We ate dog supplements so you don't have to.We ate dog supplements so you don't have to.
From healthier coats to joints that don't debilitate dogs, pet supplements can provide real health for our best friends. Do they taste good? Let us show you!
At a Glance
- Healthy coats and skin feel better to pet our pets.
- Joint pain is a terrible thing. Supplements can help.
- Do they really taste okay? We sampled them!
If people take supplements, and people name dogs after regular peoples' names (we know an Oscar, a Sam, a Larry who all have tails that wag), then why can't dogs take human-style supplements? Well, they do.
Natural Products Insider content chief Todd Runestad and senior editor Hank Schultz trolled the aisles at Natural Products Expo West this past year and found these four dog supplements that looked good. But do they taste good?
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We cover these finished products, all of which contain functional ingredients besides just bacon.
Bundle + Joy
Glowing
The first of the all-organic ingredient is kelp, which gives it a seaweedy taste. High-quality skin-health ingredients include turmeric and omega-3s.
FurBaby
Multivitamin
This multivitamin powder contains 100% of the letter vitamins and minerals, plus biotin for hair, skin and nails, as well as glucosamine and chondroitin but at smaller doses so maybe best for smaller dogs.
Ready Pet Go
Joint and Hip Mobility
Glucosamine and chondroitin at higher doses for bigger dawgs, and also MSM — the traditional big three.
Yellow Yak
Yum with Bacon
Beautiful Bold Cheese
Prebiotics and probiotics are finding their way into pet supplements, in this case with these hard chews.
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