Vitamin-mineral complex for dogs, 60 tablets

Complete B-complex vitamins. B1, B2, B6, B12 are all here.

Selenomethionine in the ingredients. This is natural selenium, which is safer.

The packaging is simply superb, recyclable plastic with no excess paper. Inside are exactly 60 tablets, with precisely the right amount of manganese and zinc needed for my dog's weight.

I give 3 tablets per 30 kg of weight. The dosage table is very clear.

My 6 kg Spitz only needs 1 tablet. A jar of 60 is a supply for two whole months, very economical.

I liked that the zinc is listed in glycinate form. Zinc oxide is barely absorbed, but this is a chelate. The dog eats it without being fussy, even though there are no flavorings.

Finally, a brand that cares about the environment. I can easily drop the single-material packaging into recycling here in Germany. Avoiding hypervitaminosis was critical for me — here, the fat-soluble A and D3 are strictly standardized. I have a 28 kg Labrador, I give him 3 tablets. One jar lasts for 20 days, I will order several at a time from now on.

60 tablets lasted exactly a month for a 15 kg dog.

It's great that retinyl acetate and cholecalciferol are strictly measured. No need to split the tablets.

I'm glad about the short transport distance — the product is fresh and the carbon footprint is lower. The B-complex vitamins (B1, B2, B6, B12) have definitely perked up my dog.

I liked that there are no preservatives. The package seals tightly.

High-quality complementary feed. I add it to the morning meal, the dog feels energetic.

Made a lot closer to home than most of what I buy, so it isn't spending weeks sitting in a container ship. That matters to me.

I bought it because of the Vitamin E (d-alpha-tocopherol), it's the most effective form. The dog is 5 years old, weighs 22 kg, I give two tablets a day as per the table.

Really liked the honest description. I have a Corgi, weighs 12 kg, I give 2 tablets. Usually manufacturers load up on vitamins A and D3, but here they directly warn about excess fat-soluble vitamins. The composition is laid out in percentages, no hidden fillers. I see what I'm paying for. The coat has become noticeably shinier after a month.

We switched to Fernpaw a month ago. Our German Shepherd, Lada, always had heavy seasonal shedding. Since vitamins A and D3 are strictly dosed, I wasn't afraid of an overdose. I gave her three tablets daily. Her coat stopped falling out in clumps, and it has a healthy shine now. The tablets are quite hard, but Lada crunches them without any trouble. We will keep buying it.

I have a 6-kilogram Yorkshire Terrier. According to the table, he should get one tablet a day. We've been giving them for the third week now, a course prescribed by the vet after an examination. His skin condition has noticeably improved, the dandruff that plagued us all winter is gone. The dog is active, eats the tablets right from my hand, no need to hide them in a piece of meat. I'm glad it's a supplementary feed and not chemicals, the composition is stated honestly right on the package with percentages.

The iodine comes from seaweed rather than out of a lab, which is exactly what I wanted. Useful little supplement.

The tablets are small. My Miniature Pinscher swallows them without chewing.

They give a good effect, but you can't always seal the jar hermetically on the first try, the threads slip.

The dog eats it well, but the supplement doesn't smell very appetizing to a human, though the dog is fine with it.

Vitamin B6 helped improve appetite. I give it strictly according to the norm.

We give 2 tablets per 18 kg. Cholecalciferol is strictly within the norm.

Vitamins B1 and B2 helped my dog recover after an illness. We will buy this regularly in courses.

The only thing I was unsure about was the packaging without a plastic jar, but the tablets arrived intact.

They have an effect, and this isn’t my first time buying them. But there are a lot of tablet crumbs at the bottom of the jar.

Clear dosage for every 10 kg of weight. My 25 kg dog eats three tablets.

Vitamins with no artificial colors or preservatives. Easy to feed, my dog eats them on her own.

Fernpaw supplementary feed works. The shedding has stopped.

Seaweed as the iodine source suits me fine, nothing synthetic in there at all. Honestly I can't fault it.

Working out how much to give takes about five seconds, it goes by weight and the numbers are round. No stress about giving too much of the vitamins that build up in the body.

My dog has become more active, and her coat is smooth. But it’s hard to find the storage information on the jar; the print is microscopic.

No preservatives, and since we have allergies, the ingredients matter. Everything is clean.

My dachshund (9 kg) gets one tablet a day. It’s convenient that vitamins A and D3 are clearly balanced. I’m not afraid of overdosing.

The dosage chart is very clear. It clearly says that too much A and D3 is harmful, so I don’t give more than the recommended amount. I have a dachshund, 10 kg, and one tablet is enough for us.

I have a Labrador, weighing 28 kg. According to the chart on the package, we need 3 tablets a day. I liked the complex, especially the fact that the vitamin E here is in the form of d-alpha-tocopherol, not a cheap analog. The only thing is that at our dosage, a 60-tablet package lasts three weeks, so I’d like to see a larger size in the future. Otherwise, everything is excellent.

Copper glycinate instead of oxide is exactly what we were looking for. It’s absorbed without any stomach issues, and my 20 kg dog gets 2 tablets.

I like a brand that tells you where the ceiling is instead of promising that more is better. They're upfront that you shouldn't push it with A and D. Respect for that.

No preservatives or other chemicals. The tablets are small, easy to give to my dog (an 8 kg dachshund); I just pop one into her mouth.

The jar size works out well for us. My little one is on it for a good two months before I need to reorder.

It’s rare to find a manufacturer that lists the exact percentages of substances without hiding anything. My husky (24 kg) had problems with a dull coat, so we decided to do a course. I give 2 tablets a day, as indicated for the 10-25 kg weight range. I noticed results after about three weeks. Extra respect for the recyclable jar.

