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Dog Vitamins?

Does your pet need dog vitamins? If you're like me, all your nutritional needs aren’t always met by a completely well-rounded diet (frozen pizza, anyone?).

You probably take some vitamin supplements. And your pet could also benefit from some vitamins.

Pet Health Supplements can help with overall good health, skin conditions, or with chronic problems like hip dysplasia, diminishing eyesight, arthritis and more.

Glucosomin Chrondroitin helps rebuild cartilage in the joint area so your dog feels less pain.

Relief from dry, itchy skin just a couple drops in Lucy's drinking water twice a day and you'll soon see the relief in your pet's eyes as she stops itching so much.

Salmon Oil helps Max have a healthy heart, shiny coat and eyes and overall good health.

If you’re having visions of trying to push another pill down Fido’s throat, relax. Many of these supplements are powder that you mix with their food and some are beef or liver flavored tablets that your dog might take as a treat.

For more information about pet health supplements see Dr. Seigler's article on supplements.

Feeding a vitamin supplement to your dog really isn't any different to giving them to your kids. Supplements help to target specific problem areas like joint pain or itchy skin. While a Basic Supplement will help to support your pet's overall health.


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