Daily Drama™ · 227g · 90 soft chews · 2.5g each
“Since starting these vitamins, his coat looks shinier and feels softer, and he seems more energetic and playful.”
What it's for
Twenty-two actives, taurine included, with every milligram printed on the label. For the dog who's fine, just not quite like they used to be.
One chew a day, given with meals.
There's nothing to build up to. A baseline only counts once it's daily.
Headline actives, per 2.5g chew
Plus vitamins A, C and D3, biotin, folic acid, iron, zinc, copper, manganese and iodine. All 22 printed on the tub. Peanut butter and banana flavour. Made to GMP standards.
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Depends on the bowl. The dogs that get the most out of it are the picky ones, the ones on home-cooked or raw, and the ones whose dinner is half topper by the time it reaches them. Balancing those bowls is hard and most people are doing it by feel. For everyone else it's a daily top-up rather than a fix, and every amount is printed so you can judge that for yourself.
Worth asking, and it's the right question. Vitamins A, D3 and E are fat-soluble, which means the body stores them rather than flushing the excess. Daily Drama™ is dosed as a daily top-up, not a second full ration, and every amount is printed so you can check it against your food's panel. If your dog is already on another vitamin product, ask your vet before stacking them.
Slowly, and quietly. Coat and nails are usually the first thing anyone notices, somewhere around four to eight weeks, because that's how fast they grow. If your dog's diet was already solid, the change is subtle. A baseline is meant to be uneventful.
Peanut butter and banana, soft chew. Most multivitamins are a pressed tablet you end up hiding in cheese. This one gets eaten from the hand, which is the only version of a daily routine that survives past month two.
90 chews. Three months for a dog up to 23 kg. Six weeks for a bigger one, which works out around 80p a day on the three-month supply.
“Since starting these vitamins, his coat looks shinier and feels softer, and he seems more energetic and playful.”
“These have made a big difference in my older pup. He has more energy and is no longer biting and licking his paws or scratching constantly.”
“I have given these same vitamins to my dogs for a year now. They work great. Dogs love the taste.”
The difference
62.5mg of taurine. 110mg of calcium held in ratio with 100mg of phosphorus. The full B-complex. Down to 0.0125mg of biotin.
Twenty-two actives, twenty-two numbers, nothing rolled into a blend you can't check. And it's peanut butter and banana, so it goes down without the cheese routine.
Read the tub, not the marketing.
How to use
Peanut butter and banana soft chews, made with picky dogs in mind.
From your hand, dropped in the bowl, or crumbled over dinner. Whatever gets it eaten.
Most multivitamins are a pressed tablet you have to hide in cheese. This one goes down before they've thought about it.
Start on the full amount for their weight. There's nothing to build up to, and a baseline only counts once it's daily.
Warm it in your hand for a few seconds. That's enough to bring the peanut butter smell out.
What's in each chew
Twenty-two actives. Every dose printed. Here are the three that decide whether a multivitamin is real. Read the research yourself, we didn't write any of it.
01 · Backs the heart muscle
An amino acid tied directly to heart muscle function. Grain-free and home-cooked bowls are exactly the ones that can run short on it without anyone noticing, which is why it's here at a stated amount rather than left off the list.
02 · Builds bone and teeth
The minerals bone and teeth are mostly made of. Calcium only works properly in ratio with phosphorus, so both are held at a defined amount rather than one being stacked and hoped over. Magnesium works alongside them.
03 · Coat, nails and energy
The group owners tend to see first, because coat and nails grow visibly. The B vitamins handle turning food into usable energy and appetite. Biotin and zinc work on the coat and nail side.
Plus vitamins A, C, D3 and E, folic acid, iron, copper, manganese, iodine and potassium. Small amounts doing small jobs, all of them printed.
Nothing hiding behind a proprietary blend.
Made in the UKTo cGMP standards
cGMP
Manufactured
Third-Party
Lab Tested
Non-GMO
No Corn, Soy
or Wheat
This isn't a transformation story. It's nutritional insurance.
Nothing yet. This is the stretch where you find out whether your dog will actually eat it every day, which matters more than it sounds.
Coat and nails, if anything. They grow at a fixed rate, so this is the earliest a difference can physically show. Some owners notice steadier energy in the same window.
The owners who notice most are the ones on home-cooked or topper-heavy bowls, because the chew is filling a real gap rather than topping up a diet that was already complete.
Every dog is different, and this one works quietly by design. Judge it on the coat, the nails and the energy after a couple of months, not after a fortnight.
Your dog isn't ill. That's the whole problem.
The coat photographs a bit duller than it did last year. The third lap round the block gets skipped. Dinner gets a sniff before it gets eaten. Nothing a vet would flag. Nothing you'd ring anyone about.
You want the word fine to go back to meaning fine.
One dog's journey
Dull coat. Shorter walks. Nothing a vet would flag.
Fine, in the way that means not quite.
Eating it without negotiation.
Low bar. Still counts.
Coat catching the light again.
The first thing anyone actually notices.
Finishing the walk he used to cut short.
Not a different dog. More of the same one.
“Since starting these vitamins, his coat looks shinier and feels softer, and he seems more energetic and playful.”
We'll skip the paperwork.
That's the clearest reason to use it. Balancing a home-prepared bowl is genuinely hard, and most aren't complete even when the ingredients are good. Daily Drama™ covers vitamins, minerals and taurine at stated amounts, so you can see what you're adding rather than guessing.
Yes, at the amount for their weight. Vitamins A, D3 and E are stored rather than flushed, so stick to the stated dose and don't run it alongside another vitamin product without asking your vet first.
Seniors, yes. Growing puppies have different requirements, particularly on calcium, so check with your vet before starting one under 12 months. Same if your dog is pregnant or nursing.
Vet, not a supplement. Those are symptoms that need looking at properly, and none of them are a multivitamin's job.
It contains whey powder, so there's dairy in it. Also rice bran, chickpea flour, flaxseed and a peanut butter and banana flavour. There's no chicken, corn, soy or wheat. If your dog is on an elimination diet, read the full label before you order.
One or two extra is usually a loose stool at worst. If your dog empties the tub, call your vet, because the fat-soluble vitamins are the part that matters when the amount gets large.
Made in the UK, in an ISO 9001 certified facility, manufactured to GMP standards. Ingredients are sourced in the UK and abroad, and every active amount is printed on the tub.
Sealed, somewhere cool and dry, out of the sun. Not on top of the radiator.
Give it a proper run. If nothing has changed in 90 days, email us and we'll refund you. Keep the tub.
This multivitamin covers a wide range of health needs, from supporting the immune system to promoting healthy skin, coat, and joints. It’s reassuring to know that my dog is getting a balanced blend of essential vitamins and minerals
Since starting these vitamins, I’ve noticed improvements in my dog’s coat, which looks shinier and feels softer. Additionally, my dog seems more energetic and playful, which I attribute to the overall health benefits of the supplement
These tablets have made a big difference in my older pup. He's got more energy and no longer biting and licking his paws or scratching constantly.
I've given these same vitamins for my dogs for a year now. They work great. Dogs love the taste.
Born Stubborn.™ started with a French Bulldog named Masha. She sunbathed like it was her job, lost her mind every time the leash came out, and spent eight years as a self-appointed guardian of our son. She left us too soon.
We built this brand because she deserved better than generic supplements designed for every dog and optimized for none. Every product we make is in her memory... and for every stubborn, dramatic, completely irreplaceable dog out there.