You can see how much of everything is actually in a tablet, right down to the last line. Nothing vague, nothing tucked away.

One jar covers us for somewhere between four and six weeks depending on the dose, and the lid comes off without a fight.

The formula is honest, with percentages. B12 and the other B vitamins are in a good dosage.

The dog eats them fine, but the tablets crumble when splitting them in half for a 5 kg weight.

We don't improvise with the amounts here. The site is clear about why you shouldn't, and I'd rather have a warning than the usual hype.

A jar sees a medium-sized dog through the month. Feels about right to me, nothing wasted and I never run out mid-course.

I got it for an adolescent puppy. Iodine from kelp seaweed is really rare in products like this. No allergies, since there are no artificial flavor additives.

Eats them fine. But the 60-count package runs out too quickly for two dogs.

We got the complex for our golden retriever Betty. Before this, we tried supplements with zinc oxide, but there weren’t any noticeable changes in her test results. The vet advised us to look for chelated forms. Fernpaw’s formula turned out to be ideal: both zinc glycinate and copper glycinate. We had biochemistry tests done after a month of use, and the trace element levels returned to normal. The packaging feels nice in your hands, and it’s good that it can be recycled.

The ingredients are honest, exactly as stated. But the lid is very stiff to open the first time.

Getting the iodine out of seaweed seems to sit better with my dog's stomach than the tablets we tried before this one.

A formula without oxides, only glycimates. You can tell by my Doberman's skin condition.

My dog weighs 6 kg, so the dosage is 1 tablet a day. One pack lasts a full two months. I'm glad they use iodine from natural kelp.

The vitamin D is measured out properly, so I'm not lying awake wondering whether I've given her too much of it.

Chelates are a huge plus. But without a measuring cup or scoop, it's inconvenient to get the tablets from the very bottom of the jar.

Got this for my mixed breed (20 kg). The dosage is 2 tablets a day, so a jar of 60 pcs lasts exactly a month, which makes it very easy to track. Special respect for honestly listing d-alpha-tocopherol as the source of vitamin E, rather than a synthetic one. The only issue is that the tablets are dense; I have to crumble them into her food, as she spits them out whole.

My Dachshunds weigh 9 kg each, so I give them one tablet daily. The feeding table is convenient; there's no need to split them or calculate the proportions per kilogram. I noticed my older dog's dandruff disappear, most likely thanks to selenomethionine and vitamin E in the correct form.

The vitamin and mineral complex with manganese and iron improved my dog's overall well-being.

I have a 6 kg Yorkie, so one tablet a day is the perfect dosage. His coat has become much softer and less tangled; we've been taking the complex for three weeks now. I was worried about vitamin A, but the strict dosage per 10 kg is very reassuring, as I know an excess of fat-soluble vitamins is dangerous.

Selenium bound to an amino acid is the one you want for a dog, from everything I've read. Her coat has a proper shine to it now.

Having iodine from kelp in the ingredients is a huge plus. Thank you for an honest ingredient list with no hidden fillers; the tablets are perfect for our Dachshund.

The tablets are dosed per 10 kg. My dog weighs 8 kg, so I give one a day. Very convenient.

I was looking for supplements without hidden fillers that focused on chelates instead of oxides. The brand honestly lists the percentages, which builds trust. It's no placebo; my dog's digestion has noticeably improved, and her skin has stopped flaking. Easy to administer, the tablets have no strong smell.

We started a course to sort out our French Bulldog's coat. Zinc in the chelated form mattered a lot to me, because the breed gets skin trouble constantly and the cheap oxide version does nothing for him. About four weeks in, the difference was obvious. He weighs 9 kg so it's one tablet a day, though some mornings it has to go inside a bit of cheese.

The dog eats it willingly, and her coat has become thicker. But I had to eyeball the dosage for a 15 kg dog (1.5 tablets).

Most jars on the shelf use the cheapest copper going. Fernpaw didn't, and I appreciate somebody actually bothering. Good stuff, will reorder.

I stick to the feeding table to the letter. Too much of these particular vitamins isn't a harmless mistake.

Iodine from kelp is an excellent choice; my Poodle's coat has become noticeably denser.

No artificial colors. My allergy-prone dog tolerates these vitamins perfectly.

Manganese and iron in an easily digestible form. The dog's appetite has improved.

The chelated minerals are absorbed perfectly; the dog has stopped chewing on the walls.

A standard complementary feed, I give it as a supplement to the main diet. The ingredient list is excellent.

The vitamin D is in a sensible amount. That's the one that matters, it's not something you want to double up on by accident.

The chelated zinc glycinate worked; the fur on his paws stopped falling out. An excellent 60-tablet supplement.

The kelp iodine works great, my dog has become more active, but the tablet smells like seaweed.

The label reads like a proper ingredient list rather than a marketing leaflet. Nothing in there just to bulk the tablets out.

No hidden fillers, just a clean complementary feed. This is my third time buying it. My dog is 15 kg and eats 2 tablets with his morning food.

Convenient mono-plastic jar, goes straight into the yellow bin. The complex itself is excellent, with retinyl acetate and cholecalciferol in safe doses.

The zinc here is bound so the body genuinely takes it up, instead of most of it passing straight through the dog. Solid complex.

My dog has allergies, so we were looking for something without flavorings or colorants. Fernpaw worked perfectly. The tablets don’t have any sharp smell, and my dog eats them with wet food.

Decent amounts of the B vitamins in every tablet, which is exactly what I was after for her nerves.

It contains iodine from kelp, not synthetic iodine. That was the deciding factor for me. The packaging is convenient, and 60 tablets will last our Spitz two months.

