Nutri-Vet Hip & Joint Dog Supplements | Formulated with Glucosamine | Peanut Butter Flavored Biscuits

I've been giving our dogs these biscuits for a couple years now, thinking they were of premium quality - I'm now wondering if it's too costly for them to eat - I also gave them a 5 star rating since our dogs have loved them. A biscuit in the bag that was different from the other biscuits in the bag was discovered recently after opening a fresh bag. There was no doubt that it said, "Ol Roy. ". I contacted the manufacturer and they said that their Quality Control department is investigating, and they sent me a free bag so I could try it out It is not clear to me why an "Ol Roy" cookie was in the bag, and until someone can tell me, I will not be feeding these biscuits to my dogs. A update for November 14, 2019 is available It has been a long time since I heard The vet on October 19, 2019 will be After I first contacted them, it took them months to get back to me. According to their investigation, a number of things have been discovered The plant and quality records listed above for 09/20/2018, the day this item was packaged, were reviewed by a cross functional investigation team comprised of personnel from Quality, Processing, and Packaging. It is always a good idea to run a test before running any product An inspection was conducted along the entire path to verify that the line is clean and free of any previous products. The investigators verified all inspections took place as planned, and no issues were identified during the inspection. Based on the review of all production records, the foreign biscuit was not manufactured before the Nutri Vet Hip & Joint implant technology was developed. Neither prior to nor joint. In the case of the foreign biscuit, the last date of production was two days earlier. In the consulting team's investigation, it was determined that the foreign cookie broke free and went undetected during the packing process because it was trapped along the route leading to line 1. A corrective action plan has been developed It is something we take very seriously to keep our environment free of cross contamination. The company conducts annual cross contamination awareness training, and staff are encouraged to report anything that may be a potential trap for biscuits. Identifying certain areas and making changes to machinery where needed, we've been able to improve machine efficiency over the years. The process will be monitored for cross contamination and modifications will be made to the procedures or equipment as necessary. In addition, we will also conduct Cross Contamination Awareness training on an annual basis with all employees and will follow up with this incident. The following notes are my own In other words, this helps to explain how the Ol' Roy biscuit ended up in the Nutri-Grain bag The following biscuits are for pet owners I am not sure if I am reassured by this however. It doesn't say exactly what company makes these cookies, but a buyer should just be aware that they come from a similar factory that also makes.

Hayley Lane

| Oct 23, 2020

My 6 year old female Doberman started receiving Nutri-Science vitamins as soon as I got her A Vet Hip and Knee Surgeon Personalized Joint® Advanced Strength Chewable Tablets for Dogs* brought to you by Nutri-Depot Following X-rays, a vet's wellness A calcium build up was visible on the X-rays of her spine. It had been X-rated for my Doberman As a result of a mysterious illness that left her almost unable to walk without yelping, she underwent X-rays for hip dysplasia and a complete body scan. As a result of the veterinary performed a biopsy on her throat, she has come to full health without any reason for why she experienced all the problems that resulted in her lympnodes in her throat swelling. The lump dissipated a week later without any evidence of cancer. All of this happened in a span of less than six Almost 10 pounds have been lost from my Doberman. A little over four and a half miles a day were our average daily walk before her illness. Her illness limited our walking and the short and slow walks we took while she was sick were uncomfortable. My veterinarian told me to start my Doberman on Rimadyl, the prescription medicine helped, but I preferred a more natural alternative. She didn't take them, however, this is when I started to feed her the tablets, but anyone who has a stubborn pet knows what it is like to feed a pill to an animal who will not take the pill with a treat or crushed That's not what I want Momma to do. If I can smell the medicine, do you think I'm stupid' (that's my dog talking) I get up twice a day to put 2 giant pills into her mouth followed by treats. I started giving her one Nutri-Stim pill once a day instead The vet treated her for hip and joint problems after her first Nutri-Vet visit Instead of two pills, take one vet pill. Currently, we are back to 4 1/2 miles each day for my Doberman. She loves the taste of the treat without knowing that it is her medicine. The veterinarian that treated her was so impressed with her improvement that she had a thorough physical a few months after her illness. A bottle of Nutri-Grains was shown to him A vet and a dentist A joint effort. It is 2 pills A that I give to her. There are two hours before and two hours after. Since she is in pain, he calls for her to remain on Rimadyl but only take half a dose. I told him she was acting like a puppy now, so I told him I had a new puppy. In the course of my Doberman's illness, I kept a journal of her health problems. Both veterinarians recommended that I keep the journal, since we still do not know what caused A highly recommended product.

Aniya Donahue

| Apr 03, 2021

My picky dog doesn't seem to like pills and it is harder to get him to take it, no matter how much I chop it up and mix it with his Now fast forward to the present, I have been feeding my 90 LB 4-year-old Doberman a full bag of these for about a month. A limp developed in one ankle when he was about two years old, because he walks about 4 miles a day. The young athlete had to miss a few exercise days at a time because he was recovering from an injury. For the past several weeks, he has not limped at feeding time since taking these twice daily. I can verify that glucosamine definitely works for dogs since I take it myself for many recovered joints. That's how I found it for dogs even though it's not part of what I recommend.

Skyla Cole

| Sep 10, 2020

A 6LB tub of NUTRI VET. March 20, 2021 was the first month this model was purchased. The second luggage is the same as the first, it will arrive on April 10th of It has been my dog's job to convince me to solely feed her these treats since she is 90 pounds. There is no longer any interest in her dog food. I just want Whenever she makes them, I call them "crack biscuits. ". My first reaction to Nutri Vet treats was skepticism after reading reviews that said people's dogs became ill from them. At the same time, I fed the treats to my older dog and the two dogs in my sister's household, an old terrier mix at 13 years of age and a chow mix that is 9 years old. None of the dogs became ill Whenever I give them these treats, my Chow mix and Doberman cry with excitement. They are liked by the sensitive stomach terrier, but it's up to him whether to eat them or not. Dogs with severe arthritis suffer from the chow mix. After a week of having the treats in her bag she was easier and faster to get from a lay position to a stand position. You could watch her leap out of the couch or floor as if she were a The submission of this was in no way compensated or offered to me. It is the wish of most people on this site that their dogs are pain-free Pain-free or at least as close as possible In the absence of any adverse side effects, as free as possible. The Dobie Jada in my care is addicted to these "crack biscuits. " She cannot bear the taste of plain crack.

Phoenix NICHOLLS

| Jul 17, 2021