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Robin SParticipant
Multivitamins can help support your pet’s immune system and their overall well-being. Vitamin A, C, D, E, K and B vitamins are essential for your pet’s diet, according to AKC. Some multivitamins for dogs include these nutrients, which could keep your pet’s coat shiny and soft, and keep them active as they age. Glucosamine is a natural compound found in cartilage that provides cushion for the joints.
Aussie Pet DParticipantOptimal supplements for dogs include omega-3 fatty acids, glucosamine, chondroitin, and probiotics. However, consult with a veterinarian before starting your dog on any supplements.
Michelle RParticipantI have an old english bull dog. Never had this breed before. He is a rescue and has history of fractures. Appears his back is on the weak side. I am wondering 1) supplements recommended name and why that brand, 2) a good dry food I did see a gentleman named Chris say that merrick was a good quality for this breed but wondering which type 3) is there any other supplement or product that anyone would recommend for strengthen bone and muscle
Hazel williaParticipantDogs also need supplements just like humans, they support their immune system, cardiovascular function, and their overall health. I prefer giving my pet supplements such as pure taurine, calcium paste for dogs, dog prenatal vitamins, and cat lysine supplements. These all work really well for my dog. But if you guys can suggest me some more supplements then please help me out.
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