Yecuce 15 in 1 Multivitamin for Dogs, 150 Counts Dog Vitamins and Supplements for Joint Support, Digestion, Heart,Skin, Coat Care,Vitamins A, E, D3, B12, Duck Flavor (150 counts)

They are so great have helped keep our doggy so well in this cold time

Dog lives these Shane about the massive price increase switch to an alternative now

Seems to help with daily health

Very pleased my fussy cockapoo likes them. In 3 weeks I've not noticed any difference though. I was hoping she would do less grass and dirt eating.

The health benefits of this product is outstanding, I asked a vet for something with a ill pet they had nothing, the dog passed at the end but this product definitely helped. I asked for a new puppy something to build her up the vet says no we don't do health boosting stuff, give the dog this and you can see the additional health this product does. Unfortunately not alot of places sell this so bulk by would be nice

One dog likes them and the other dog won’t touch them.

These seem to be helping my elderly dog. They seem good quality and my dogs enjoy them. My elderly dog was getting a bad crusty nose and this has definitely improved since taking the supplements.

Short story -- search "15-in-1 Multivitamin 150 chews" on Amazon; however, the Dog likes these. Longer story. A new from-the-box review of 15-in-1 multivitamin chews, so it's too soon to comment on the supplement's effectiveness. That's really weeks, if not months, and so longer term. However, it is advisable to research the active ingredients and determine how helpful they will be for any individual dog. These, number 150, are soft and squishy duck-flavoured treats and, at the time of writing, priced at £20.99, which works out to around 14p each. These are described as suitable for all dogs of all ages and as easy to digest, and the Dog certainly finds these easy to eat. The recommended daily intake varies, as expected, based on my dog's weight; a larger dog will need more treats in a day. Each chew contains vitamins A, B1, 2, 5, 6, 12, C, D3, E, probiotics, and glucosamine. The price point is may appear expensive. I know the first thing I did was check to see what beef steak cost per ounce. But that understandable initial thought process isn't a fair like-for-like comparison. While these treats resemble soft dog kibble, they are more a direct competitor of tablet or powder form supplements. You see, it comes down to this: the dog likes these. A fairer comparison is then against a per-tablet cost, making this 14p-ish per dose suddenly look better value. But the dog likes these. And that's entirely half the battle with any supplement. If the dog won't eat a tablet or powder, etc., and so you reach for something like beef steak to try and hide the pill, etc. It becomes hard work, if not self-defeating, and more expensive. In conclusion, while I can say the dog likes these, which is a worthy recommendation. However, I would also search "15-in-1 Multivitamin 150 chews" on Amazon as this product appears in identical packaging from more than one seller at £18.99 at the time of review.