ThorneVET B ComplexVET – Vitamin B Complex Support for Dogs & Cats - 60 Soft Chews

I use these high quality vitamins for a cat with anemia. Since a cat only gets 1/4 of a chew, I cut the 1/4 of a chew into smaller pieces (two or more) and put a little bit of pill paste on each piece and then use a pill gun to pill each small piece to my cat. The chews smell like B-vitamins and that would be hard to mask which I understand, some animals may or may not eat these because of this. I've been using these vitamins for several years.

It smells and tastes (yes, I tried it) exactly like a quality B vitiamin, but my dog will not even come close to tasting it. The smell is so strong, it cannot be hidden in food, and the shape makes it a choking hazard for anyone who might want to try placing it on the back of your companion's tongue. I did smash it up and put it in gel capsules for a couple of weeks, but it was a hassle, and it was stressful for my dog. It could be the most high quality vitamin available, but if your dog will not even try it.... It was an expensive waste of money for me. One star, because I can't give it zero. Also, I have a feeling, that it is a nice quality B vitamin, but it is worth nothing if it isn't ingested.

always been a good brand and just what I was looking for my 3 dogs as they are getting older.

These vitamins actually helped heal my dog who had cut her eye on a fence. I had been using eye meds from the vet for two Months and my dog's eye was not improving. I ordered these vitamins and had to crumble them to disguise them in canned cat food since she refused to eat them otherwise. They do have a very strong scent (hence taste) that she didn't like. But within a few days I was seeing an improvement and within a week she was looking back to normal. Her eyes were looking clear again! It was actually pretty shocking how quickly they helped. So, I recommend these vitamins highly! They worked for us!!

I wish I had given more credence to the other comments here before trying these chews.First, no cat is going to voluntarily eat these nuggets. They may have some meat flavor in them, but they have an overwhelming "vitamin pill" smell. Actually, they smell kind of like an old-school photographic laboratory. My cats didn't even seem to treat them as potentially edible; they just ignored them.Second, the chews are GIGANTIC, significantly larger than a peanut M&M. The recommended cat dose is 1/4 of a chew, but you have never seen a cat pill or a piece of cat kibble as large as that. I suspect that that's because objects of this size present something of a choking hazard. You can subdivide into 1/8 chew pieces, but then you just have to put your cat through the unpleasant process of choking these things down twice.Edit: I threw these out. They're just not worth the hassle.

The vitamin has a strong smell, and my dog would not eat it, even though I tried to mix it in her food and camouflage the flavor. This is unusual because she eats really good and eats almost anything… This is the third day in a row, I’ve tried to feed it to her and she will not eat her food when I mix it in, then I tried to return it and they said it’s not returnable. I would not have bought it if I knew that it was not returnable at $30

I bought this product and was surprised to read that it had bad taste or smelled strange. Well, as a health conscious dog owner I never give my supplements to my pups without crumbling them into their food. I give them home cooked so this supplement is perfect to crumble into the food. Maybe some of the other dog owners could try it. In addition, all supplements should be taken with real food as it helps the pups bodies to absorb them properly. They need all nutrients to absorb the vitamins. Just like with humans. You cannot give it to them as a treat or candy, you are throwing the money away. It will not absorb properly. You need the proper nutrients to help to be picked up in the body.

My cat didn’t like it at first, and it’s hard to chew. I broke it into small pieces, melt with small amount of water, and add it to their food. Once my cats accept the flavor, they love it. Now my orange tabby eat it with his meal every day. Some people said it’s hard to break, I found it would be easy if you break the bone shape from the middle, and squeeze by fingers.