VetIQ 8-in-One Multifunctional Supplement for Dogs, Supports Hip & Joint, Urinary Tract, Immune System, Skin Health and Heart Health, Soft Chews, Made in the USA, 60 Count

Item is great this is my second time buying them. The delivery person cant read addresses and they are currently in our neighbors house.

My two male dogs have been taking these for months. They have benefits for skin, coat, as well as mobility. The oldest took these along with his meds for joint issues with no problems. His steadiness and energy levels improved after about three months. They're a good chew supplement and a great value for the money. They allow many people who otherwise couldn't afford an 8-in-1 supplement because of costs to be able to afford their beloved pups all of the health benefits that go along with providing supplements with a good diet and exercise. They're also a more affordable option for those with multipet households.

Dogs love them, they seem to help

I bought these VetIQ 5-in-One Soft Chews for my dog a few months ago, and I wanted to share my experience with other pet parents. Great All-in-One Support: These chews are advertised to target five important areas: hips and joints, urinary tract, immune system, skin, and heart. While I can't say for sure if they've improved my dog's health in all those areas, I haven't noticed any decline, and my dog seems happy and energetic. Easy to Give & My Dog Loves Them! These are soft chews with a hickory smoke flavor, and my dog takes them readily, sometimes even begging for them like a treat! This makes it so much easier than trying to shove pills down his throat. Affordable & Good Value Looking at other dog supplements, these seem like a good value. The price is on par with other similar products, and you get 60 chews in a container, which lasts my dog about two months. There are also multi-packs available that can bring the cost down even further.

This dog supplement is satisfactory, offering 60 count in an affordable pack. It's made in the USA, which boosts my confidence. It supports Hip & Joint, Skin, Heart, and Urinary Tract health. However, the packaging could be eco-friendlier. I'd prefer more visible results and softer chews for my pet. A lower price and more chews per pack would improve my experience. Overall, it's a decent product.

Vet IQ vitamins have been great. I have an 11 year old Chihuahua mix. Her coat looks great and her little bald patches have filled in since using. She did not have joint or pain issues but we are hoping to head that off with the vitamins. They are her evening snack and we have had no issues with approval of the taste.

I like this product. My dog has been on it for a while, like 4 to 5 months now. I can tell the fish oil in it that it is helping with her coat. Her coat is much softer and smooth. I think her energy is up just a little. She has a lot of energy because she is still a puppy. She is a two years and half. She had no diarrhea when she first got on this one. I give it to her every morning of every day. I will keep on buying it for my dog. She loves it. She is not a picky eater. My other dog is a picky eater. There was a time of where he was eating it but he turned his nose up to it.

Ordered 8 in 1 but received 5 in 1. My dog has cushings disease and is on trilostane to manage it and the 8 in 1 were recommended by our vet to help w her joints and skin. I originally purchased the same brand but the advanced hip and joint (due to its quick availability) and after giving it to her for about 2 weeks I could see a major difference, she was moving around well, staying on regular bathroom schedule and skin had fully healed. After changing to this particular supplement we are experiencing frequent accidents in the house, her skin is starting to scab again and I can tell she is in more pain at the end of the day than usual. Her cortisol levels were recently checked and were all “normal” for having cushings. I am not saying all her symptoms are due to the supplement itself I just don’t see any positive changes for my pup, however we will definitely switch back to the advanced hip and joint. That being said having an older pup with cushings is not for the faint of heart. Hope this helps others.