The formula is excellent, and I can see results. However, the dosage table is printed very small on the jar itself, so you have to look closely.

After an illness, our retriever started shedding badly. The vet recommended a complex with B vitamins and chelated zinc. We completed the course, and now the coat has recovered, with a shiny undercoat appearing. The 60-tablet pack lasted exactly 20 days, since our dog weighs quite a lot.

Cholecalciferol in the right dosage for my 15 kg dog, we give 2 tablets a day.

Complementary feed is written on the pack. Everything is according to EU regulations, and you can feel the quality.

Chelated minerals really work. My poodle’s coat became noticeably thicker in three weeks.

I’m happy that there are no colorants. But the tablet is slightly bitter because of the B vitamins.

The tablets are large, and my small dog has trouble swallowing them, so I have to crush them.

Nothing added to make them look pretty. The tablets are a plain dull colour, exactly as they should be.

We bought it for the iron and manganese to support an older dog’s joints. EU production inspires confidence, and the jar arrived intact.

The vitamins are good, honestly made without fillers. But my dog doesn’t really like the taste.

I’ve been buying this for my Weimaraner for the third month in a row. I was looking specifically for a supplement with selenomethionine and iodine from kelp, since the breed has sensitive skin, and seasonal shedding has become much milder. Giving five tablets a day isn’t difficult, because the dog is large and eats them right with his food. The mono-material packaging can be thrown into the regular recycling bin, which is an important point for me when it comes to caring for the environment. I’ll be ordering again.

Copper glycinate is included. The dog eats it fine. I recommend buying it.

They didn't go for the cheap mineral-salt version of selenium here, and that tells you where the money in this jar went.

There are 60 tablets, and for my 15 kg dog it lasts exactly a month; we calculated the dosage using the table.

The formula is great, with no unnecessary chemicals. But it smells very strongly of grass or seaweed.

It contains copper glycinate, and my groomer said this is the best option for a poodle’s coat color.

A full set of trace elements: iron, manganese, zinc. Perfect for a natural diet.

Getting this for my retriever for the second time. The ingredients are excellent: chelates, selenomethionine, a complete B-complex. After a month of use, the coat condition has significantly improved and the dandruff is gone. It's a large breed, weighing 32 kg, so I have to give 3 tablets a day. Because of this, one jar of 60 tablets lasts only three weeks. I believe larger dogs need a bigger size, for example, 90 tablets. Otherwise, it's a high-quality complex, the dog eats it without issues, and there are no side effects. Will buy more.

The B vitamins in this really do seem to help with energy levels. You notice it on walks.

My dog is exactly 5 kg, I give one tablet according to the chart. I was afraid of overdosing on fat-soluble vitamins, but if you follow the instructions, everything is great.

We use it as a complementary feed with kibble. Vitamin E (d-alpha-tocopherol) has a great effect on my corgi's skin.

We have strict waste sorting at home, so the mono-material packaging was the main reason for buying. The jar is easy to rinse and toss into the plastic recycling, it gets recycled in EU facilities without any issues. The vitamins themselves are great too, the chelated forms are absorbed perfectly, the dog is very active.

We got these vitamins for our German Shepherd who was recovering after an illness. She weighs 28 kilos and got three tablets a day. I was very pleased with the absence of flavorings, since the dog has a sensitive stomach and chemical smells often cause her to refuse food. She swallowed the tablets without any problems. We noticed an improvement in her overall tone by the end of the second week; she started running around more at the dog park. Giving them was easy, and the dosage is clear. We are completely satisfied with the complex and will buy more.

The vitamins are good, the coat is shiny. But due to the lack of flavorings, I have to hide the tablet in food.

The tablets have no smell or flavor additives, the dog swallows them without noticing in the food.

Vitamins D3 and E are dosed according to the chart, my dog is 8 kg and I give one tablet. Everything is spot on.

It's all spelled out in plain numbers. No fudging, none of that proprietary blend nonsense.

The formula has no preservatives, the package closes tightly and the vitamins don't get damp.

The B-vitamins helped the dog recover from the stress of moving.

There is exactly as much copper in the formula as needed. There will be no overdose if you follow the chart.

Handy how one jar lines up almost exactly with the calendar month for my 22 kg boy.

Good vitamins with kelp. But because of the iodine, the dog started drinking noticeably more water.

I noticed an improvement in my dog's appetite, apparently the B-complex (B1-B12) is working. The tablets don't crumble in the jar, the manufacturing quality is top-notch.

Very well-designed dosage per 10 kg of weight. No need to rack your brain over how to split a tablet for my 25 kg dog — I just give exactly three.

I've been buying these vitamins for a while. We have two Jack Russell Terriers. Initially, I was confused by the fact that it's a complementary feed rather than a full replacement, but we give it along with their main dry food allowance. The ingredients are transparent, the minerals are in glycinate form rather than oxides. The difference in coat quality is noticeable by the end of the second week of use. The tablets don't crumble and have no harsh chemical smell.

I've got picky about selenium since my last dog, so now I only buy the organic bound version. This complex qualifies, which is why it's in my cupboard.

I strictly dose Retinyl acetate and D3 according to the chart. The dog likes it, eats it from the bowl along with the dry food.

Chelates in the formula are top-tier. But it's hard to open the packaging without scissors, the seal is very tight.

My vet advised finding a supplement with natural iodine, and the kelp in Fernpaw's ingredients was the perfect solution. I have two 15 kg dogs, so I give each 2 tablets a day. I very carefully monitor the D3 (cholecalciferol) dosage, just as the manufacturer requests. The dogs are active, their coats are shiny. The only thing is, I would like a cardboard box for the jar.

