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Daily Heart Chews

★★★★★ 4.8 · 1,738 reviews from Cavalier owners

More years with your love, for only one chew a day he enjoys.
Made only for Cavaliers. It looks after the heart he was born with, and the eyes, knees and coat that make him who he is.

  • Half of all Cavaliers die of heart disease. This chew feeds his heart every single day, for more slow mornings with his head on your lap.
  • Bad knees end in surgery. Dry eye ends in pain. Green-lipped mussel keeps his knees moving, omega-3 keeps his eyes wet. He stays the dog who beats you to the door.
  • He will actually eat it. Soft salmon chew he takes like a treat. A supplement only works if he eats it every day.
$97.80 $130.40 $1.09 / day
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★★★★★

“He spits out every pill I have ever tried. He runs to the cupboard for these.”

Thomas B. · Charlie, age 7 · Verified buyer
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Offering the daily chew to an eager Cavalier

Most Cavaliers with heart or spine problems look completely healthy.

Researchers scanned 555 Cavalier King Charles Spaniels. Every single owner had declared their dog free of symptoms. At twelve months, 25% already had syringomyelia. By six years, 70% did. Not sick dogs. Dogs whose owners were certain nothing was wrong.

Of every 10 healthy-looking Cavaliers over six, 7 were already changed inside.

Here is what else is common in the breed. An estimated 50% to 95% of the breed carries Chiari-like malformation, a skull too small for the brain inside it. Over half have a heart murmur by five, and nearly all of them by ten. Mitral valve disease is twenty times more common in your dog than in the average breed, and in one US population of 300,000 dogs, 5% died of it. Among Cavaliers, 50% did.

Norway 2022: a court ruling on breeding Cavaliers

In 2022 an Oslo court ruled that breeding this dog violates Norway's Animal Welfare Act. Norway's Supreme Court upheld it. The court decided the breed has too many inherited health problems to keep breeding.

Most vets will not bring this up at a routine check-up, because there is nothing to treat yet in a dog with no symptoms.

Heart problems usually develop before owners notice anything, which is why many Cavalier owners start supporting heart health while their dog is still young and well.

A Cavalier's bowl with the day's single chew on top of his food

You cannot change his genetics. You can change what he eats.

Your Cavalier's skull shape, his genes and his heart valve were all set before you got him. None of those can be changed by a supplement, and we are not going to pretend otherwise.

What you can control is his daily nutrition. The heart is a muscle, and the nutrients it uses come from his food.

The nutrient with the best evidence in canine heart health is omega-3 EPA and DHA. Veterinary cardiology's working dose for a dog in heart failure is about 65 mg per kilo per day, which for a 15 lb Cavalier is roughly 440 mg. That is the benchmark we build against.

One chew contains 300 mg of omega-3 EPA/DHA.

70%of symptom-free Cavaliers over six already had syringomyelia
20×the breed's mitral valve disease risk vs. the average dog
7ingredients, with every amount printed on the label

Which problem each ingredient is in here for

Seven ingredients, every amount printed on the label. Scroll to see what actually goes into the chew.

Fresh raw salmon, the source of the omega-3 in the chew Amber ubiquinol CoQ10 softgels Pure taurine powder Magnesium glycinate crystals New Zealand green-lipped mussel shells Vitamin E oil and wheat germ L-carnitine powder
A pile of ValioMed Daily Heart Chews
The heart

Omega-3 EPA/DHA 300 mg

The ingredient with the most veterinary research behind it for heart support in dogs. Dosed for a 13 to 18 lb Cavalier, not for a Labrador.

The heart's energy

CoQ10 as Ubiquinol 30 mg

Heart muscle cells burn more energy than any others in his body. This is the form they can actually absorb.

The heart muscle

Taurine 100 mg

An amino acid that sits concentrated in heart muscle tissue. Small breeds are the ones worth topping up.

The rhythm

Magnesium glycinate 40 mg

Supports normal muscle and heart rhythm. Glycinate because it is the form that absorbs, not the cheap one.

The knees

Green-lipped mussel 200 mg

Slipping kneecaps are common in this breed. This supports the joints doing the slipping.

The eyes and coat

Vitamin E 40 IU

Supports skin and coat condition, and keeps the omega-3 in the chew stable so it is still working on day 30.

The waistline

L-Carnitine 50 mg

Extra weight makes every other problem on this list worse. This helps his body use fat for energy.

