Support your dog's daily nutritional care with our Dog Mineral Supplement Chewable Tablets. Formulated with a blend of minerals and other nutritional ingredients, these convenient chewable tablets are designed to complement your dog's diet. The formula includes calcium, magnesium, zinc methionine chelate, meat extracts, and fermented microbial products. With 80 tablets per container, this supplement offers a convenient option for pet owners looking to incorporate additional mineral nutrition into their dog's wellness routine. Consult your veterinarian before adding supplements to your dog's diet.
Features
✅ Mineral Supplement Formula – Contains calcium, magnesium, and trace minerals intended to complement canine nutrition.
✅ Calcium & Magnesium – Provides minerals that play important roles in normal bone and muscle function.
✅ Zinc Methionine Chelate – Includes a source of zinc, an essential trace mineral involved in normal canine metabolism.
✅ Additional Nutritional Ingredients – Formulated with meat extracts and fermented microbial products, as identified in the product listing.
✅ Convenient Chewable Tablets – Tablet format offers a practical way to incorporate supplementation into a feeding routine.
✅ For Canine Nutritional Care – Marketed for puppies and adult dogs, with suitability and dosage to be determined by a veterinarian.
✅ 80 Tablets Per Container – Convenient quantity for a regular supplementation routine.
Specifications
Product Type: Dog Mineral Dietary Supplement
Form: Chewable Tablets
Quantity: 80 Tablets
Highlighted Ingredients: Calcium, magnesium, zinc methionine chelate, meat extracts, and fermented microbial products
Suitable For: Dogs, subject to veterinary guidance
Intended Use: Supplemental mineral nutrition
Package Includes
Important Safety Information: Consult your veterinarian before use, particularly for puppies, pregnant or nursing dogs, or pets with medical conditions. Follow the manufacturer's verified label directions. Do not exceed the recommended dosage. Persistent consumption of non-food objects, appetite changes, or other unusual behaviors require veterinary evaluation.
