If you've already decided a daily multivitamin makes sense for your dog, the next questions are usually the practical ones: how much, how often, how long does a jar actually last, and is it safe alongside everything else you're doing for your dog. Those are the questions we hear most from pet parents, so here they all are in one place.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many chews should I give my dog each day?
It depends on your dog's weight. Dogs under 40 lbs get 1 chew per day. Dogs 40 lbs and over get 2 chews per day, since a larger dog needs a larger dose to get the same per-pound level of support. If you're unsure which bracket your dog falls into, our Multivitamin product page has a quick weight selector that sets the right subscription pace for you automatically.
How many chews are in a jar, and how long does one actually last?
Each jar contains 60 soft chews. For a dog under 40 lbs on 1 chew a day, that's roughly a two-month supply. For a dog 40 lbs and over on 2 chews a day, a jar lasts closer to one month. This is also exactly why we built the weight-based subscription option — so larger dogs get resupplied before they run out, and smaller dogs aren't sent a new jar before they need one.
What age can dogs start taking a multivitamin?
PetVita's Multivitamin Chews are formulated for dogs one year and older. Puppies are still growing and have different, more specific nutritional requirements that a general adult multivitamin isn't formulated to meet — talk to your vet about what's appropriate for a puppy under a year old.
Can I give it alongside other supplements or medications?
In most cases, yes — but check with your vet first if your dog is already on medication or taking another supplement. This isn't because multivitamins are commonly risky, it's to avoid accidentally duplicating nutrients your dog is already getting elsewhere.
My dog is picky. Will they actually eat this?
It's formulated as a soft chew in a chicken flavor most dogs take happily as a treat — no pilling, no mixing into food, no hiding it in anything. That matters more than it sounds: a supplement that gets refused or spat out isn't providing any support at all, so palatability is as important as the formula itself.
How long until I actually notice a difference?
Because the benefits are cumulative, most pet parents report noticing changes in energy level or coat condition after a few weeks of consistent daily use — not days. Skipping days here and there will slow that timeline, since consistency is what drives the results more than any single dose.
What's actually in it, and what does each part do?
The formula is built around four nutrient groups: B-Complex vitamins (B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B12) to support normal energy metabolism, Vitamin E and Biotin for skin hydration and coat shine, Vitamin A, Vitamin C, and Folic Acid for normal immune function and everyday cellular health, and Boswellia Serrata and Yucca Schidigera — botanical extracts commonly associated with joint comfort and mobility support.
Is it safe for dogs with a sensitive stomach or known allergies?
The chews are made with no artificial colors or unnecessary fillers, which helps for dogs with general sensitivities. That said, every dog's allergies are different — if your dog has a known food allergy, check the full ingredient list against it, and check with your vet before starting anything new.
Can I switch between a subscription and a one-time purchase?
Yes. You can subscribe for recurring delivery and savings, or buy a single jar with no commitment. If you start with a subscription, you can change the frequency, skip a delivery, or cancel at any time from your account — there's no lock-in.
PetVita's Doggie Chew Chews (Multivitamin) are a daily soft chew built around energy, immune, joint, and skin/coat support — formulated specifically for dogs one year and older, with no artificial colors or fillers.
Related Reading
- Do Dogs Need a Daily Multivitamin? A Complete Guide for Pet Parents
- Why Multivitamins Matter for Your Dog's Long-Term Health
- Dog Joint Pain: Early Signs and How to Support Hip & Joint Health at Every Age
This article is for general informational purposes and isn't a substitute for veterinary advice. Always consult your veterinarian about your dog's specific health needs, especially before starting a new supplement.

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