I work in the pet care field and have been a dog momma to my pup for the past 12 years. He has been jogging with me semi weekly his entire life. He eats human grade food and supplements that I did a ton of research on to make sure he is getting nothing but the best. He had been eating Blue Buffalo kibble a majority of his life but then he started having lipomas (fatty lumps) growing all over his body. Some of those lipomas turned into mast cell tumors (a type of cancer). I put him through 3 surgeries over 4 years to remove several cancerous lumps that would have impared his ability to move his legs, due to their locations, and shorten his life. After becoming a 3 time cancer survivor I did a lot of research and changed his food to human grade food and began giving him vitamins and supplements mixed in with his food. I had always maintained his weight with what I fed him and exercising him (he's an excellent sprinting buddy!). As he got older I realized he was having an allergy to chicken so I became even more aware of what food and treats I was feeding him. There is chicken by product fillers in sooo many treats. So I continued more research to make sure he was getting the best. I began adding a multi vitamin type supplement in his food from another brand. His cancer has not returned in years but he started to have slightly elevated liver enzymes and higher calcium levels that he used to have and skin tags and lipomas continued to pop up and grow on his body. The vet said there's nothing I can do about that but I went back to researching supplements again and discovered Native Pet brand. Their ingredients list looked better than the other brand I had been using. The powder and scoop that comes with it looks high quality. The powder is soft and mixes well with his food and some water. The largest size of this product comes in a resealable pouch instead of the tins their smaller sized products come in. The resealable part actually does reseal and lasts for the duration of the powder. For my large dog I split 1.5 scoops in his breakfast and then again at dinner. I do wish there was a large tin that I could buy these large pouches to refill. I do very much like their tins. Once I finished using those smaller products I wash out the tin and can use it so save my change or put small dog treats in and it keeps fresh. This large bag lasts for my large dog and I have it on subscribe and save so I don't run out. I have been giving it to my dog for almost a year now and find it to be very effective. He is still on liver enzymes which I am told is due to his old age but otherwise has not had his cancers return and has been in excellent health. He is turning 13 years old in 2.5 months. He still has full vision in both eyes, has maintained a perfect weight (85lbs), has only minimal hearing loss but for his age isn't bad, and is overall in very good health for a large dog his age. So 1.5 months ago my pup suffered a stroke and thank goodness I was home and it happened right infront of me because I was able to panick, cry, and speed him to the local dog ER. I thought I was loosing him and it was devestating. After a long wait on the dog nurologist, meds, and a pricey bill I was taking him home not knowing how it would go. The first few days he couldn't walk on his own without falling over. We all slept on the floor next to him until around day 4 he was more stable on his paws. Fast forward 6 weeks and here we are, he still has a slight head tilt and slight deficit on his left side. He seems to have lost some ability to traction as he walks across the vinyl floor so we had to put down rug runners everywhere but he's back to his usual self. Yesterday we took our first walk/ slow jog since the stroke and my neighbors saw us and couldn't believe how great he looked. He has been recovering sooo well. So I wrote this looong story because I attribute his quick recovery and only slight lingering deficit to the care I've been giving him since we found eachother 12 years ago but also to Native Pet, The Daily, 11 in 1, super supplement putting nothing but quality ingredients in his system making his body strong from the inside out so he could fight and still be here with me. He is my heart dog, now my retired service dog (I'm an Army combat vet), and the OG dog in my house that the younger foster dogs we take in look up to and learn from. I will continue to tell others about this prouct and other products I use from Native Pet. I don't think you'll be disappointed spending the money to give this to your dogs long term. People usually wait until your dog is old and has arthritis to give them meds but it's never too early to start especially for the larger dogs that have a tendency toward hip, joint, issues.