Is there any difference in taking the gelcaps versus the chewable ones?
291073
I don't know,had hopes for this product, it did not make me sleepy, reviews mixed as to effectiveness as a sleep aid.
291074
I have always used the chewables , that way I feel I am in control of how much melatonin I need for the evening, like there are times I only need one chewable, hope this helps
291075
I feel that chewing them tabs get into your system quicker and more effectively..I have been on a lot of prescription medications for sleep ..I weaned myself off and tried these and they work so great. It took about a week or so to get on good schedule but they did their trick..
953712
I guess you could i take whole with eater. I would not chew. They are charcoal and the black color will be on hands and mouth. I take one a day.
206637
As long as the bottle says, "chewable", they are. My dog likes the taste. However, he's a huge boy and I think he swallows them whole most of the time. I still only buy the chewable because he will not swallow the capsules without them being hidden in food. I've researched Denosyl and found that it is most effective when given an hour before eating in the morning. That means that a sleepy owner (Me) had to get it down a sleepy dog. The chewable is 1000 times easier to do at that hour. I will also add that my dog takes Rimadyl and Denosyl took his liver enzymes from very high to normal in about 3 weeks, so its been well worth the investment and effort. As long as the bottle says, "chewable", they are. My dog likes the taste. However, he's a huge boy and I think he swallows them whole most of the time. I still only buy the chewable because he will not swallow the capsules without them being hidden in food. I've researched Denosyl and found that it is most effective when given an hour before eating in the morning. That means that a sleepy owner (Me) had to get it down a sleepy dog. The chewable is 1000 times easier to do at that hour. I will also add that my dog takes Rimadyl and Denosyl took his liver enzymes from very high to... » Read More As long as the bottle says, "chewable", they are. My dog likes the taste. However, he's a huge boy and I think he swallows them whole most of the time. I still only buy the chewable because he will not swallow the capsules without them being hidden in food. I've researched Denosyl and found that it is most effective when given an hour before eating in the morning. That means that a sleepy owner (Me) had to get it down a sleepy dog. The chewable is 1000 times easier to do at that hour. I will also add that my dog takes Rimadyl and Denosyl took his liver enzymes from very high to normal in about 3 weeks, so its been well worth the investment and effort. « Show Less
1517268
Yes, they have reduced the newt weight of the package. With that said, they are still worth the price. If you have a small dog, be sure to get the normal size chew, not the " Big Boys ". They are a thinner slice and easier to chew. I cut the larger pieces in half. Side note, remember what goes in orange comes out orange, so don't be alarmed. Introduce slowly, the high fibre has it's affect.
87200
Easy to swallow and smaller than fish pills... I've had no problem...Hope that helps...
947542
These are not chewable. They are capsules. I use a different brand now, and they say that you can pull apart the capsules to stir the contents into food. I would not recommend water though due to possible bitter taste.
1209089
I've noticed that they are firmer, yes, but my dog has no trouble chewing them up. Like the one previous answer, we too put just a small amount in a jar with a lid and open the bag only when the jar is empty. I have noticed that the treats will dry out if left open to the air for awhile. Because of my dog's food allergies, they are the only treat he can digest on the market right now so as long as he eats them, I have no complaints. He loves them.
540339
For me, they are easy to swallow, but then I can get just about anything down. Those who have a problem with pills should probably stick to the powders or use the chewables. I used to take the powder with OJ by mixing, then counting to 20 slowly and then drinking. You will still feel little lumps, but the grittiness will be minimized.
1633171
I have not tried to chew them and I am waiting for my next bottle. When I get it, I will try and let you know. Of any pill I have taken, they are very easy to swallow. You prob could cut them in half and that would make it easier to take. They are similar to a football in shape, oval.
1055289
No difference. Other than the price. You pay extra for the convenience of a capsule.
392820
If you are referring to the basic Animal Parade chewable vitamin, the answer is yes. We have tried both versions of the gummy and hard chewable and prefer the Gold chewable.
450713
I have purchased both. Tablets r cheaper but my one dog had no problem eating either...he is not fussy. On the other hand, my other dog would not eat neither. I tried breaking up and putting inside food like a pill but spit out. Not sure if this helps.
553277
They are capsules, not chewable. I open them up and mix it with my dogs food. Only Natural Pet has a good chewable probiotic you might want to try, go to Onlynaturalpet.com
1457041
For me they are relatively easy to swallow. The caplets are 3 in long. I take one at a time.
1807185
Capsules are so much easier if you don't mind swallowing pills. The packets in water don't taste bad, (lemony, or a bit like fruity pebbles in my opinion), but there is a degree of "choking it down," day after day. If you get packets, I recommend using as little water as possible just to get it over with. The capsules aren't huge, about the size of Excedrin Gelcaps, so i now choose capsules exclusively.
889559
They are tablets, not gel-caps, and do not have smooth edges. However, if this bothers you, they are very small in size and may not affect you the same as other pills.
1577809
The only difference we noted was that you are required to take more each day then with the regular (non lemon) soft gels. Hope this helps.