I went through the label line by line looking for the usual padding and simply didn't find any.

No nasty flavorings, it just smells like vitamins. My dog eats it with its food.

My French Bulldog Oscar is a terrible allergy sufferer; any dyes immediately make his ears red and his belly itchy. This complementary feed complex was a perfect fit. The formula has zero artificial dyes and preservatives. Plus, the B-vitamins (especially B2 and B6) are good for the skin. We are already on our second 60-tab pack, so far so good.

The complex is excellent, but I would like to see amino acids for joints added.

Not one mineral in here is the cheap salt version, they're all the bound kind. Easy thing to recommend.

The price is reasonable for chelates and natural vitamin E. I will buy again.

I spent a long time looking for a complex specifically with chelated minerals, because my dog has a sensitive stomach. Fernpaw was a perfect fit: copper and zinc in glycinate form are absorbed without any problems. Vitamins A and D3 are strictly dosed, which is a huge plus for me as a breeder. But! I have two dogs weighing about 20 kg each. According to the chart, they need 2 tablets a day each. So we go through a jar in 15 days. That is not very convenient financially or logistically. Production in the EU is reassuring, the formula is transparent, with no hidden fillers, but larger packs are really missing.

I feed it to my corgi, who weighs 12 kg. I give two tablets a day, exactly according to the dosage.

I have been buying it for my setter for the third month now. The formula is honest, with no zinc oxides, which is rare. His coat has become noticeably thicker, and the dandruff problems have gone away. I think the use of selenomethionine and iodine from kelp is important, since our soils do not contain much of it. Assembly and logistics within the EU are also a huge plus. I took off one star only for the packaging; I miss having individual blister packs. When you open the jar, all 60 tablets spill out together with the cotton, which is not very convenient for storage or taking along on trips.

The empty jar went straight in with the plastics and I didn't have to think twice about which bin.

No artificial preservatives. That is safe for a dog's stomach.

Vitamin a here is in the form of retinyl acetate which is good. my dog eats the tablets on her own no coaxing needed

Whoever put this formula together clearly knew what they were doing. The vitamin E in it is the natural sort, not the cheap lab-made version you usually get.

The formula is just top notch. Iron, manganese, chelates. No colorants, the tablets look natural. I give my 14 kg spaniel two tablets.

The feeding guide is written so plainly that there's no way to accidentally hand over too much vitamin A. Well done to whoever laid it out.

It says right on the pack that more isn't better with certain vitamins. That kind of honest labeling is refreshing, and I noticed it right away.

Chelated zinc and copper instead of cheap oxides. super quality.

What won me over was how open they are about what's inside. Everything is declared, nothing glossed over.

Kelp and selenomethionine in the formula support my dog's thyroid wonderfully.

The selenium in this is the better absorbed type. Small detail, but it's the reason I picked it over the two other jars on the shelf.

For a 7 kg Jack Russell, exactly one tablet a day is used. A jar of 60 tablets lasts two months, good value.

Iodine from kelp is an excellent source. My dachshund eats them happily.

Retinyl acetate is dosed properly. We follow the instructions strictly.

Honest formula, everything is clearly listed. No copper oxide, only glycinate. My dog eats it mixed with wet food with no problems.

The tablets have no smell. Perfect for picky dogs.

I like that the manufacturer uses a mono-material for the jar. Easy to sort the waste. The dog eats the tablets just fine, and no allergy to the B-complex appeared.

I was won over by the fact that production is located in the EU, and it is not transported for months in containers. We have a miniature schnauzer, weighing 8 kg, so one tablet a day is more than enough. I was looking specifically for natural iodine from kelp and selenomethionine for thyroid support. The dog has become more active on walks.

Since we switched to this one the itching has settled right down. I reckon the natural seaweed iodine agrees with her better.

My dog weighs 30 kg, I give three tablets a day. The coat is shining, and shedding has decreased.

Vitamin D3 is in the form of cholecalciferol, which is the right approach for joint health.

I follow the feeding chart, everything is spot-on. The only thing missing is a tamper-evident seal under the lid for extra peace of mind.

Good complementary feed. Made in Europe, so I have peace of mind regarding the quality. None of those questionable imported preservatives.

I appreciate the chelated minerals in the formula, but the mono-material packaging is very noisy. My dog gets scared when I take the jar out.

The B vitamins are balanced sensibly instead of one being loaded up to look good. Glad I found something decent made this side of the world.

The minerals are bound to amino acids rather than being cut-price salts, and you can see the difference in how she looks after a few weeks.

For the money I really didn't expect the better absorbed forms of copper and zinc. My dog wolfs the tablets down as well, so no complaints from either of us.

Vitamin B12 is added in the correct form. My dog became more active after completing the course.

The vitamins are an effective complex. But splitting them into pieces for a small dog is very inconvenient.

Two a day for her weight, and I reorder once a month like clockwork. Very easy to keep track of.

I've been looking for a supplement from a manufacturer who cares not only about pets but also about the planet. Mono-material is a huge plus; finally, the jar can simply be recycled here in Germany. Plus, it's made in the EU, so there's no carbon footprint from shipping from the USA. My dog (a spaniel) eats the tablets fine; we give them strictly according to the chart.

Finally, a formula with percentages, not just a list. You can see exactly how much retinyl acetate and cholecalciferol is in there. I give my German Shepherd 3 tablets, strictly according to her weight.

Convenient dosage per 10 kg. But 60 tablets is only 20 days' worth for a large dog. Not quite enough.

The coat has improved, but the tablets smell too sharply of seaweed because of the kelp. My Pug eats them reluctantly.

We have a Golden Retriever. It's very important not to overdo it with cholecalciferol (D3). The instructions here lay everything out perfectly; I give exactly 3 tablets for 30 kg.

