11-in-1 Muscle & Weight Support Chews for Dogs

Since we started using them, I've noticed increased energy and improved muscle tone, especially after playtime or long walks. Highly recommended if you're looking for a complete supplement for your dog's well-being and muscle support.

Background: Adopted a 10 month old skinny 'blanket-back' pure German Shepherd. She just turned 2 years old on 1/1/2026. I have been giving her these supplements now (she is a very very picky eater but immediately loved these) for a short while. I give her 2 per day for the 26-75 pound weight recommendation. She was 62.8 lbs and a short while later is now 64.1 lbs.! What I have factually seen is that she is now way more interested in eating her chicken or beef mixed into her dry kibble (I feed twice a day).... These supplements have, WITHOUT A DOUBT, increased her hunger! The reason for this I believe is the added BCAA's (branched-chain amino acids) which are essential amino acids (they build muscle) but are not produced by the body, and therefore need to be supplemented though food or supplement intake. BCAA's, like the added leucine, isoleucine and valine (all at 15.625 mg per chew) work by being absorbed directly into the dog's bloodstream and bypassing the liver which quickly fuel the dog's muscles and stimulate protein synthesis (muscle building). Side note: the added L-Glutamine (also at 15.625mg per chew) is an amino acid too, but not considered essential, because human's and dog's produce L-glutamine in our own bodies already. Please see the 5th pic. at the very top to see the other good ingredients in this supplement. Now back to it - BCAA's also reduce muscle breakdown and soreness during and after exercise play, helping preserve the existing muscle and promoting your pooch's recovery much quicker than without the added BCAA's....... This container provides 120 chews so this will last 60 days (2 months worth for us), or will last 120 days if only giving one chew per day. For me and our Dasha girl, this supplement is a win-win for the recovery after exercise and especially fueling her picky appetite because these chews are 100% making her more hungry and she is now eating better (finishing her bowl) because her body is signaling the need for nourishment to build up those muscles..... finally, yay!!! I honestly highly recommend this for finicky eaters and for low-weight dogs. A+ to this company!

Muscle chews for dogs? I mean seriously--no dog is going to get jacked because it eats a tiny little heart-shaped supplement that's 86% fiber. The amounts of active ingredients in these chews are so small as to be almost moot. And the main ingredients--alfalfa powder, brown rice bran, carob powder--are basically just a bland but palatable delivery method for hype and overblown claims. Your Rotty or Pitbull are not going to look like they hit the gym every day simply because they popped a carob-flavored treat in the morning.That said, if you accept these for what they are--a treat that won't harm your dog--then it's not bad, if somewhat overpriced at 25c per piece. Dial back the rhetoric and outlandish claims, and it's a perfectly fine little dog snack.

Our 13 year old dog has Cushings and has been slowly losing muscle mass. She has always been super picky and we usually have to wrap everything in pill pockets or cheese. Amazingly, she really likes the chicken flavor and thinks she’s getting a treat so this is a win, win for us and her normal appetite seems to also being improved. No stomach upset which is also sometimes an issue with other supplements but these supplements have not had any adverse side affects. We definitely recommend these supplements. I included photos of what the product looks like and next to a dollar bill for scale.

I got these for my dog for recovery purposes because he's 6 now but still goes hard at the dog park. He seems to like the taste, but we haven't gotten to go to the dog park since I got these, so time will tell how effective they are. To be honest, I also got them because can you imagine this dog even more jacked? lol. Even if they don't make him a hulk, he seems to like them and they don't appear to be causing any adverse effects.