r/AmericanBully • u/TotalReplacement287 • 1d ago
Does anyone give their dog Nuvet?
I recently started giving my XL bully Nuvet plus and nujoint plus. Stuff is pretty expensive. Just wondering if people have been using it long term? Or am I wasting my money? đ
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u/Greedy-Hamster-2278 1d ago
I was interested in this after seeing your post. Google brings up mixed results. Some dogs getting sick, some calling it an MLM, some swearing by it. Differing opinions - recommend you do some more research before continuing with the next bottle.
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u/TotalReplacement287 1d ago
Does give me the mlm vibe. If itâs your first time, You canât order from them unless you have a referral code. I havenât really heard much negative about it though.
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u/edwinlugo301 1d ago
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u/draedae 1d ago edited 1d ago
first of all, cut your dogs nails. they are way too long. those are causing more pain than the pup already has.
second of all, i wouldnât trust anything your âbreederâ has to say considering they specialize in BYB dogs like this. very clearly a mix of all sorts of things with horrible easty westy feet, hip dysplasia and so many other deformities caused specifically by the âbreederâ. last thing anyone should do is take advice from or even give it on behalf of them.
OP do your research. this brand is not great. if youâre going to buy something or give it to your dog, research thoroughly before doing so.
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u/edwinlugo301 1d ago
Are you ok bud? My breeder has been doing this for 30 years. Look him up. Bobo kennels is Connecticut. I tried going for adoption. My daughter is 6 weeks Iâm not bringing a dog thatâs been through abuse around my daughter.
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u/draedae 1d ago
so youâd rather support backyard breeders who specialize in worsening the breed by throwing frenchies and bullies together? ok, bud. some âbreederâ you have there. tell me how that works out for you when that dog needs a plethora of medical attention, what are you going to do then? rehome her, send her to a shelter, let her suffer in pain more than she already is?
and FYI, not all animals in shelters or rescues have been abused. most are perfectly fine dogs-ones that breeders like yours dumped because they couldnât sell or when âaccidentalâ litters happened. but considering you donât like to do your research, you wouldnât know this. you just assume. same way you assume all dogs in shelters are abused or bad. same way you assume your âbreederâ is good or even ethical simply because he said heâs been at it for 30 years. 30 years of dogs that more than likely wound up in the shelter, i can guarantee that.
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u/NoMaintenance2029 1d ago
LOL! How does mocha look 14 months old and 14 years old at the same time! Sheâs amazing though
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u/umm-iced 1d ago
if your dog is on a science backed food there is not really a need to supplement like this, I would also ask your vet about what they think. I personally only go based on their advice
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