Nutri-Vet K9 Dog Aspirin for Small Dogs 100ct

Glucosamine and turmeric alone don't quite get the job done for my near 14-year-old Boxer Hound.I'm using the 150 mg size.Since I've added these, one morning, one evening, she seems to be feeling a lot better.She has some spinal issues as many dogs get as they get older.She's now back to being able to jump up on the couch and climb the stairs.

I only received one bottle of this item today. I have been ordering 2 as this item takes ages to arrive. This bottle is big enough to hold 200 hundred tablets instead of 100. My 2 little dachshunds seem to do well on it and have better mobility.

I have a very small dog which needs a reduced dose of 1/2 a tablet. I used a pill splitter to cut the tablet, but the tablet is very hard and very brittle. The tablet was so hard that the pressure needed to split it partially crushed part of it making the 2 halves uneven and part of it in powder form unusable.

Very helpful, easy to give

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My dog said thank you

I have an adopted dog that is part dachshund. He suffers periodically with back soreness. I’ve spent a lot of money on pain pills and even acupuncture for him. I don’t like for him to be knocked out on drugs when not necessary, and the acupuncture did not give results. It has been a few months since he has had back issues, but I noticed last week he wasn’t feeling well. I began my search for a pain reliever and anti inflammatory. I came across this product that was reasonably priced and he great reviews, so decided to order. I received it the very next day. I am so impressed with this product! Just a few hours after he took the tablets, he was feeling so much better! He was not knocked out and remained active, but without soreness! I gave him 2 doses a day until he was over his soreness and could do without the pills. What a wonderful product and one that I highly recommend!

OK the compound of this round slightly larger than a Old School Aspirin (acetylsalicylic acid) is neither liver smelling nor appetizing to the nose of a human. I like liver, and it doesn't even hint of liver. Yet it has a liver flavor for the dog? Also, why are you using Microcrystalline Cellulose (Wood Pulp) and Silicon Dioxide (Sand) in something that should be good with simple ingredients like acetylsalicylic acid, Starch (from Potatoes and/or apples) and a simple fruit based apple fructose binder (Apple Syrup) due to the small amount needed it would be negligible as a health concern, but should smell awesome to man and beast alike. This would be more natural, more efficient and less synthetic non-processable fillers. We will try it on our fur babies, but not easy to get ahold plain acetylsalicylic acid, unless I want to boil it out of the bark myself from willow or poplar trees.