The tablets work; my Labrador's coat has improved. However, for a 25 kg dog, you need a whole jar per month. It turns out a bit pricey.

Nothing pointless bulking out these tablets. Just a straight, honest product for dogs.

No hidden fillers. I feed my 8 kg dog exactly one tablet every day.

I've been looking for a supplement without artificial colors for a long time. Got it for my Beagle; he eats it without any issues. I'm completely satisfied with the quality.

Packaging that can genuinely be recycled is one of the things I check before buying anything for the dog now. This one ticks it.

A good source of Vitamin E. But the packaging is too light and feels flimsy.

We gave this supplement to our Cocker Spaniel for six weeks. The seabuckthorn and retinyl acetate combined with Vitamin E did the trick—his ears and skin no longer flake. The dandruff is completely gone, even though we had tried many remedies before. We plan to give it in courses to maintain the results.

We were looking for a complementary feed for our teenage puppy. Zinc glycinate is good for the skin. I give it according to the chart, 1 tablet for his 8 kg.

A great set of B vitamins. Our Spaniel's coat improved after shedding. I'm glad the formula is honest, with no hidden fillers.

Everything is spelled out on the label and there's nothing cheap hiding in the mineral list. Well done, Fernpaw.

Copper glycinate works better than cheap alternatives. The coat has become shiny.

Our Labrador weighs 32 kg, so I give exactly three tablets a day as shown in the chart. The package lasts three weeks, and his coat has become noticeably thicker. I’ll be ordering a second pack.

European made, and properly labelled as a supplement rather than pretending to be a full food. The quality feels right.

I keep buying it for one reason: they skipped the zinc that dogs barely take up. No frills, it just does the job.

I give it to my German Shorthaired Pointer for support during shedding. Selenomethionine and chelated zinc work great, the coat has become denser. It’s a shame there aren’t 120-tablet jars.

My Labrador Bruno often had stomach upsets from cheap vitamins, and the vet said to avoid zinc oxide. Here it’s zinc glycinate and copper glycinate, meaning a chelated form. He absorbs it with no issues, and his stool is normal. I give 3 tablets a day because he weighs 32 kg. The only pity is that the jar lasts exactly 20 days at that weight.

The pack size suits a 20 kg dog nicely. It runs out just as the new month starts.

I ordered it for my boxer. I was specifically looking for selenomethionine and chelated zinc, since my dog had joint and skin issues. The complex is labeled as complementary feed, and the formula is honestly listed with percentages, just as the brand claims. The packaging is made from a mono-material and can be recycled in the EU without problems. A month in, he was getting up off his bed in the mornings much more easily, and the itching stopped completely. I will definitely buy it again.

An excellent European product. I’m glad it isn’t shipped from overseas, and that we’re supporting local production. The formula contains manganese and iron in proper proportions. My golden retriever weighs 32 kg, so our dose is 3 tablets. Most importantly, the dog is lively and healthy, and the vitamins clearly work.

I’m a veterinary nutritionist and I always read labels. Most mass-market supplements use zinc oxide, which dogs barely absorb. Here it’s honest zinc glycinate and copper glycinate. I bought it for my shepherd on a natural diet. It’s very convenient that the percentages are listed and there are no hidden fillers. The dog feels great, and digestion is normal.

A straight formula, nothing padded out. And the zinc is the useful sort, which pleased me more than it probably should have.

There are exactly 60 tablets in the jar, enough for a full course for dogs weighing 10-25 kg.

The complex contains manganese and iron. Well balanced.

I order it for my dog regularly; the chelated form of the minerals is absorbed beautifully.

The tablets are easy to split if I need to give half to my little dog.

It's all declared right there on the label, in numbers you can actually check. No junk sneaked in at the bottom of the list.

Iodine from kelp is a huge plus for us. My dog is on a homemade diet, and this complex covers the gaps in trace elements.

My golden retriever is 9 years old and has allergies. We chose this complementary feed because it has no artificial colors or flavorings at all. The jar doesn’t last long for our 32 kg weight, since we give 3 tablets, but the formula is worth it. Iron and manganese support his energy well. He eats it normally; I mix it into his food.

I buy these mainly because nobody has dyed them. They come out a boring beige and that suits me perfectly.

I got it for an elderly poodle because of the B6 and B12. He feels good and swallows it without problems.

A solid thing to add alongside normal food. The whole B group is covered and my dog has plenty of go in her.

The vitamin E they use is the natural one, and for me that says a lot about how seriously the brand takes this. Dog is happy, I'm happy.

My vet once explained the difference between natural and synthetic vitamin E to me. This is the good kind, the sort the body can actually put to work.

Kelp-based iodine in a dog supplement isn't something you come across often. Nice find.

Reading the label I spotted that the selenium is the organic form rather than the cheap salt. My 12 kg boy gets two a day and has never once had an upset stomach from them.

My corgi Archie (12 kg) started getting a dull coat. I was looking for decent vitamins that weren't just packed with chalk. I really liked the B-complex and chelated zinc in Fernpaw's ingredients. I give 2 tablets a day as per the chart. Within a month, his coat became shiny and shedding decreased. He eats the tablets on his own, even though they are unflavored.

I have a Jack Russell, 7 kg. I was always afraid of overdosing on vitamin D3, as it's toxic for small breeds. This complex has a very clear dosage chart, I strictly give 1 tablet. No side effects, stool is perfect. I'm happy about the inclusion of vitamin E in the form of d-alpha-tocopherol, which is the most active form.

The 10 kg dosage is really convenient, making it easy to calculate the vitamins for our shepherd. He takes the tablets without any issues.

