Canine 50 Chewable Tablets

I read a lot of the reviews before I bought this product because it seemed to good to be true. Let's say I was skeptical but hopeful. I have an 18 year old Beagle/Dachshund (Ruby) who's been exhibiting signs of doggie dementia for a while now. Getting stuck in corners and under furniture, staring into space, going to the wrong door to go out, standing at the fence gate as if it's the door to come back in the house, walking in circles, sundowners in the evening, and pacing around restlessly in the middle of the night. I felt so bad for her.Ruby has been on this product for almost two weeks and I can tell a significant difference already. She's much more "with it". She's more alert during the day and is starting to respond to me again when I talk to her. She even barked at me yesterday because I didn't give her her breakfast fast enough. If you have a Beagle (mix) you know they like to vocalize. She hasn't barked in at least a year. It seems like some of her sassy, bossy personality is coming back.She also is more mobile and more active during the day. She's back to exploring the yard and sniffing things. She's using her tail again and is generally more interested in her environment than she has been for a long time. I'm hopeful that we might be able to resume daily walks.She's no longer pacing around the house in the middle of the night. She wakes up if she needs to go outside but then is happy to go back to bed.She's still a little restless in the evening in a sundowners kind of way but I'm hoping that will subside with time.Overall I have to say I'm astonished and that this product has been a real game changer for my sweet old girl. For the price there's just really no risk here. If you're on the fence, at all just buy it.

I started giving this to my beautiful beagle mix after reading a random review from someone who had great results (similar situation to my dog). My sweet girl is 13 now and started having some kidney issues. The vet said early stage renal disease but that was also when she had a raging kidney infection so I don't know how accurate that diagnosis was. Nevertheless, the vet wanted her switched immediately to a kidney care diet plan. My picky eater wouldn't hardly touch any of the Rx dog food. I ended up switching her to Dr Harvey's ("miracle" formula food) and it's been absolutely amazing. I started adding the Cholodin to her food, crushed up, and she happily eats the entire meal. I also put her on omega 3s and senior dog vitamins. The Cholodin seems to have especially helped with what seemed to be brain fog. Possibly some doggie dementia, I'm not sure, but she wasn't as sharp. Now, she's like done a complete 180. She RUNS again. She's able to jump onto the sofa again. She's extremely alert and protective of our home. Before the diet change and adding in Cholodin, vitamins and omega 3s, she was acting old, sluggish, and looking like she'd lost the will to live. I really believe these changes have given my baby a second chance. The Dr Harvey's you can order a free sample of (just pay $3.99 shipping) to see if your dog will like it, and there are several different types they offer. She gets the one called "miracle" and I limit her protein intake. Protein is hard on their kidneys apparently, I didn't know that beforehand. Anyway just sharing the info in case someone else needs encouragement. Don't give up!

I have a 15 year old Springer and he seemed like he was confused and not sure where he was when he would wake up. On top of that he was having accidents in the house (something he never ever had in his life) he also acted like he didn't know who we were sometimes. In short all the signs of senility. At first we had to drop back to 1/2 tablet a day as he seemed a bit agitated and after about a week we went to a full tablet a day. WOW what a difference! He is like our old buddy. Sharp as a tack and full of energy or at least as much as you can expect from a 15 plus year old Springer. Also you should look into the clear eyes for cataracts if your dog has them, those drops are amazing and really have helped our once almost blind dog to see fairly well again and the white cloudy look in his eyes are almost gone. WHAT IS THE PROBLEM WITH THE VETS? Research before you let the vet tell you nothing can be done for your dog.PS the price is right too!