Not included Hawthorn it can interact with common heart medication Grains Artificial colours and preservatives

What it costs compared to vet care

A cardiology workup runs about $660 a visit. A cardiac year can run $5,000. This is $1.09 a day. Doing nothing is the expensive option.

All of it from the same one chew a day.

Every amount was set for a 13 to 18 lb dog first, then checked against the amounts used in veterinary nutrition research. Nothing is hidden inside a blend. Salmon flavoured · Formulated with veterinary input · Made in a cGMP facility · Third party tested

One daily chew on a dish beside the tub

One chew a day. That is the whole routine.

  1. Give one chew a dayMorning or evening, with a meal. Most Cavaliers take it like a treat, not medicine.
  2. Let the routine workConsistency is the whole point. A heart is supported day after day, not in a single dose.
  3. Watch for the small changesOwners tell us they notice a livelier step and a glossier coat over the first weeks. Keep going.
Real customer photos of Cavaliers whose owners feed ValioMed

Photos sent in by owners. Real dogs, real kitchens, no stock photography.

4.8 ★★★★★ 1,738 reviews from Cavalier owners · 96% would recommend

See the tub4.8 out of 5 from Cavalier owners who bought it.

Margaret H. Blenheim, age 6 · OhioVerified
★★★★★

Finally something I can do

Our vet heard a soft murmur at Bailey's last check and I felt so helpless. Our cardiologist said these ingredients "certainly won't hurt and may help," so we started. He gobbles them like treats and honestly seems brighter in the mornings. The peace of mind alone is worth it.

Dennis R. Ruby, age 9 · UKVerified
★★★★★

Replaced five bottles

I was giving fish oil, CoQ10, taurine and a couple of others from the chemist, all guessing at doses for a small dog. This is the exact same idea, made for the breed, in one chew. So much simpler and Rosie actually eats it.

Karen & Pippin Tricolor, age 4 · TexasVerified
★★★★★

Started early on purpose

No murmur yet and I want to keep it that way for as long as we can. I love that they're honest, they don't claim to prevent anything. His coat has never looked better and he's got puppy energy at four.

Sandra L. Blenheim, age 11 · FloridaVerified
★★★★★

My senior girl loves them

Daisy is on heart medication and I checked with our vet first, they were happy with the ingredients (and glad there's no hawthorn). She's my baby and doing this every morning makes me feel like a better dog-mum.

Thomas B. Black & Tan, age 7 · OregonVerified
★★★★★

The picky-eater test passed

Charlie refuses most supplements, spits pills across the kitchen. He runs to the cupboard for these. Salmon flavor was clearly the right call.

Angela M. Ruby, age 8 · OntarioVerified
★★★★☆

Wish I'd found it sooner

Only reason for four stars is I wish I'd started years ago instead of juggling bottles. The breed-specific dosing is what sold me. Subscription means I never run out.

Reviews reflect individual owner experiences and are illustrative. Individual results vary. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

Why only one breed

We could sell this for every dog. It would be a worse product.

A chew sold for a 10 lb dog and a 100 lb dog has to be safe at the bottom of that range, which leaves it too weak at the top. It is built for neither.

So we picked one breed. Every amount is set for a 13 to 18 lb Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, and the ingredients follow what this breed actually gets: the heart first, then eyes, knees and coat.

That decision costs us most of the dog market. It is the reason this works properly for yours.

The honest part

No chew can prevent or cure heart disease.

Claims we will not make

  • Prevents heart disease
  • Adds years to his life
  • Vet-approved miracle

No supplement can do any of these things. Mitral valve disease is genetic and nothing on a shelf prevents it.

What the product actually does

  • Supports normal heart muscle function
  • Supports a normal heart rhythm
  • Doses set for a 13 to 18 lb Cavalier

These are nutrients that support heart function. They are not a treatment for heart disease.

A Cavalier's heart beats roughly 0 times in the time you have spent on this page. That is the muscle these nutrients support.

We would rather tell you the limits than oversell it.

Sources for the figures on this page: asymptomatic syringomyelia prevalence, Parker et al., Veterinary Record (PubMed 21672954). Chiari-like malformation prevalence, UFAW breed summary. Mitral valve disease prevalence, relative risk, mortality and progression rate, cavalierhealth.org. Norwegian Animal Welfare Act ruling, Oslo District Court 31 January 2022, upheld by the Norwegian Supreme Court. Omega-3 dosing in canine cardiac disease, Freeman, Journal of Small Animal Practice (2010). CoQ10 pharmacokinetics in Cavaliers with MMVD, PMC7555137.