The amount of vitamin A per tablet is on the safe side, so there's no chance of tipping her over the top with it.

We gave our Labrador 3 tablets a day all spring. We noticed the dryness on his paw pads disappeared. The ingredients include d-alpha-tocopherol and retinyl acetate — everything as stated, with no empty promises. The mono-material packaging was recycled without any issues.

I was looking for a supplement with transparent ingredients. Here, all the percentages are honestly stated with no hidden fillers. For my 15 kg dog, I give 2 tablets.

One tablet a day for my little 8 kg dog, so a jar lasts me a good couple of months.

I feed my dog a natural diet. This complex perfectly covers her needs for iron and manganese.

I count them out by hand every morning rather than guessing. The vitamin D is dosed carefully in this one and I'd like to keep it that way.

I only trust the 'complementary feed' labeling, as it guarantees quality control. The ingredients are transparent, and it includes vitamin B12 for the nervous system. My dog has become calmer.

The ingredients are transparent and honest. However, the lid on the jar is too tight, making it hard for me to open.

It's great that there are no artificial additives, but the tablet size is a bit too large for my Pomeranian.

Dosing goes by how much the dog weighs, so it's about ten seconds of mental arithmetic. Couldn't be simpler for our shepherd, and he takes them without any fuss.

The tablets are small, and my dog swallows them whole. Vitamins A and D3 are within normal limits.

I like the straightforward positioning without loud claims. Just a solid, working product for the money.

High-quality vitamins without preservatives. However, there were 58 tablets in the jar instead of 60, which was a bit disappointing.

Big tick from me on the packaging. None of it ends up in the general waste bin.

The tablets aren't too big and easily hide inside a piece of meat for the dog.

Nothing artificial in the mix, no colours and no fake flavour, and he still eats them happily.

Our vet told me to always check what form the copper comes in before buying anything. This one passes that test easily.

My dog is 7 years old and eats a natural diet. I have been adding this complex as a feed supplement (complementary feed) for two months now. The changes in her coat have been tremendous — it gained a shine, and the dandruff is completely gone. I really love the strict A and D3 vitamin dosage per 10 kg of weight. I am completely satisfied with this purchase and will buy more.

The formula is excellent, and I'm glad that the zinc and copper are in glycinate form, not cheap oxide. My dog eats them without issues.

My dog takes the tablets without any issues. No chemical smell at all.

I bought it because the iodine comes from kelp, not a synthetic source. I have a beagle, weighs 14 kg, we give him two tablets as per the chart. He eats them fine, I mix them into his food without any problems.

I spent a long time looking for a supplement with selenomethionine and iodine from kelp, not synthetic sources. My dog has become more energetic and his coat is shiny. I’m pleased there are no artificial colors or flavorings, and I give it strictly according to weight. I’ll buy it again.

At first I noticed the eco-friendly mono-material packaging — waste sorting is strict in our region, so that’s great. No complaints about the formula either: the doses of A and D3 are carefully balanced so you don’t overdo it, and the zinc is chelated. I have an 18 kg mixed-breed dog and give 2 tablets. The tablets don’t crumble in the jar; they’re firm. Definitely a worthy product.

Nothing has been packed in over the top just to look impressive on the label. The amounts follow the chart and stop there, which is what I wanted.

The vitamin A is retinyl acetate, all scientifically sound. I feed it every day with no problems.

There are exactly 60 tablets in the jar; for my 12 kg schnauzer, that’s a 30-day course.

Nice to find a supplement that doesn't cut corners on vitamin E. Natural rather than synthetic, and you can tell somebody thought about it.

No colorings or preservatives. It was perfect for a sensitive stomach.

The formula is labeled in different languages, including complementary feed. Germany accepts it with no issues.

An excellent B-complex in the formula. But there’s no protective foil under the lid on the packaging.

Our French bulldog Hermes is almost 9 years old and has become less active. We decided to switch to this complex because it contains B1, B6, and B12. We’re already on the third package. Over these little more than two months, our dog has become much more energetic on walks, and his appetite is excellent. The tablets smell quite neutral; I add them straight to his morning food. The formula is one of the most honest on the market.

I was pleased with the formula. But the production date is printed in a very faint font; I had to look for it under a lamp.

A full range of B vitamins, and my dog has become less anxious on walks.

Most brands use the cheapest selenium they can get away with. Not this one, and that's unusual enough to be worth writing about.

It isn't shipped in from the other side of the world, and honestly that alone makes me trust it more.

The formula is excellent with chelated minerals, but my dog flat-out refuses to eat the tablets on her own.

Whatever they're doing with the copper in this, it beats what we were using before. My collie's coat has brightened up noticeably.

I bought it partly with the liver in mind. The vitamin E here is d-alpha-tocopherol, the well-absorbed version, and a couple of months in my dog looks great.

My 11 kg girl gets two tablets a day. Natural vitamin E beats the synthetic stuff in my book, and her stomach has been completely fine on them, no loose stools or anything.

The result is visible in the coat, but the jar’s plastic itself is too soft; I’m afraid it will get dented in my bag.

European packaging and all of it recyclable. The jar went into the collection point with no trouble at all.

No flavorings, but my dog eats it fine if I mix it with pâté.

Dosing per 10 kg of weight is very convenient to calculate. I have two Spitz dogs, 5 kg each, and I give each half a tablet per day.

Nice to see the brand has moved on from oxides. The copper is in the form that actually gets absorbed now.

Excellent supplement, we use it as complementary feed with a natural diet. Iron and selenomethionine support the dog well after illness. Made in Europe, I trust local standards.

Excellent formula with no preservatives. We have a 28 kg Staffy, and I give 3 tablets. The jar is gone in 20 days, but the quality is worth it.

