VetriScience Vetri Cardio Extra Strength Healthy Heart Chicken Flavored Chews Supplement for Dogs
In a Nutshell
- Some dogs have shown improved heart health with regular use of these chews.
- Many dogs refuse to eat the chews due to their taste and smell.
- The chews are hard to chew and too large for small breeds.
Quick Verdict
VetriScience Vetri Cardio Extra Strength Healthy Heart Chews have shown mixed results in improving heart health for dogs. While some users report positive outcomes, many dogs refuse to eat the chews, and there are concerns about their smell and hardness.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Improved Heart Health (3)
Users report better heart exam results after using these chews.
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Flvor Palatability (1)
Many dogs find these chews tasty.
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Customization (1)
The powder can be administered in pill form.
Cons
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Palatability Issues (6) major
Many dogs refuse to eat these chews.
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Size Issues (1) major
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Hard to Chew (2) major
Some dogs have difficulty chewing these chews.
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Strong Odor (2) major
Layout reviews had a description of the odor being strong
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Cuasa the owner has health issues in the dog — has heart conditions and benefits from improved heart health
- • Pet owners diagnosed with heart conditions — may benefit from improved heart health
✗ Skip If
- • Owners of picky eaters or small dogs — due to palatability and size issues
- • Owners concerned about odor and texture — due to reported strong smell, large size and hard textures
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Highlighted Reviews
"Maggie has been on this for a few months now, and she keeps getting better reviews on her heart appointments, and I do believe this is of the reason because they did suggest that I get it for her"
"I adopted my foster who is only 20 months old. She has several health issues and was just diagnosed with an enlarged tricuspid valve. Because she’s a picky eater, I ordered a few different kinds of chews that are supposed to help with heart health. Unfortunately, she won’t eat any of them. She w..."
Bottom Line
If your dog is already diagnosed with heart issues, it might be worth trying these chews under veterinary guidance. However, be prepared for potential palatability issues and consider trying the pill form if your dog refuses the chews.