Vitamin D for Dogs | Supports Strong & Health Bones | Vitamin D Supplements for Dogs | Vitamin D Dog | Dog Vitamins and Supplements | Dog Vitamins Multivitamin | Vitamins for Dogs | 1 fl oz

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I have a mink dachshund who was struggling with fatigue sadness and anxiety, I decided to try this before Prozac and it has worked wonders!!!

Product is wonderful and the shipper is fantastic

Bought this for my 8yr old German shepherd who required surgery back in March for a total hip replacement. During surgery his femur fractured and hasn't healed properly due to very little bone growth. Bought this in hopes of helping his femur get a little bit of bone growth we are one bottle down and just repurchased a second he loves the taste and enjoys taking his vitamins! Find out soon if it's helped!

Our Grey has bone cancer (she is 11). We know it will not cure her, but hoping giving it to her will help. We have another Grey who is going to be 7 so are also giving it to her.

This product was shipping quickly and is perfect for what we need. We feed our dogs a cooked diet and it’s important to make sure they are getting the vitamins they need, this product has been the best one so far for the Vitamin D - so much so we have now switched over and are using Vitamin C from them. Product is easy to use and stores nicely. The directions were easy and clear. Definitely recommend.

My dog enjoys this and gets so excited to eat her meals with it. We added this to her diet to help eliminate fatigue from her medication. We have noticed a huge difference.

My problem with this product is that there is no way to contact the manufacturer. I've searched throughout this page and on the web, there is no website or email address. Although the ingredients are clearly specified on the label, "Natural Bacon Flavor" needs additional specifying. Most "natural flavors" are actually a combination of ingredients hidden under one name—in this case, Natural Bacon Flavor. Some manufacturers even hide sugars or molasses to create natural flavors that are, of course, undisclosed. Natural flavors tend to be proprietary, and the companies don't like disclosing the ingredients even if the customer asks. Hard to believe but it's a completely legal practice in this country.We don't want our furry kids to consume sweets, especially if they previously had or currently have a UTI.On a different note, the lack of liquid and pure vitamin D3 supplements for pets on the market is highly disappointing. Everything is sold as chews these days, most of which also contain plenty of unnecessary ingredients.