NutriVed ZinPro Chewable Tablets for Dogs (100 count)

I have an elder husky whose fur is falling out in patches . We’ve been to two vets and they have no idea what’s happening. I decided to do some research and find a solution. These vitamins are a life saver ! Her fur is coming in and she is a happy girl .

My dog, the pickiest of all dogs, will eat this pill with his food (I do cut it in half for him). It helps maintain his skin.

Love these, my husky will only eat them if I put them in a little milk to soften them a little (she’s a brat lol)

Some breeds of dogs have an inability to absorb sufficient amounts of zinc. This is a good supplement to provide additional zinc for these dogs.

These tablets were recommended for our pet that suffers from keratosis. The vet said they are chewable tabs and should be easy for her to eat BUT they’re also large so we might be better off crushing them (our dog is only 16 lbs and these tablets are almost the size of a quarter and thick). We put them in her food at night and we crush them into smaller pieces with the butt end of a kitchen knife. For the first 3 months we used these we had no problems. But since then we’ve received a number of container where the seals were broken already and/or the tablets were darker in color and very hard. Smashing them with a knife butt started to become actually difficult. I couldn’t imagine trying to have a dog chew these, it’s got to be like biting into a rock. We’ve returned a couple and once we got back a good container and once we got back another bar container. So I guess if you’re concerned about your dogs teeth pay attention to the hardness of the tablet. That being said they do their job and her keratosis is under control.

Like a lot of people who have found their way to this point, I have a husky who has a zinc deficiency. I've tried everything and decided to start giving him a zinc dosage after several vets just told me more and more tests, that all amounted to a big nothing. So far his snout has improved immensely and I know it is, at least in part, this zinc supplement. My boy also LOVES the taste, which is not to be expected.. but he chooses the zinc pills over his morning dental stick Everytime!He is big boy and weighs 85 pounds and he's getting 3 in the morning and 1 before bed.Don't put your entire faith in vets, they don't care like they used too and are in it for the money more than ever, in and out seems to be the norm these days.

My dog refused to eat these tablets, so I crush them and mix them into his food, but they don't pulverize easily. My primary issue with them, though, is that the dosage isn't clear, and I wasn't able to clarify it completely by researching online.

What i like about this project is that it works… I crush the supplement and fold into a healthy slice of lunch meat so my dog will eat it.. It doesn’t upset his stomach and I saw results in about two weeks.. He will need to take it until the bare patch is gone .. As always don’t give supplements unless you notify a vet first