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In these listings, supplements appear mainly as liquids — including fish oils and bone-broth toppers — and as soft chewables designed to be given directly to dogs.

Joint-support ingredients shown include glucosamine (listed as Glucosamine Hydrochloride), chondroitin, and turmeric, found in the bone-broth toppers and wet formulations.

Bone-broth supplements are sold in ready-to-serve aseptic cartons and are described as having about a two-year shelf life when unopened; once opened, they can be refrigerated and used within up to 21 days.

Many products are labeled for all ages and all sizes; one liquid oil specifically lists a recommendation for use on puppies over 12 weeks old.

These supplements commonly target skin and coat health, immune support, digestive health, joint health, weight management, and calming/anxiety support. Some listings also mention ear health and general overall health.

Omega/fish oil supplements are presented as sources of Omega‑3 (EPA and DHA) that support skin and coat health, help reduce inflammation and joint pain, and may also support heart and immune health.

Digestive supplements list multi-strain probiotic blends (one names Bacillus coagulans, Bacillus subtilis and Saccharomyces boulardii), prebiotic support such as FOS, and explicit potencies like 3 billion CFU per chew.

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