A balanced diet is essential for your pet’s health, but there are times when even well-fed pets can benefit from additional nutritional support.

Because even healthy pets deserve an extra layer of care

Factors like stress, illness, physical exertion, or aging can increase the body’s demands—and that’s when vitamin supplements may be helpful.

Vitamins aren’t a replacement for good nutrition, but they can complement it in specific situations where the body needs a little extra help.

When Might Your Pet Need Extra Support?

Certain life stages and environmental factors can put stress on your pet’s system, leading to increased nutritional needs. Some common examples include:

Stressful situations, such as travel, loud noises, changes in environment, or routine disruptions

Chronic illness or recurrent infections, where the immune system needs reinforcement

High physical activity, such as in working or very active pets, or during extreme heat

Senior pets or lactating mothers, who require extra support for recovery, milk production, and immune defense

In these cases, your veterinarian may suggest adding a supplement to help bridge nutritional gaps and support overall vitality.

Important Considerations Before Supplementing

Always consult a veterinarian before introducing any supplement into your pet’s routine.

Use only supplements formulated specifically for pets, as human vitamins can be harmful or improperly dosed.

Keep in mind that supplements should work with a balanced diet, not replace it.

Regular checkups and blood work can help identify if your pet actually needs additional support or if their diet is already sufficient.

Supplement Recommendation from Biopet

To support pets during periods of stress, illness, or increased nutritional demand, Biopet offers Amigo Vitaminas—a supplement designed to enhance immune function, support healthy skin and coat, and improve overall vitality. It is suitable for dogs and cats during transitional or challenging stages of life.

Always follow your vet’s guidance to ensure your pet gets the right dose and duration for their specific condition.