Science-backed nutrient formula supports canine health and wellness
Unique dosing instructions based on a carefully developed recipe for optimal results
Includes measuring tools (5 ml and 0.5 ml scoops) for accurate supplementation
Perishable product with clear shelf life and storage instructions for safety
Comprehensive vitamin and mineral profile to address multiple nutritional needs
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Size & Amount:
One bag contains 21.16 ounces (600 grams) of powder. One pouch contains 20 grams of powder. One 10 pack of pouches contains 200 grams of powder.
The supplement amount to give is measured in scoops or grams and is thoughtfully based on a recipe, not solely on body weight. Get free recipes here.
A 5 ml/cc and a 0.5 ml/
Form
Powder
Bag Size
600 g (21 x 16 oz pouches)
Pouch Size
20 g (10 pack contains 200 g)
Shelf Life
3-11 months
Moisture
Max 6.6%
Key Ingredients
Calcium carbonate, magnesium gluconate, potassium citrate, choline chloride, vitamin E, B12, and more
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4.2
65 ratings
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Difficult website
My dog refuses food with the supplement even trying a small amount at a time. I cannot stand the smell of the supplement powder either. The recipe website is impossible to navigate successfully. I have one recipe with the supplement but anytime I try different ingredients, I get a long list of over the counter supplements needed. The FAQs say the ingredient mix is not correct, but the recipe does not indicate what is needed to remedy the recipe and after multiple tries I give up in frustration. There is a box to check if NOT using Balance It supplement but not the other way round. Frustrated.
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Beth · August 7, 2026
I like set up of your web site and the features are great. At first glance, options seem endless. But I find some options very limiting or just confusing. For example, I can't type in certain organs for recipes but then I can use canned jellies cranberry all contain corn syrup or bread. Which seems odd to me. My dogs are not really liking the taste of the food once I add the vitamin mixture and alot of the measurements seem alot for the recipe amount. Any juice I add turns milky white and not palpable. My dogs are not very picky eaters I bought 2 packs of vitamins, one for my kidney issues, the other regular. And Sometimes I get a recipe for a type of vitamin pack I dont have. Most of the big batches require human supplements which I have to buy and dont have many options in store or Costco close by. Also I'm spending 160 bucks for vitamins i shouldn't have to purchase anything else. I like the option for human vitamins but the amount seem alot i don't know if they will taste anybetter to my dogs. I try to add more ingredients to lessen the amount of vitamins but they never seem to balance out. Most of the recipes I have made are from my other pet because of lack of options. So I have been mixing his kibble with the homemade but I never know if he's going to eat it and trying to calculate all that is kind of a pain. I like the idea of it but the results are just not where they need to be. My vitamins expire in August, so maybe I'll try the human vitamins and better luck. I don't think it's a bad product maybe it's just not for me. Im not sure if I will repurchase yet. I'm sorry I do know that nutritionist are expensive but the price for talking to one is unreal to me and none are remotely close to my area on your site. Maybe if I got like free starter session. I would be more apt to purchase more but I don't like paying for something with out knowing a little bit about it at the price point.
Thank you for your time