Veterinary Formula Smart Vitality Pet Calm Supplement for Dogs - Soft Chews, 100ct - Promotes a Sense of Relaxation During Moments That May Cause Stress - Fireworks, Travel, Changes in Routine

My dog is very independent When I have given him these calming, he’s needy which I don’t mind sometimes he’s just all over the place so it’s awesome for him to just relax for a bit. There’s no smell to it. It’s pretty good. The calming effects are pretty effective. I’ve noticed it on my dog. I’ve given it to him a couple of times. When I feel he needs a calming time. We just took him for a long car ride to a beach and typically he doesn’t do well on car rides, but he did amazing. He sat down. He slept most of the time, Energy level hasn’t been affected and he can chew them properly since he is an older Energy level hasn’t been affected and he can chew them properly since he is a older dog that was my biggest concern enough for him to eat .I’m guessing they taste good because is a very picky dog .

I finally got around to sampling these calming chews with my 55 pound husky mix. She's pretty chill but doesn't get a bit anxious and hyper about new situations and noises, so I wanted to have a way to help her relax. The dose for her size is 3 chews, but I started off with one to make sure there were no issues. As soon as I tore the freshness seal off the jar, she was standing on her back legs trying to get a look at what was in there. The chews are coin shaped and a size that most dogs should be able to eat. She very happily snarfed one down. I waited but there didn't seem to be much of a calming effect. I'll build up and try 2 or 3 in a situation where she might benefit from them now that I know there were no side effects.

however she won't eat them. I even broke them up and put them in her food. with wet food!

I have a 10 years old dog, I'm trying to get her some senior dog supplements to make sure she's ok. She doesn't have any health issues so far and she loves these!

We work from home a lot and with 4 people in the home there's almost always someone around so our two malamutes rarely have to go into their kennels for alone time which is typically reserved for when no one is home to keep an eye on them. While they have been crate trained, there's still a bit of anxiety because they're malamutes and they really like their humans. However, one of our two pups was rescued from a rough situation and so he's a bit whinier when he has to put in his crate and he's VERY nervous when people he doesn't see regularly are here visiting (like extended family).So when we knew that a week that would have a bit both mixed was coming up, we figured it would be a good time to get him started on some relaxation treats just to make it a little easier on him.While these didn't COMPLETELY take away that anxiety they absolutely made an impact.The two mornings we had to shift the normal daily routine to go out for breakfast we prepped him an hour or two in advance with a healthy dose of these to help him relax while we were gone and for when we returned with a few strangers in tow.Normally, with so many new faces, he'd have spent the morning hiding up on the stairs whining, but with these in his system he was willing to come down and dart in and out of petting range with the new faces.For him, that was a big improvement and proof that to some degree these helped him get over his anxiety.Not completely, but slightly.That by itself is a victory, so we were happy with these.***Overall Value***It's not a big bottle of treats, so for our 75-90 lb doggos this supply really did not last long, but they were effective for while they lasted. The 100 count bottle is absolutely the better value though, and next time that's the route we'll go since the value is so much greater and we now know they do have an impact on our pup.

My dog is 16 years old and I always try and give him vitamins and supplements now that’s he’s well into old age. He seems to really like these! His coat is nice and shiny, and he walks 2 times a day with no issue

I decided to try these chews to support my senior dog’s joint and overall health. While the ingredients seem solid and I appreciate the vet-formulated approach, my dog wasn’t too thrilled about the taste. She’ll eat them, but not without some coaxing.On the bright side, they do seem to be helping with her mobility—I’ve noticed she’s a bit more active and less stiff after a few weeks of consistent use. However, the smell is a bit strong, and that might be why she hesitates. If your dog isn’t picky, these could be a great addition to their diet. For us, it’s a bit of a mixed bag, but I’ll continue using them for the benefits.

This supplement has wonderful adaptogenic turkey tail mushrooms, probiotics, and joint support in one tasty bite that my old lady puppy LOVES. She will soon be 13 and is still interested in racing after her frisbee, but her arthritis has been slowing her down. I am hoping that swimming sessions and quality nutrition and supplements will give her more years of comfortable mobility. SHe can be picky but these pork-flavored nibbles are considered a treat.