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10/10 would recommend.

The convenience and complete coverage are huge! My pup loves his chews!

Rachel T., Shiba Inu owner

Picky pup loves these things

He won't eat a bunch of things, but these... he loves.

Amy P., Poodle owner

She doesn't even know it's a supplement.

I don't know what they put in these but it works.

Brian K., Beagle owner

Ran the math. This actually saves us money

I was spending $34 on joint chews, $28 on a probiotic, $22 on fish oil, and $19 on an immune supplement. That's $103 a month. Canine12 is $59. And it covers things my old stack didn't even touch.

Phil D., Great Dane owner

Cheaper than the vet visit it probably prevented.

Charlie had two ear infections last year. Each vet visit was $180 plus meds. Since starting Canine12 eight months ago — nothing

Monica L., Cocker Spaniel owner

I was skeptical about the price. Now I'd pay more.

Two months in, Bella's coat is visibly different and she's moving better than she has in years. Worth every dollar.

James R., Australian Shepherd owner

I've tried seven different supplements. This is the first one I'll reorder.

Canine12 is the first one where I've seen enough to not go looking for something else.

Terri A., Border Collie owner

The other stuff covered one thing. This covers everything

My vet recommended a joint supplement two years ago and it helped. But Rufus was still having gut issues, still itchy, still not great on coat. I kept adding products until I had five subscriptions. Canine12 replaced all of them and addressed things my stack never touched.

Marcus C., Labrador Retriever owner

Same ingredients as the expensive specialty stuff. Way better price.

I'd been buying a vet-brand joint supplement that cost $80 for a month's supply. Out of curiosity I compared the active ingredients to Canine12. Almost identical on the joint side — and Canine12 had 40 more ingredients on top of that.

Dana W., Rhodesian Ridgeback owner

Her coat started getting compliments at the dog park.

Rosie always had a dull, kind of brittle coat. I'd tried switching her food twice and nothing really changed. Six weeks into Canine12 someone at the park asked if I'd changed her food. A week later another person mentioned her coat. I hadn't changed anything except adding this.

Jen H., Goldendoodle owner

He's moving like he's two years younger.

Cooper is 10. He'd been slow to get up in the mornings and would hesitate at the stairs. About six weeks in I noticed him trotting to his food bowl instead of shuffling. Now he's taking the stairs without stopping halfway to think about it. It's not dramatic but it's real and I notice it every day.

David K., German Shepherd owner

The scooting stopped. That's all I'll say.

We were at the vet every few months for anal gland issues. It was becoming a regular expense and Biscuit was clearly uncomfortable. A friend mentioned gut health could be a factor and told me about Canine12. It's been five months. We haven't been back for that.

Alicia F., Corgi owner

I read the entire ingredient list before ordering. That's why I ordered.

I'm not an impulse buyer. I spent two hours researching every ingredient in Canine12 before I added it to my cart. Glucosamine, Chondroitin, Turkey Tail, Lion's Mane, phosphatidylserine — this is a serious formula. Most supplement brands use these ingredients at doses that don't actually do anything. The amounts here are meaningful.

Dr. Patricia N., retired veterinarian and Golden Retriever owner

Finally a brand that doesn't hide behind a proprietary blend

Like strawberries! I 'd been burned by supplements that list impressive ingredients without telling you how much of each is actually in there. Canine12 publishes everything. I can see exactly what Kona is getting every day. That transparency is what sold me before the results did. subscriptions because I feel like they are a trap so I canceled it before the gummies even arrived.

Stephen O., Weimaraner owner

The synbiotic approach is what got my attention.

I have a background in nutrition and I've been looking for a dog supplement that combined prebiotic fiber with probiotics — not just probiotics alone. Most brands still don't do this. The Inulin and probiotic blend in Canine12 is exactly right. The fact that the rest of the formula is this strong is almost a bonus.

Lauren M., MS Nutrition, Husky owner

The individual sachets changed my whole routine.

I used to keep a shelf of bottles in the kitchen. Every morning I was counting out pills, opening containers, trying to remember what I'd already given him. Now I grab one sachet, tear it open, done. I've given Max his supplements every single day for three months. Previous record was about nine days.

Tom B., Irish Setter owner

I travel a lot. This is the first supplement I can actually take with me.

With bottles and powders, supplementing on the road was a nightmare. I'd forget things or just give up for the week I was away. The individual daily sachets fit in any bag. I threw a week's worth in my carry-on last month and didn't skip a single day. That's never happened before.

Carla S., Miniature Schnauzer owner

My husband actually remembers to give it to her. That says everything.

Getting my husband to stick to any kind of routine for the dog has always been a battle. Separate bottles, different doses, instructions taped to the cabinet — nothing worked. I showed him how to tear open a sachet and drop it in the bowl. He hasn't forgotten once in two months. I'm genuinely impressed.

Nicole B., Boxer owner