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What His Body Needs
Every muscle in his body works on the same three things. The ones that move him. The ones that help him breathe. The one that never gets a night off.
CoQ10 to make the energy. Taurine to keep the muscle contracting properly. Carnitine to carry fuel into it so it can keep going.
His body makes all three. It just makes less of them every year.
And a muscle that can't get what it needs doesn't stop. It weakens.
That's what Vitality Bites is for. Not a dozen ingredients at token amounts — the three things a working muscle actually runs on, at doses that reach it.
Built On Real Evidence
Most dog supplements are built backwards. Someone picks a handful of ingredients that sound reassuring on a label, adds a pinch of each, and writes the promises afterwards.
We started at the other end. Novera's Liquid Taurine is built around one ingredient, chosen because of what's been published about it in dogs, not in rats and not in people. Taurine's role in canine heart function is well documented in veterinary cardiology, from breeds prone to low taurine to the dogs whose hearts improved when it was put back.
That research is what set our dose. Formulated with veterinary input, made in a GMP-certified facility, and third-party tested for purity and potency. One ingredient, no proprietary blends, no hidden amounts. What's on the label is what's in the bottle.
Back To Being A Healthy Dog
A dog who's struggling isn't a comfortable dog. He can't settle in the evening. He gets up, turns around, lies down again. He stops asking for the second walk. He takes longer to get his breath back after anything. You can feel more of his spine than you used to.
None of that is just him slowing down. Every one of those is a muscle that isn't getting what it runs on: the heart, the muscles that move him, the ones that help him breathe. They all rely on taurine to contract properly, and his body makes less of it every year.
Give it back and those things ease off. He settles. He keeps up. He holds his condition. He goes back to being a dog who's comfortable, rather than one who's working harder than he should for every ordinary thing he does.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long before I see a difference?
How long before I see a difference?
Most owners notice the first small changes somewhere around two to four weeks, and the clearest differences by the end of the first month. Nights tend to be the first thing people mention. That said, changes in an older dog are gradual, and it's easy to miss them when you're with them every day. Give it the full 90 days before you decide — that's why the guarantee runs that long.
How much do I give my dog?
How much do I give my dog?
It goes by weight. Up to 25 lbs is one chew a day, 26–75 lbs is two, and over 75 lbs is three. Give them straight as a treat or break them into food, whichever your dog prefers. There's no loading phase and no ramping up, so you can start at the full amount tonight. Just keep it consistent — the nutrients work by being there every day, so a daily habit matters more than the exact time you give them.
How long does one tub last?
How long does one tub last?
Each tub holds 90 chews, so it depends on your dog's size. Under 25 lbs is one chew a day, which lasts about three months. 26–75 lbs is two a day, so around a month and a half. Over 75 lbs is three a day, which works out to roughly one month. Most owners set up a subscription so they don't have to think about reordering — it works out cheaper per tub and turns up on its own.
What's actually in it?
What's actually in it?
Every serving has 400mg of taurine, 40mg of CoQ10 and 400mg of L-carnitine, printed on the label with the exact amounts — no proprietary blends, no hiding the doses. Alongside those there's hawthorn berry, L-arginine, fish oil, vitamin E and folic acid. Every batch is tested by an accredited third-party lab, and we'll send you the certificate of analysis if you ask. It's cold-pressed rather than baked, because heat degrades the ingredients that matter most here.
What if my dog is a picky eater?
What if my dog is a picky eater?
That's exactly why these are chews and not a powder or a capsule. Taurine and CoQ10 taste bitter on their own, which is the main reason dogs start avoiding a supplemented bowl after a few days. These are soft, treat-flavoured and made to be eaten voluntarily — most dogs take them out of your hand. If yours is genuinely suspicious of anything new, break one in half and put it in with dinner for the first couple of days.
What if I dont see results?
What if I dont see results?
Every tub is backed by our 90-Day Money Back Guarantee. Try it for the full 90 days. If you're not happy for whatever reason, just let us know. We'll refund every penny. No questions. No hassle.