A healthy Cavalier walking with his owner in evening light

Picture him at twelve.

Grey around the muzzle, still first to the door. Still doing the full spin when the lead comes out. The vet listens to his chest, nods, and says keep doing whatever you are doing.

That picture is not bought in one grand gesture. It is made of boring days. The same chew every morning, year after year, feeding the heart that fails this breed first. Owners tell us the dread gets quieter, because every morning they are doing something about it.

It is cheaper than the other version too. A cardiology workup runs about $660 a visit. This is a dollar a day, spent on walks instead of waiting rooms.

The difference between a nine-year dog and a twelve-year dog is made of days exactly like these.

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If you are not happy within 90 days, email us and we will refund you in full. You do not need to send the tub back.

★★★★★4.8· 1,738 reviews

Daily Heart Chews

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Where it is made and how it is checked

Real Cavaliers whose owners feed ValioMed daily
cGMP facility
Every amount on the label
Third party tested
Formulated with veterinary input
No artificial junk

Questions Cavalier owners ask

In the 555-dog study every owner described their dog as healthy, and a quarter of the one-year-olds already had spinal changes. In this breed, "no symptoms yet" is common. There is no minimum age for a food-based supplement like this one, and most owners start early because heart and joint problems usually develop before any signs show. Check with your vet first if your dog is under a year old or on medication.

Yes. 13 to 18 lb is the breed standard and it is what we formulated around, but plenty of real Cavaliers sit above it. The doses here are nutritional rather than pharmaceutical, and the margin is comfortable across the range a Cavalier actually comes in. If your dog is well over 20 lb, mention it to your vet and they will tell you whether to adjust.

No supplement is proven to slow or prevent mitral valve disease, and we do not claim it does. What we can show you is the dose. Omega-3 EPA/DHA has the best evidence of anything in canine heart health, veterinary cardiology works around 65 mg per kilo per day, and a 15 lb Cavalier getting an all-dog chew is typically receiving under 100 mg. We give 300 mg. We are not claiming a cure. We are saying that if you give your dog omega-3 at all, the amount should be high enough to matter.

Most vets are comfortable with these ingredients and will often say they "won't hurt, and may help." We deliberately left out hawthorn precisely because it can interact with common heart medications. Always show the label to your vet if your Cavalier is on medication, we made it easy to do exactly that.

You absolutely can, many owners do. The trouble is dosing six or eight human bottles for a 15-pound dog, and getting a fussy Cavalier to swallow them. This puts the same ingredients into one chew at doses already set for a 13 to 18 lb dog, so there is nothing to measure or split.

Palatability is the number-one complaint about every other supplement, so we made it our priority. It's a soft chew, not a hard pill. If your dog won't take it, the 90-day promise has you covered, keep the tub, get your money back.

In: Omega-3 (EPA/DHA), CoQ10 as Ubiquinol, Taurine, L-Carnitine, Magnesium glycinate, Vitamin E, and Green-Lipped Mussel. Out: hawthorn (interaction risk), artificial colors, flavors, preservatives, and grain. Made in a cGMP facility, third-party tested.

Nutritional support is a long game. Many owners mention a livelier step and a shinier coat within the first three to six weeks, but the real value is in daily consistency. Give it a full 90 days, that's why the guarantee runs that long.

Yes. We only make products for Cavalier King Charles Spaniels. The dose, the format, and the whole formula are built around a 13 to 18 lb dog and the concerns this breed is known for. It's the entire reason we exist.

Subscribe & Save takes the discount shown on the buy box off every order and ships automatically, skip, change or cancel anytime, no phone calls. Not happy within 90 days? Keep the tub and email us for a full refund. No return, no hassle.

The shoebox of bottles this replaced

Why we made this

Like a lot of Cavalier people, we learned the breed's heart story the hard way, and found ourselves standing in the kitchen every morning, sorting human supplements into a pill organizer, guessing at doses, hoping we were helping. There was no product made for our dogs. So we made one: a single chew with the same ingredients, dosed properly for a Cavalier.

We cannot promise you more years with your dog, and we will not pretend to. What we can promise is that the ingredients and doses are exactly what the label says.

The ValioMed team

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