Bully Max Total Health for Dogs Kick off your dog’s daily wellness with Bully Max Total Health Chews

This soft, flavorful supplement blends essential nutrients, vitamins, and minerals to support multiple facets of canine vitality

Designed to fit into most feeding routines, it a convenient way to complement a balanced diet and active lifestyle

All-around wellbeing May support immune balance through a complete nutrient mix

Supports brain function and focus with targeted vitamins and minerals

Promotes bone strength and joint comfort to help maintain mobility across life stages

Aids digestive balance and gut health with nourishing ingredients

Supports heart function as part of a balanced lifestyle

Helps maintain skin and coat health with omega 3s and essential minerals

Skin, coat, and vitality The formula includes omega 3 fatty acids plus vitamins C and E and zinc to support skin integrity and a healthy coat shine

The soft chews are palatable and easy to incorporate into daily routines

Joint and mobility support Glucosamine and chondroitin help support joint function and flexibility across life stages

Suitable for small and large dogs alike, encouraging an active, joyful daily routine

Quality and safety you can trust Made in the USA with globally sourced ingredients and vet for all breeds and ages

Each bag contains 75 chews, designed for easy daily use

This product is a supplement to a balanced diet and veterinary care, not a medical

Simple daily use One chew per day for most dogs; adjust by weight as advised on the packaging

Can be given as a snack or crumbled over meals

Pairs well with regular exercise and a wholesome diet

Who may benefit Active puppies and adult dogs across breeds Dogs needing support for joints and mobility Dogs with skin or coat concerns or dull fur FAQ Q: Are Bully Max Total Health Chews suitable for all dog breeds and ages

A: Yes, vet for all breeds and ages, from 7 weeks onward, with premium ingredients and no fillers

Q: Do these chews replace veterinary care or a balanced diet

A: No

They are a supplementary treat intended to support overall wellness and should complement veterinary advice and a balanced diet