Mineral Supplement Chewable Tablets for Dogs — Appetite & Bone Support, 80 Ct

Description

Mineral Supplement Chewable Tablets for Dogs — Appetite & Bone Support, 80 Ct

These chewable mineral tablets are formulated to support dogs’ appetite and bone health, and are marketed specifically toward dogs that show pica behavior (eating non-food items). Each container includes 80 tablets and is made with non-GMO, human-grade ingredients.

• ✓ Formulated for appetite support
• ✓ Supports bone health
• ✓ Aimed at dogs showing pica behavior
• ✓ Non-GMO, human-grade, gluten-free ingredients
• ✓ 80 tablets per container

Key Features

• 80-count chewable tablets (150g)
• Non-GMO, gluten-free, human-grade formulation
• Marketed for pica, appetite, and bone health support

Benefits

Mineral deficiencies are sometimes associated with reduced appetite or unusual eating behaviors in dogs. This supplement is formulated to help fill potential mineral gaps as part of a normal daily routine.

How to Use

Give the recommended number of tablets daily based on your dog’s weight, per the product label. Tablets can be given directly or crumbled into food.

Specifications

• Net weight: 150g
• Count: 80 tablets
• Formulation: Non-GMO, gluten-free, human-grade
• Species: Dogs

Care Instructions

Store in a cool, dry place with the container sealed between uses.

What’s Included

One 150g container of 80 chewable mineral tablets.

Important Considerations

Pica (eating non-food items) can have several underlying causes, including medical conditions that require veterinary diagnosis. This supplement is not a treatment for pica and should not replace a veterinary evaluation if your dog is showing this behavior, especially suddenly or severely.

FAQ

Will this stop my dog from eating non-food items? This supplement is intended to support general mineral intake; it is not guaranteed to resolve pica, which can have several causes. Talk to your vet if this behavior is new, frequent, or severe.

Can this be given long-term? Follow label directions, and check with your veterinarian for guidance on long-term supplement use.

Is this safe alongside other supplements? Check with your veterinarian before combining multiple supplements to avoid exceeding recommended mineral intake.