Pet-Ag Sure Grow 100 - Promotes Optimal Bone Development in Puppies Eight Weeks and Older - with Calcium, Phosphorus, and Vitamins A & D - 100 Chewable Tablets

Really good

Awesome not bad but no changes in energy of my 9 months dogo argentino

My order arrived swiftly and was as described.

All I can say is WOW! I was searching for a supplement vitamin for my new twin Doberman girls and based off the reviews gave this one a try. They have been on it for a week and it seems like they are 2 inches taller! The tablets have a pre-cut line for easy breaking with a butter knife if needed and my pups love the taste allowing me to give to them like a treat. Their bone structure is amazing and the vet asked me what I was feeding and doing for them because they look amazing and to keep it up. No stomach issues whatsoever. Not understanding the negative reviews for this product but my suspicion is the users didn't read the directions. Also noted my Dobies are having their ears cropped this week and the Vet was very pleased that my pups we're on this when we had their consultation he said he recommended it to all his clients. Highly recommend!

Cela a grandement contribué a aider les oreilles de mon chiots Boston Terrier ! Quand ils sont chiots, le calcium dans le corps s'en va principalement vers leurs dents, donc le cartillage de leurs oreilles peuvent tarder a maintenir les oreilles droite.

I got these after my 4 month old labrador broke his back right leg his leg his very good now and I'm sure it's to do with these he loves them too I give him 1 twice a day love them ❤️

My puppy gets high protein food. I also give him this calcium supplement. Both dogs get the supplement but the older lab only gets half of one just to make him think they're both getting a treat. They both chew it right up with no problems or hesitation. I couldn't say if it helps or not since I'm not growing another puppy as a control group or whatever. Basically, for me, it's covering my bets. My puppy has had diarrhea on occasion. He's also eaten styrofoam, sheetrock, firewood, and God knows what else, and had several different brands of dogfood. He's a puppy. Has it helped? Dunno, but my puppy turned 6 months old yesterday and I weighed him at 81 pounds. He's not huge looking, compared to similarly weighted dogs, but he is one dense fella. For those wondering, I've had a full bowl of dogfood in my house for decades now. The dog is hungry, he eats. He's not hungry, he doesn't eat. It's worked for me for a very long time and I don't have to screw with times and amounts. Just put more in when it's getting low. Oh yeah, we also have 2 or 3 eggs every morning: over easy. I eat the yolks and them feed them the white, a bite at a time. Ever since they were both 2 months old, I can poke them in the nose with a fork of food and they'll just back their head up a little, until I tell them to eat it. This teaches them patience, not to be food aggressive, teaches them a couple more commands, gets a little more protein in them, and gives an object lesson of he who giveth and taketh away breakfast. I'm an old man and am rethinking my picking him up and getting on the scale after yesterday. Anyway, can I quantify what this has done for him? Not really. But he's making big dense bones. He makes them out of calcium. Give him what he needs to do that. You have a chihuahua? Eh... (hand rocking back and forth) it's not going to make him Cujo but it may help him. You have a fast growing large breed? Oh hell yes. Addendum: Noticed the back of the bottle says give 2 tablets twice a day if the dog is 61 - 100 pounds. Well the last day of my little monster being 7 months old (week and a half ago) he was 100 pounds. Not sure what he weighs now... I still give him the supplements, on the same schedule; he's not done growing. Did I mention I like big dogs?