Nutramax Welactin Omega-3 Liquid Skin & Coat Supplement for Dogs
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Dr. Tim's TRP-Tri-COX Minis are effective for joint support but recent formula changes have led to mixed reviews, especially regarding taste and texture.
Recent changes in the product’s formulation have made it harder and less palatable for dogs.
Prevention: Consider alternative joint supplements or consult with a vet
Many users report improved joint health for their dogs.
Some dogs enjoy the taste and treat-like nature of the supplement.
Vets recommend it as a preventative treatment for active dogs.
Recent changes have made the product harder, making it difficult for small dogs to chew.
Tip: Breaking the chews into smaller pieces
New formula has a different taste that many dogs do not like.
Dogs that previously liked the supplement no longer enjoy it.
Recent reviews mention a change in texture and hardness, making it difficult to chew.
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Factors: diet, use frequency, breed
Some reviews suggest breaking the chews into smaller pieces.
No, new changes have made the taste less appealing to many dogs.
"Dickens loves this supplement. To him it’s a treat and he doesn’t stop begging until he gets it."
"These chews are now very hard and I have to break them up for my small dog and it's very difficult. The old formula they were soft and easily broken up. I won't purchase this again, I'll find a different brand."
If you're looking for a joint supplement for your small breed or puppy dog, Dr. Tim's TRP-Tri-COX Minis can be effective, but be aware of the recent changes and potential for lower acceptance among picky eaters.