Annamaet Enhance Raw & Home Cook Meal Dog Vitamin & Mineral Supplement, 8.5-oz

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  • Human-Grade
  • Limited Ingredient Diet
  • Sensitive Digestion
  • Vitamins & Minerals
  • Digestive Health
  • Skin & Coat Health
  • Immune Support
  • Senior Care
  • Made in USA
  • All Lifestages
  • All Breeds
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  • This supplement was formulated with a board-certified veterinary nutritionist.
  • Helps your pup stay vibrant and healthy by providing him with all vitamins and minerals in highly absorbable forms.
  • Locks in the full potential of your dog’s home-prepared diet or raw diet.
  • Certified by the National Animal Supplement Council and carries the NASC seal.
  • Backed by Annamaet’s 40 years of experience with canine athletes.

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15 Customer Questions

How many scoops in the container?

Answer by Chewy • Nov 20, 2021
This 8.5-ounce container (240 grams) contains approximately 60 scoops.

What is the phosphorus content of this supplement?

Answer by Chewy • Apr 12, 2023
Annamaet Enhance has negligible phosphorus. The phosphorus content comes from the meat and grains they are using in the diet which are devoid of calcium which is why they only provide calcium in Annamaet Enhance to help balance that out.

Will this lose any of the value of nutrients and vitamins if cooked into food?

Answer by Chewy • Oct 15, 2023
For best results, mix thoroughly with the dog’s meal after preparation. Do not heat.

Is the recommended amount of product for weight by day or by meal?

Answer by Chewy • Oct 07, 2025
The feeding directions on the label provide the daily amount.
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51 Customer Reviews

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Susan on Nov 15, 2025
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Fatal Flaw of the Convenient vit/min pre-mix

My dogs are used to great variety but they won't touch any food that contains this powder. Even if I drop the dosage down by 4x none of them will eat this. Smart

My dogs are used to great variety but they won't touch any food that contains this powder. Even if I drop the dosage down by 4x none of them will eat this. Smart dogs as this powder smells like a chemical factory and is potent enough to turn any delicious smelling, premium meat based entree into a nauseating mess that goes into the garbage. Turns out that purified minerals and vitamins mixed together stink as Mother Nature never packages nutrition in this fashion. But, it is the case that all kibbles are sprayed with a premix and smell good to people and dogs and are readily eaten. Why you ask? Because kibble is also sprayed with a potent, well researched mix of artificial scents/flavors and flavor enhancing chemicals that mask the premix chemical smell. Without this toxic addition, the vit/min powder is hideous. Yes, there are a lot of dogs mentioned in the comments eating this stuff but I have to wonder what they were eating previously. Anyway, this is not the way to go for wholesome, whole food, natural nutrition. This powder becomes more pungent with time as the purified minerals and vitamins react with each other as they were never meant to be purified bedfellows in a plastic jar.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Linda on Dec 2, 2025

Recommended by my nutrition vet

This formula is lower in phosphorus than other supplements for home cooked food which helped my elderly Sheltie live until age 15. Continuing to use it for my other

This formula is lower in phosphorus than other supplements for home cooked food which helped my elderly Sheltie live until age 15. Continuing to use it for my other adult dogs as preventative. Vet is excellent nutrition expert in NC - I trust her. Thanks Chewy for making it available.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Toni on Oct 21, 2025

Advice for pet owners of dogs with sensitive tummies

I have a dog with chronic ibs (irritable bowel syndrome) that at one time resulted in her being hospitalized. This has been on-going for 3 years with lifetime antibiotics,

I have a dog with chronic ibs (irritable bowel syndrome) that at one time resulted in her being hospitalized. This has been on-going for 3 years with lifetime antibiotics, steroids, and prescription hydrolyzed food. This year, I began the journey of switching to a natural diet and started holistically treating the ibs. This began after my internal medicine vet told me there was no way she would get off the steroids. Within 2 months, I have weaned her off the prescription diet that contains over 20 different additives including synthetic soy protein. "Miraculously" her stools are finally normal and she is almost completely off the antibiotics (they are used as an anti-inflammatory). Taking her off the steroids will be another matter... But so far, she can now tolerate blueberries, bananas, spinach, kale, basmati rice, chicken bone broth, and chicken (all parts except the bones). Because I am now cooking for her I decided to get this supplement. If you made it this far...thank you. Here's my advice coming from someone who has lived with the vomit and diarrhea of an ibs dog: START SLOW. If the serving says one scoop, then you start with a 1/4 scoop. Then you wait 2 DAYS. If they are fine; no vomit or diarrhea go 1/2 a scoop and wait 2 DAYS. If they have soft stool, stick with the 1/2 scoop every 2 days for a week then increase to every other day, etc. START SLOW with everything new you introduce in your dog's diet. By the way, this powder does not taste bitter. I tried it myself. AND most importantly, as soon as you open it, put it in the freezer. Who cares if it's cold. It's powder. But it seems like this can go rancid. I wouldn't want to take a chance like that. Good luck in your pet's journey to better health. Hope this helps.

Rated 2 out of 5 stars
By Katherine on Sep 4, 2025

Dog refused

I got this to supplement the diet I have my elderly dog on, he initially refused to eat the meal, I continued to offer it thinking he just didn't like the smell

I got this to supplement the diet I have my elderly dog on, he initially refused to eat the meal, I continued to offer it thinking he just didn't like the smell. For the 4 days he did eat it, he vomited profusely. When I removed it from the mix he stopped vomiting. It's a great product but unfortunately it's not agreeing with my seniors usually cast-iron stomach. At 16 he's really not in the condition to be losing any calories I manage to get into him.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Lynne on Jan 2, 2026

Recommended by my veterinarian

It's helping make sure my 22 year old Akita is getting all the minerals and vitamins she needs

It's helping make sure my 22 year old Akita is getting all the minerals and vitamins she needs

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By William on Jan 9, 2026

Taste great.

Great product Dog eats it up plus he gets his vitamins and minerals WinWin

Great product Dog eats it up plus he gets his vitamins and minerals WinWin

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Sierra on Oct 1, 2025

Using for home cooked dog food

My dogs are doing great on home cooked food (usually oats, ground beef, yogurt, and a veggie) and I add this to make sure they're getting all nutrients recommended

My dogs are doing great on home cooked food (usually oats, ground beef, yogurt, and a veggie) and I add this to make sure they're getting all nutrients recommended by vets and nutritionists.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Linda on Aug 25, 2025

What I needed to make homemade dogfood.

In making homemade dogfood, I was missing the minerals and vitamins that my dogs needed. One is diabetic and I started making their food myself. This product balanced

In making homemade dogfood, I was missing the minerals and vitamins that my dogs needed. One is diabetic and I started making their food myself. This product balanced the food and gave them what they needed for a healthy life. Glad I was told about this so I could make the best food for them that I could.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Sheri on Nov 10, 2025

Prescribed by a veterinarian nutritionist

He doesn’t seem to mind the taste as was suggested when it was prescribed to be added to him home cooked meals

He doesn’t seem to mind the taste as was suggested when it was prescribed to be added to him home cooked meals

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Ashley on Sep 2, 2025

Great product

My dog has been on this for several Years and his bloodwork has been great! He is a picky eater and I have to cook his food so this ensures he is getting all of

My dog has been on this for several Years and his bloodwork has been great! He is a picky eater and I have to cook his food so this ensures he is getting all of his minerals and vitamins every day. Highly recommend this product!