Pet-Tinic Liquid Vitamin-Mineral Dog & Cat Supplement

I don’t think it’s fair to give something a low rating because there was an issue with packaging. It makes the rating go down and people who judge by stars won’t stop to read. My cat absolutely hates this stuff. I tried to mix it in his food and he wouldn’t eat it. Had to administer with a syringe. His nose was white and tongue and gums white. A sign of missing nutrients. It’s all tied in to inflammation. But, before discovering the inflammation I started giving him this stuff and within 4 days his color returned and he was less lethargic. It has helped with his anemia, due to inflammation. If you order this, I suggest also getting a syringe.

Dave (14 years old, lab-mix) has always had a dull, flaky fur coat and constant itching. We tried every kind of expensive food, including limited ingredients, grain-free, sensitive skin, novel proteins, and so forth, as well as many supplements, including one advertised on the radio a lot. After starting this, as well as a med for his heart, he's a new dog! While I can't contribute his entire turnaround to this, I feel sure it has helped his fur coat, at least, which is now shiny and flake-free. Plus, he likes it dribbled around on his food, so it's easy to administer.

I ordered my second bottle of Pet-Tinic, this time the 4-oz bottle and it came broken, spilled everywhere, and cut my hand. It also spilled all over my cat, I quickly wiped it off of her but it was a smelly bad experience for us both. However, this product has been helping my cat with her anemia and the 1-oz bottle didn't come broken.

Not a complaint about the product, just maybe a text along with the email before products ship? I wanted to delete this from the order and it was on its way before I realized.

Mastiffs love this and please explain to me why the review must be 50 characters long? That is a tad silly. When a product is good and the dog enjoys taking it and I say the dog loves it, that should be sufficient

This supplement is great if you have a dog recooperating from a illness or surgery. Used to use it in the 1990 s and did not know it was still around. Will be buying this again now that I know it's still available

Had problems getting Daisy (an older border collie) taking vitamins in a pill form now I just add to her wet food

My kitty hated this. I don't understand why there is so much sugar in this for giving to cats. They don't have taste receptors for sweets. In solidarity with Snowpants I tried it. It's bad! She has done much better with iron capsules. Just ask your vet for a dosing. I pull the capsules apart and mix the power with a paste she likes. Couldn't even get her to take the iron Tinic that way.

My order came, however, the dropper to measure dosage was not included as is stated in the description.

My dog is currently going through chemo and I wanted something to boost his immune system and something to enhance his dog food so he eats. Pet tinic did both.