I liked that it's a complementary feed, I clearly understand that it's a supplement to the main diet.

My Labrador is almost 9 years old and I was looking for a safe complex to support her system. I was worried about Vitamin A, as an excess is dangerous for older dogs. Here, there is a clear dosage per 10 kg of weight, so I know for sure I won't harm her. EU production and the transparent ingredient list with percentages inspire trust. The dog weighs 32 kg, I give her 3 tablets. She has become more mobile, and the dry paw pads issue is gone. I didn't find any cons.

Good complementary feed with no artificial colorings. Standard-sized tablets, neutral smell.

No hidden fillers, transparent composition. Perfect for an allergy-prone dog.

I like that it's made in the EU. But the tablet leaves a grayish residue on the hands.

I spent a long time looking for vitamins for my Shepherd (30 kg) where copper and zinc were in chelated form. This one uses glycinate specifically, which is absorbed many times better than cheap oxide. I give strictly 3 tablets a day. It's really great that the manufacturer warns about an excess of fat-soluble vitamins (A and D3); not all brands write about this. A jar of 60 tablets lasts for 20 days.

I liked the oxide-free formula. But the tablet feels too dry to the touch, you can't easily wrap it in cheese.

The mono-material packaging is easily recycled in Germany. The tablets are large but the dog swallows them just fine.

Good vitamins. But the jar itself is too wide, it takes up a lot of space in the cabinet.

I read labels obsessively, it drives my family mad in the supermarket. This one held up to the scrutiny, everything is declared.

What sold me was the vitamin E. It's the natural form and not the cheap synthetic stand-in, which is rare at this price.

Chelates are absorbed the best. Zinc and copper are exactly in this form here, which is excellent.

With an allergy dog you learn to check for added flavour and preservatives on everything. There are none here, which is why we stuck with it.

I did my homework before ordering, spent a whole evening reading about mineral forms, and this jar came out on top. Been buying it ever since.

It's a matter of principle for me that vitamins don't contain artificial flavor enhancers. I have a picky Greyhound, but she eats these tablets unnoticed when mixed with wet food. Excellent B-complex (B1, B2, B6, B12); after winter, the dog became much more active. She weighs 26 kg, so the usage is 3 tablets a day. I will buy more.

Our Jack Russell had minor thyroid issues; the vet advised supplements with iodine. I chose Fernpaw because of the kelp iodine and selenomethionine, which is an excellent natural combo. I give 1 tablet a day for his 8 kg. The dog is more active, running around like a puppy. The tablets have a neutral smell, there really are no artificial flavorings in the formula.

No dyes at all, so the tablets are a boring beige instead of something neon. The vitamin E is the natural type too, and I think it's been helping her get through the winter.

No hidden fillers. The formula is transparent, exactly what is stated by the manufacturer.

The formula is excellent and oxide-free, but the tablet is quite hard; it's difficult for my Poodle to chew, so I have to crumble it.

Manganese and iron are balanced with the vitamins. It works gently.

Good vitamin E in this one, the natural kind. Works perfectly for us and I've no reason to switch.

For my 30 kg dog, the dosage of 3 tablets turned out to be very convenient, she eats them gladly.

No excessive marketing, honest composition, and working dosages of the substances.

I liked that there are no meat or cheese flavorings. My dog is allergic to them. Here it's just pure vitamins and minerals.

It's labeled as a supplementary feed, which makes it convenient to combine with my dog's natural diet.

No flavorings. That’s important because my dog is allergic to chemicals.

Thank you for putting together something modern instead of recycling the same tired ingredient list everyone else uses. The selenium alone is a step up.

We gave our corgi one tablet a day. His coat became noticeably thicker, and the dandruff disappeared. We’re very happy with the result.

My miniature schnauzer eats these tablets without any problems. I’m very pleased with the honest formula, with no unnecessary chemicals or colorants.

The jar is one single type of plastic, so recycling it here in Germany is no hassle whatsoever. And the dog is thriving, which is the main thing.

I bought it to support the coat. I noticed that the zinc and copper here are in glycinate form and are absorbed better; my dog looks great.

I gave my dog a B-vitamin complex. She became noticeably more active and lively. The tablets smell nice and are easy to feed.

I appreciate local production. It arrives quickly, and you don’t have to wait weeks for delivery. I would buy it again.

The dry crusty patch on my dog's nose has finally cleared up. I put that down to the seaweed in the ingredients.

My poodle is getting on in years, so liver and immune support matter to us now. The form of selenium they've chosen is meant to be the gentle, well-absorbed one, and she's doing well on it.

I buy it for my Yorkie. One 60-tablet pack lasts us exactly two months, since my dog is small. It’s very easy to dose. The tablets are small, and my little dog swallows them without resisting; I can just tuck one into a piece of cheese or meat. I used to worry about overdosing vitamin D, but here everything is clearly laid out in the instructions. After three weeks of taking it, his coat became shiny and soft, and the dandruff disappeared. The composition is completely transparent; I compared it with alternatives from the pharmacy, and this one is honest, with no hidden fillers. I’ve already ordered a second pack.

The composition is excellent, and the chelated minerals are absorbed really well. But the tablet is fairly large, so I have to crush it into powder for my Spitz.

The jar is made of recyclable plastic, which is a plus. But it was very hard to open; the lid is stuck on extremely tightly.

My Yorkie eats them without any problems. The main thing is that there is no dangerous zinc oxide in the composition, only chelates. I’ll buy more.

We gave it to our poodle for about a month. We noticed that the coat became denser and stopped breaking. The tablets are large but not dry; the dog chews them without resistance. He used to have dandruff from dry food, but now it’s completely gone. I liked that the dosage is clearly described and there’s no need to break the tablets in half for our breed.

