1. Know what problem the product is designed to support
A daily nutritional topper, a hydration formula, and a joint-support product are different tools. Choose a formula built for the actual purpose rather than the longest label.
2. Look at the serving size
Ingredient names alone do not tell the whole story. The amount delivered per serving and the directions for use matter when comparing products.
3. Separate nutrition claims from drug claims
Canine supplements should support normal body functions rather than promise to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. Be cautious with products making dramatic medical promises.
4. Make sure it complements the dog's main diet
Supplemental products are not replacements for complete and balanced dog food. They should fit into the dog's overall diet, activity level, age, and veterinary needs.
Compare the V3NOM lineup
VitaFuel-X Everyday is designed for daily nutritional support, while VitaFuel-X Senior is designed around aging dogs. VaporFuel is intended for active and working dogs around demanding activity.