Can you give a dog a multi-vitamin?

Answer 1

First of all, its vitamin not vitiam!!! Well although i am not a vet. I suggest no. it maybe ok but then again you dont want to put your pooch in danger!! Remember pets are epts and humans are humans they are quite different and things you might no expect could be harmful so you should only feed your pets proper food like bisciuts and canned goods and if you think that your dog may be lacking vitamins or looks unwell they should be taken to a vet.

Hey answerer one are you sure you are not a vet because you should be you are great!!!

First off being a good parent to the dog is great and asking questions is better. For an un-qualified jack-ass like you to correct his speeeeling is horrible. He is not a VET and should not respond and ask questions. Get a true life and not bash people for your own issues. Don't do this to people with a sick animal in a down Economy. We need our pets and not people like you passing judgment. LOSER!

Hey, Answer one, are you a loser, cause you're great!!! And you have horrible punctuation and spelling as well. Get a life Guy!

Answer 2

There is no reason to - commercially available dog food has plenty of vitamin C in it, so you would be wasting your money. Also, there is a risk of toxicity from vitamin C, so it's not a good idea.

The only time you should give vitamin C supplements to your dog is when your veterinarian tells you to.

Answer 3

It is very easy for a cat or dog to overdose on medicines meant for humans. Despite being a multivitamin, a cat's need for certain vitamins are vastly different from a human's, so ingesting too much of a certain vitamin could cause harm. So if your cat ate one, please consult a vet.

Answer 4

Yes, you can give dogs a multi-vitamin, but it is important to first consult with a veterinarian to ensure the vitamins are safe and appropriate for your dog's specific needs. Giving excessive or inappropriate vitamins can be harmful to your dog's health.

Answer 5

no

but they are not to eat chocolate or drink antifreeze