Canine Science multivitamin and probiotics bundle review

The Canine Science Dog Multivitamin + Probiotics bundle pairs a daily multivitamin with the brand’s probiotic, covering immunity, digestion, skin and coat. It holds a 4.9 rating and ships from the brand’s own store.

What does it do?

Two products, one routine. The multivitamin handles broad daily coverage while the probiotic works on the gut, which is a cleaner split than buying a single all-in-one that claims both and concentrates on neither.

That said, the honest question comes first: does your dog need a multivitamin at all? If it eats a complete and balanced commercial food, the answer is usually no. That label means the food already carries the full vitamin and mineral profile. Multivitamins earn their place for dogs on home-cooked diets, fussy eaters who don’t finish meals, or a gap your vet has actually flagged.

More isn’t better

Worth stating because the category rarely does. Fat-soluble vitamins (A, D, E, K) accumulate in the body instead of flushing out, and too much vitamin D can turn toxic and stress the kidneys. Piling a daily multivitamin on top of a complete food isn’t a free “just in case” hedge.

The probiotic half carries no such risk and is the more broadly useful of the two. If your dog eats good food and simply has an unreliable stomach, the standalone topper is the better buy.

Ingredient amounts per serving aren’t published on the listing, same as the rest of this category.

Is it worth it?

Around ₱949 as of August 3, 2026 for both. Check the latest price on Shopee.

Bundled, it undercuts buying the two separately, and it’s competitively priced against the brand’s hip and joint pairing. Whether it’s worth it at all depends entirely on whether the multivitamin half is doing anything for your particular dog.

Who should buy it

Buy this if your dog eats home-cooked or unbalanced meals, is a genuinely poor eater, or your vet has pointed to a gap. If your dog is healthy and on complete food, buy the probiotic alone and skip the vitamins. For an older dog, mobility support is usually the more valuable pairing. See our top picks in the best pet vitamins roundup, or learn which supplement helps in our pet vitamins buying guide.

Alternatives to consider

Got an older or large-breed dog? The Canine Science probiotics and hip and joint bundle swaps the vitamins for mobility support. Just want the gut half? The Canine Science dog probiotics meal topper is the standalone powder.