VetriScience Canine Plus Chewable Tablet Multivitamin for Senior Dogs
7 Customer Questions
humans shouldn't take calcium CARBONATE because it is a stomach acid reducer and other vitamins NEED the stomach acid to break them down. Isn't it the same way with dogs? So why is it found here?
Answer by • Oct 02, 2019
Calcium carbonate is an essential mineral in your dog’s diet. It aides bone growth, teeth resilience, eyesight, and prevents clotting. If you do not feed your dog enough calcium, serious health repercussions can follow. But it is also important you do not feed your dog too much calcium carbonate, as it could negate the effects of other essential minerals like iron and zinc. Calcium carbonate is usually added to your dog’s meal in a powder form, but for quantities and further advice you should consult your local vet.
How big is the tablet? My dog has a hard time taking big pills.
Answer by • Mar 02, 2019
These chewable tablets measure approximately 1/2 inch long x 1/4 inch wide and thick. We also carry the VetriScience Canine Plus Senior Multivitamin Everyday Health Bite-Sized Dog Soft Chews.
Is there phosphorus in this supplement? Need to find something with a balance between calcium and phosphorus. Thank you
Answer by • Jul 02, 2020
There is a minimum of 1.60% and a maximum of 1.76% of phosphorus per chew.
is any thing from China in this?
Answer by • May 01, 2019
VetriScience sources their ingredients from all over the world, so the country of origin can vary from batch to batch. Typically, the ingredients used in this formula come from the US, Malaysia, China, Canada, Mexico, India, Italy, France, Japan, and Germany.