Rx Vitamins Essentials for Dogs - Daily Vitamins & Minerals - with Blue Spirulina, Kelp Powder, and Milk Thistle - Complete Canine Vitamins and Essential Minerals Powder - 8 oz

I always use RX Vitamins brand for my dogs. They are best!

I have the pickiest of dogs, I’ve tried 4-5 multivitamins for my pup and he wouldn’t go near any of them. Ollie actually gave his paw to the container before I mixed it with anything! Love that this product doesn’t have digestive enzymes or yeast, perfect for my senior pup with sensitivities. Just what he needs to supplement his home cooked meals, nothing superfluous.

I have spent a great deal of time researching dog supplements because I feed my dog a carefully prepared home-cooked diet rather than kibble. My dog is a senior who was recently diagnosed with lymphoma, and this decision came from wanting to give him the cleanest, most supportive nutrition possible in hopes of maintaining his strength, comfort, and quality of life — and, hopefully, adding more good days to our time together. When feeding home-cooked meals, proper supplementation matters. I found that many products labeled “multivitamin” were actually treats, enzyme blends, or omega supplements that did not provide the essential vitamins and trace minerals required to balance a fresh diet. This supplement stood out because it actually addresses those needs: ✔️ True vitamin coverage — includes vitamins A, D, E, and a full B-complex, which are commonly missing in home-prepared diets ✔️ Essential trace minerals — zinc, copper, manganese, selenium, and iron (in bioavailable chelated forms) ✔️ Powder form — easy to mix into food without sugary soft chews or jerky-style fillers ✔️ Thoughtful added ingredients — milk thistle, spirulina, and kelp (iodine) without unnecessary additives ✔️ Made in the USA and NASC-compliant Important note for anyone feeding fresh food: this supplement does not replace calcium for meat-based diets. A separate calcium source (such as eggshell powder) is still required, which is normal for properly balanced home-cooked meals. I intentionally use less than the label dose to avoid over-supplementing, and it has been well tolerated so far. The smell is mild and he doesn’t mind the taste when mixed in his food immediately before serving. If you’re feeding kibble, this likely isn’t necessary. But for anyone feeding home-cooked meals — especially for senior dogs or dogs facing serious illnesses like lymphoma — this is a well-thought-out option for providing essential micronutrient support as part of a loving, intentional care plan.

Sprinkle on the pet food.

It's a nice product but my dog couldn't take all that vitamin A (liver). Otherwise it would have been great.