Vet One Vitamin K1 Chewable Tablets - Vitamin K1 for Dogs, Beef-Flavored Chewable Vitamins for Cats and Dogs (50 Tablets, Phytonadione 25mg)

Works as expected!

Help alot cuality excellent

This vitamin should be named Vitamin K9 , just saying . My vet prescribed vitamin K1 (2.5 mg to 5 mg per kg of weight for 21 days for my dog every 8-12 hrs) He had ingested rat poison and was treated almost 24 hrs later . He’s been with these vitamins for almost a week and the dog seems fine . Thanks for making them available to us .

My dog loves them. She thinks they’re a treat!

We had suspected my cat played with mouse bait and this helped put us at ease. My youngest cat found tasty.

My husband tried to poison a mouse instead of using a trap and my 1-year old, 6 lb. cat, Peepins, ate about 1/4 of a bar of mouse poison with Diphacinone by Tomcat. It took forever for it to be delivered (2 days- I would have gladly paid for overnight delivery!) She ate the poison on Saturday night. We called the emergency vet line and paid $85 for them to tell us to try this in 25mg (one pill) form. We ordered it late Saturday night and had to wait until Monday evening at like 8pm for delivery to give her first dose. She seemed tired, but nothing else abnormal. I worried we'd have to crush it, but I put the pill under Temptations squeeze up puree and she ate it up. We continued with one-per-day and are supposed to do it for 3 weeks. It's day 11 and she's fine! She was lethargic for about 4 days after we started, but she's back to herself now. She actually doesn't mind the pill because she loves that Temptations puree stuff. I am so thankful for this stuff! Every pet owner should have it on hand just in case. I never thought something like this could happen, but my Peeps is still with me, so I'm thankful.

The label said "Beef" flavor" and I have no doubt that this is true. It's a very large table and My Pet is not interested in it at all, not saying your pet would do the same. I have put it on the counter and crushed them up using a Pyrex pie plate, making it a power and then adding to her food, This is the only successful way I've found to get it in her without a battle. The product is probably good in all respects. I have nothing to go on but the information at hand. I believe It did do what I bought it for, to enhance her vitamin K count. To help protect her from stuff she might get in to and other things that end up in my yard.

They do what they're supposed to and are keeping my dogs alive after eating D-Conn. The only reason for the four stars is the color coding is weird. I bought these and the 50 mg bottle. This bottle has red on the label and the 50 mg bottle has yellow. But then the pills in this bottle are yellow and the pills in the 50 mg bottle are red. Why bother color coding the bottles and the pills if you are going to switch the colors?