We gave it to our French bulldog, Gus, during shedding season. His fur stopped coming out in clumps, and his digestion is excellent!

We gave it to our pregnant retriever female for prevention. The puppies were born strong, and the mother feels excellent.

We took in an undernourished pit bull from a shelter. The vet recommended good vitamins. In a month, the dog gained the weight he needed, his coat became shiny, and he got the energy to run.

Our spaniel became sluggish after neutering. We completed a course, and now the dog is running around like a puppy again!

My pug always had dull hair on his back. Now it shines like it’s polished. He eats the tablet right with his food without any problems.

Our husky refused to eat dry food. I added these vitamins, and now the bowl is empty in a minute.

My Dalmatian had severe dandruff and dry skin. The vet said he was lacking trace elements. This complex solved the problem in about ten days. Very satisfied.

My dachshund is 12 years old. Her joints aren’t what they used to be, but with these vitamins she has become much quicker and more active.

It’s the first time I’ve seen chelates in such an accessible form. My hound feels excellent on hunts, and her endurance has increased many times over.

My schnauzer happily crunches the vitamins like treats.

Welsh Corgis have very sensitive stomachs. We were looking for a chemical-free supplement. This one is perfect, stools are normal, and the coat is thick. I recommend it to all owners of the breed.

Our Poodle stopped scratching after changing the diet.

We finished the full course. Convenient dosage: our dog needs half a tablet a day, so one jar will last a long time.

Our Giant Schnauzer is a picky eater. I crush the tablet and sprinkle it over the food — he eats every last bit.

Our female had a hard time during labor and lost a lot of calcium. We gave it according to the schedule in the table. Within a week, she was back on her feet and started playing with the puppies. The tablets fit right into a pill organizer.

Our Papillon eats them like a treat. The coat has become noticeably softer.

We've tried various expensive pastes, but this simple jar gave the best results for my Boxer's immune system. The whole rainy season without colds or lethargy.

Our Australian Shepherd holds his focus much better at training these days, roughly a month since we started.

Our older Laika started getting brittle nails. We included this complex in her diet, and her nails became as strong as in her youth. The dog asks for long walks again.

I gave this to Bruno, our seven-year-old Beagle, after shedding season. His coat looks noticeably smoother.

We have a twelve-year-old Dachshund named Lotta; in the winter, she became lethargic after short walks. I added the tablets to her morning food according to the instructions. After a few weeks, she is more eager to go for walks again and is less fussy at her bowl.

Bought this for our young Corgi, Max. He eats the tablets along with his pâté without any fuss.

We moved to a new apartment with our Sheltie, Nora, and she was nervous and eating poorly. I introduced the complex gradually, along with her usual food. Her appetite returned, her coat didn't thin out, and I will definitely buy this jar again.

Perfect for our German Shepherd, Rex, after an active summer. I'm buying another package.

My Poodle, Mila, usually takes a long time to grow an even coat after a haircut. I gave her the complex every day with breakfast, hiding the tablet in wet food. By the end of the course, her coat felt denser to the touch and was easier to brush.

Our Pug, Oscar, didn't refuse the tablet if I put it in some cottage cheese.

I got this for our Husky, Ivy, after her nursing period, when she looked tired and her coat became dull. I cleared the supplement with our vet and gave it with dinner. Now Ivy is more energetic on walks, her coat looks neater, and her stools have remained normal.

Our Spaniel, Charlie, ate the tablets with wet food; his skin didn't flake after grooming.

I have a Jack Russell named Finn, and he often spits out supplements. I crush these tablets into his evening portion, and the bowl is left empty. Over the course, I noticed he picks up less junk on our walks.

I got this for our Doberman, Luna, right before training season. She tolerates it well, I will be buying it again.

Our mixed-breed dog, Bella, was lethargic in the spring and would cut her walks short herself. I started giving her the complex according to the instructions, without any other new supplements, to gauge her reaction. After a month, she's asking for the long route through the park again and plays with her ball at home.

Suited our Beagle puppy, Toby, after switching his food. His stomach is calm, and his appetite is great.

Our French Bulldog, Nino, was scratching and looking rough after the heating season. The vet didn't find any serious issues, so I decided to add vitamins. I split the tablets and mixed them with his food. Now his skin is calmer, and his coat is shiny.

Our Border Collie, Skye, takes them without any issues, especially after long sessions at the training ground.

Got this for our Spitz, Frida, after shedding season. The brush is picking up much less hair now.

We have a large mixed-breed dog, Archie, who eats a natural diet, so I was looking for a straightforward supplement to add to his food. I gave it in the morning, hiding the tablet in a piece of meat. Archie didn’t pick it out of the bowl, his digestion didn’t change, and his activity on walks stayed steady. Small thing: it’s more convenient to break the tablet in advance.

We’ve been getting these for our Sheltie for the second month now, and her coat has stopped shedding so much. But the tablet is rather dry and crumbles when you try to split it in half.

Our Yorkie really likes them and happily eats them straight from my hand. They didn’t cause any allergies, and his ears are clean. The only thing is that the tablets smell kind of strange, like seaweed.

Our elderly Doberman turned nine and started having trouble climbing the stairs. We added these vitamins to his regular food, which is low in copper. After a month, our dog became noticeably more energetic and is running after the ball again. The formula is excellent, and I can see real benefits from the chelates. The only downside is that the lid on the jar is very tight; I have to ask my wife to open it.

We give them to our Labrador according to his weight, and he’s shedding much less now. It’s a shame there are only sixty pieces in the jar; they go quickly with a large dog.