get better…. He seems a lot more lively and happy since taking them..

The thing is with Dog pills is getting the Dog to eat them, some Dogs are easier than others, drop in among their food and you are good, doubly so if it is wet.Most in my experience need more work, and the pill has to be wrapped in something tasty, sliced cooked meat is usually a good bet.All this is extra work.Whereas these tablets are clearly palatable, the dog eats them as readily as a chew treat, so the flavouring used must be pretty good - for my hound at least.Your dog's mileage may vary.As for the effectiveness of the listed ingredients a web search will outline their qualities, and I recommend checking them out for yourself. When buying supplements it is always good to be informed about any active agents.And as the Dog has only had a few tablets so far - a few days in, so I can't really judge the longer term effectiveness of the product, but as yet no flight or heat vision, so Krypto need not be worried - yet.So, should you be looking for a supplement for your canine chum - with these ingredients and vitamins - then I can least tell you that dog ate it - both happily and readily, which is really the bottom line.

My dogs are usually very fussy when it comes time to taking pills, especially new ones. However they were ok with taking these. I had to break them up though into small pieces which was easy to do and they were happier to take them then rather than in a larger size.I was looking for a breakdown of ingredients which was not on the main label. I eventually noticed a sign that said "For ingredients & more info, Peel here'. I did that and had to peel it all the way back and was worried it would peel off completely.As you can see from the picture, the list is not very clear as it is printed on shiny paper and a tad hard to read. I do not understand why they did that and sis not include the list of ingredients on the main label as it is so important.I am not too keen that the tablets have maltodextrin (sweetener) and also beef flavouring as there is no mention of how much sweetener is in there or flavouring. I am on the fence because if this if I would continue to use them. Have not decided yet. I prefer companies to be open about their full list of ingredients so we are fully informed and not disguise or hide things.

I tried this on my3,11 and 12 year old Labrador retrievers, I just gave them a tablet and they all ate it just like that, which is great as many supplements need to be wrapped in cheese/meat or food. Well, after 3 days, my oldest one started to jump and run and play like a puppy; much more active than she had ever been! I didn't quite expect that and now I give her only a quarter, which is good enough (you can break the tablets easily as they have guide lines on to break them in half or quarters). I think this is a great boost for dogs that are recovering after illness, or mature dogs (like mine) or nursing dogs. Try it, you won't regret it.

Good quality plastic bottle with 60 tablets - depending on size of dog should last for 1-2 months. Plastic bottle is quite large - about 80% full and comes with a childproof lid - which isn't too frustrating to open.The actual tablets contain 25 nutrients - the bottle has a peel off label giving additional extra information on the vitamins and nutrients included.The actual tablets are a bit larger than I expected being almost 2cm in diameter, and my medium sized dog was a bit reluctant at first to eat them whole - adding a touch of peanut butter or cheese encouraged their consumption. The tablets are beef flavoured (though vegetarian) and are designed for chewing. The large tablet is scored with a cross enabling them to be broken in half (recommended does being 1-2 tablets for a medium (22-33kg) dog, or quarters if you are adding them to food.I'm hoping they'll give my 9 year old dog a bit of a lift.

I started my staffie on these about a week ago. She's not too bad when it comes to taking tablets and l put them in a little bit of patè for her and she is as good as gold....She is 8 years old now, so l thought it would be an idea to give her some supplements as my husband and l seem to take a lot of vitamins....so why not her?Its early days yet, but l will update my review if l see any changes in her skin fur or nails....

So these tablets have a lot of good benefits for my dog Blue but the problem is that he won’t eat them unless they are covered in pate which isn’t ideal. I’ve tried leaving them in his dry biscuits but he still leaves the tablet behind. I’ve tried putting them in mashed up banana and still he leaves them behind. This is perhaps just his own personal preference so it doesn’t take away anything from this product in terms of its benefits but it isn’t something he will just take unlike other supplements we’ve tried. The value for money in terms of quality, quantity and cost is good. They are easy to store in the tub and I like the ingredients. There is a strong smell to the tabs but they are easy to dispense and you can break them up. I really wish we’d been able to get blue to take them without pate as I’d have liked to have seen how he got on with taking them regularly.

Well balanced, good quality supplement tablets for dogs. They are quite big in size but can be easily broken in 4 smaller bits. My dogs think that they are a treat and are happily munching on them. There is 60 tablets in the bottle. As my dogs are small they just need to take one a day so it will last for a while. There is some yeast like smell to them but not offensive. Definite improvement of my dog mum coat.