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What is vitamin C?
Vitamin C is a vital micronutrient for all animals and humans. It plays a central role in immune system function – acting as an antioxidant to protect against the damage caused by free radicals.
Most dog foods only contain trace amounts of vitamin C, so supplementation can be a sensible option for the wellbeing of your dog.
Benefits of vitamin C for dogs
The benefits of vitamin C for dogs are numerous, but most importantly, it:
Aids with development of bones, teeth and cartilage
Has the potential to promote wound healing
Does my dog need vitamin C?
Dogs cannot store vitamin C, so it must be consumed on a daily basis.
Vitamin C is involved in numerous bodily processes, but is best known for its effect on the immune system. Just like humans – as dogs age – their immune systems become less effective and so supplementing with vitamin C is a smart move.
Vitamin C can also be used proactively to supplement the diet of any dog that is not consuming sufficient vitamin C. This is a common scenario, as most commercial dog foods contain only trace amounts of vitamin C.
Why use vitamin C powder for dogs?
If your dog is not consuming enough vitamin C from its diet, then supplementing with this 100% pure vitamin C powder for dogs is an effective solution. It allows you to tailor the dosage exactly to the needs of your dog and is great value for money..
If you want to combine vitamin C with other vitamins and minerals for your dog, such as vitamins B, D and E, we suggest using Total Multivitamin. This comprehensive supplement contains 24 different vitamins and minerals - all in one convenient tablet.
Safety of vitamin C for dogs
Vitamin C has been deemed safe and effective for long term use in dogs, when used in accordance with our feeding guide. If your dog is pregnant, lactating or currently under medical supervision, we suggest consulting a vet before use. Dogs under the age of 12 weeks should not need vitamin C.
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.8 / 5 from 15 reviews.
Excellent fast delivery love this product I use this Vit c in conjunction with the collagen supplement my dog loves puptons .
I’ve only been giving it to my dog for a few days, mixing one scoop in with her food. With there being 200 scoops in the pot it’s going to last a long time..
I’d been thinking about giving her a vitamin c supplement but wasn’t sure which one or how much to give. This one answered all my questions!
Store owner replied:
Thank you for this fantastic review, Celia. Our Vitamin C powder is incredibly popular amongst dog owners - particularly because it is 100% pure. It will certainly last for a long time, too, and we hope that it continues to support your dog on a daily basis!
Its for this little boy, 17 next month, I take a lot myself so I decided to give Danny vit C, its already working after one week, fitter and walking better, and powder is so easy to give. Yes, top product
Store owner replied:
Thank you, Jane, for your wonderful feedback. We're delighted to hear your dog enjoys our Vitamin C Powder and that it's been easier to include in their routine compared to other supplements. We really appreciate your support and kind words.
Puptons Vitamic C powder has worked miracles for our dog. She’s sprightly and more alert than before taking it.
Store owner replied:
Thank you, Ian. It’s wonderful to hear that the Vitamin C powder has made such a positive difference to your dog’s energy and alertness. We truly appreciate your feedback.
Repeat order always arrives in plenty of time so that I never run out of the powder
Store owner replied:
Thank you, David, for your continued support. We’re pleased to hear that your repeat orders arrive promptly and reliably, ensuring you always have your Vitamin C Powder when you need it.
Hunde KÖNNEN grundsätzlich ihren Vitamin C - Haushalt selbst synthetisieren und regulieren! Wie fast alle Tiere! Frechheit, dass hier pauschal Schwarz auf Weiß das Gegenteil behauptet und damit nach uninformierten Käufern gefingert wird. Ganz unabhängig von differenziert zu betrachtenden und entsprechend zu behandelnden Fällen, wenn ein z.B. Hund in einer besonderen Krankheits- oder Lebenslage ist (und entsprechend von einem kundigen Tierarzt begleitet werden sollte!) benötigt ein Hund per se KEINERLEI zusätzliches Vitamin C über die Nahrung oder über teure Ergänzungen! Da es wasserlöslich ist, ist die Ausscheidung von überflüssigem Vitamin C gesichert und es kann wenigstens nicht zu Überversorgungen kommen. In dem Fall hat man sozusagen sein Geld nur auf die Wiese gekippt... Es gibt aber auch fettlösliche Vitamine, die im Übermaß auch schaden können! Vorsicht also beim Ergänzen, und vor allem bei einer derartigen Produktbewerbung mit Falschaussagen wie hier auf dieser Seite!
