Ark Naturals Gray Muzzle Heart Healthy Wags Plenty Dog Chews, Vet Recommended for Senior Dogs to Support Heart Muscle, Blood Pressure and Circulation, Natural Ingredients, 60 Count

My dog was diagnosed with heart disease a little while ago so the vet suggested I look into supplements that were heart healthy for her to take. It’s so hard to get her to take pills, so I originally was searching for a decent quality chewable tablet when I came across these. Upon looking at the ingredients of these soft chews, I noticed that they contained taurine, L-carnitine and CoQ10, all of which are really good things to help with heart health in dogs. Some studies also suggest that Hawthorne berry also helps with heart health and these chews contain that as well. I decided to take a chance and hope that my dog liked them and ordered them.Upon receiving the chews and opening them, I noticed that they aren’t very soft. They aren’t rock hard either, but are on the harder side overall. This doesn’t really affect my dog at all, but could affect someone with a dog that needs softer food. The chews are heart shaped, which my dog doesn’t really seem to care about, however I think they’re cute.Now to the important part, the taste test. My dog absolutely loves these! As soon as I put them in her dish, she gobbles them up! She does need 4 a day, due to her weight, so we do go through these pretty fast , so it can get expensive, however there are a lot more supplements out there that cost way more.Overall we’re happy with this product and will continue to buy it as long as she keeps eating them!

My 14 year old cocker spaniel loves these! He’s in stage 2-3ish out of 6 heart failure (heart murmurs), and I can totally see the difference in his breathing as well as his overall health after starting these chews. Very effective, and highly recommend!!

My elder dog likes them but they are SO hard it's too much for her teeth. If you soften the recipe I'd order again.

When the vet decided to prescribe a heart medication for my dog that cost $108 per month, I found the same medication on Chewy.com for just $50 a month. I realized this natural heart supplement would be a better alternative, as it was much less expensive and likely better for her health. I ended up getting four months' worth for less than $50. If I had kept her on the vet's medication, it would have cost $432 for four months.As a fur baby owner, I don’t prioritize price; I would live under a bridge if it meant I could keep her. Most dog parents understand this sentiment. However, I felt ripped off by a vet who couldn't even confirm whether my dog's heart really needed the medication. The X-ray was, quote-unquote, “blurry,” yet he still prescribed it and charged me $742 for two visits. It turns out her heart is actually doing quite well, especially considering she is about to turn 12 years old on Christmas Day.Instead of solely trusting your vet, trust your heart and gut, especially when it comes to your pets. You know them better than anyone else. My dog thinks these heart supplements are treats—they must taste delicious because she keeps begging for more! I told her she had to wait until tomorrow, and I even had to hide them in the pantry to keep her from begging. Now, she's looking for them!I've ordered other supplements for her in the past, and she didn’t like the taste. She's the least picky eater I've seen.But these? She has gone wild over them!

**Update 5/26/23**We saw a cardiologist yesterday and her murmur is still a 4 and no enlarged heart so no medications needed. Not sure if this is helping but I want to think that it is so I will continue. The chews are hard but I cut them up into small pieces and put in her food. She eats them with no problem.I have a 10 pound chihuahua who 4 weeks ago was diagnosed with a 4 grade heart murmur. I just started these 3weeks ago so not sure if they are helping. We will go see the vet in 2 months and will update then of her murmur is stable. They are very chewy so I cut them up into tiny pieces and add to her food. She has no issues eating them and seems to like them. Also have a 7 year old Doberman and I give him only two chews since there are only 60 pieces and they would be gone in 10 days if I did the recommended dose. He also likes them and has no trouble eating them. I believe he just swallows them along with his joint and fish oil treats since he is 85 pounds. I bought them because of the great reviews.

My pom loves these. One thing, they started coming to me pretty dried out so I just add a wet paper towel in the bag for a few hours. Remove the paper towel and a few hours later the whole bag of treaats are nice and soft enough to wrap around her rx.

I really hoped these would be a healthy alternative to pimobendan for my 15-year old, 5 lb, yorkie-poo, as the prescription medicine created too many side effects. At her age, I'd rather her quality of life be the priority rather than the quantity of time she has left, and I just want her to be happy and comfortable. I gave her these supplements for 2 days, breaking them up into tiny pieces, as she has no teeth and I didn't want to risk her swallowing the whole thing and choking. On day two, she had HORRIBLE diarrhea and no appetite whatsoever. I immediately stopped giving her the supplements and was grateful that amazon gave me a refund.

My dogs didn't like the taste of these chews at all. They're also very, hard