Nutrition Strength Taurine for Dogs, Support for a Healthy Heart Function, Resist Inflammatory Diseases, with Coenzyme Q10 to Help Manage Heart Failure and DCM in Dogs, 120 Chewable Tablets

With all of the talk and new studies about DCM in dogs, I decided to be extra cautious with my new guy, who is now 10 months old, even though he was home cooked for after years of eating kibble and lived to be 13 as a Saint Bernard and 15 as a Sherpherd. He falls into that grain-based behavior while on Taste of the Wild. After doing a lot of research, I discovered that adding Taurine to your diet, especially in higher doses, is one of the most effective ways to prevent DCM. So, while I'm looking for the best diet for my guy, I ordered these and gave them to him. He eats them right up, mixed with kibble and a little bone broth, and I feel better knowing I'm doing something proactive while I read medical papers. BTW, I spent over three hours looking at Taurine options and this one had by far the most therapeutic amount of any of them.

Madisyn Arnold

| Oct 01, 2021

$42 in damage. Its ruff. My beagle enjoys them and will be eating them again in a few months. We'll know if they're good or bad after the physical, so stay tuned for an update in June.

Presley Dunn

| May 18, 2021

By a long shot. She is almost ten years old and in the best shape of her life in terms of weight, coat, and energy. Only wish we had known about the benefits of raw food and organ meat, as well as these taurine supplements, much sooner. My other two dobermans might not have died of DCM.

Zander Poole

| Mar 05, 2021

So she recently had to switch to a food that the veterinarian recommends, but it lacks taurine. She requires this as a supplement for her heart (as do all dogs), and while these vitamins are beneficial, she despises the flavor, as do my other three garbage can dogs. To get it to her, I'll have to bury it somewhere. It costs a lot of money to have bad taste.

Nalani Matthews

| Oct 11, 2021

These were prescribed for my dog, who had developed heart problems as a result of eating grain-free dog food. They appeal to my canine companion.

Loretta Hampton

| Aug 07, 2021

As a result, I feed my dogs grain-free dog food, which can cause heart problems in certain breeds of dogs. Because my dog enjoys his food, I began doing more research and discovered that a lack of taurine in grain-free food is a common cause of heart problems. With that in mind, I went online in search of a taurine supplement for my dog and was relieved to discover a number of options. This product is of excellent quality, and CoQ10 is extremely beneficial to heart health. My dog enjoys this supplement, and I can rest assured that he is in good health by simply giving him one chew tab per day. You'll need to increase the number of chew tabs for larger breeds, but for dogs under 25, one chew tab per day is sufficient.

Jeffrey Norris

| Aug 11, 2021

I'm hoping this product is PURE in terms of TURINE content, as it hasn't been evaluated by the FDA for content and purity. I wish the FDA would get involved in pet food and supplements. THE OWNER'S FUR BABIES ARE VERY IMPORTANT TO THEM.

Lucian Parrish

| Jun 21, 2021