Does the label say how much and how often to put on their food? My dog is 16 pounds and my Vet said I need to give it to him to help his arthritis.
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The bottle gives dosages for different sizes of dogs/cats - I have small dogs and give them one pump (about half a teaspoon) once a day.
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The My dog - 35 lbs. - receives 1/2 tsp. daily with the evening meal. Please read the instructions on the jar for your dog's weight.
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if you trust your vet, what he/she says hopefully is accurate - what we got for Barni is like "wafers" and he's about ten pounds, 7 yrs old, was getting "limpy", seems to have perked him up in last few weeks - I've been breaking the wafers up in pieces and crushing into his food - don't know how much luck I would have if tried to do a "pill" the size of the schiff's glucos.
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Without having a bag's feeding instructions according to weight in front of me (in between orders), I would suggest you find another type of food only for the reason this food would cost you a bundle to use as the primary food. I use it as a supplement for variety. For my dog, their suggestion is to feed (16-20 lbs) about 8 nuggets daily as the only food. Believe me, no matter what size package...it does not last very long. When I get my order, I will be glad to add to your question with some facts but again, I think this particular brand would cost you a bundle to feed a 65 pound dog.
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I have to 80-90 lb Labrador Retrievers. I give them 2 cups a day (plus some snacks). Sometimes I give them a little more -- but only if we walk about 3 miles. Based on my quick estimate, you feed proportionally less than I do. Since you have a puppy, you might want to add a little. However, just do the weight test: if you can feel the ribs, you're ok. If you can SEE the ribs -- you are not feeding enough. If you cannot feel the ribs, your dog is overweight.
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I have a small Shiba weighing in at about 15 pounds and she does fine with it. The pieces are a little bigger than "small dog" food, but I think it's good in the sense that she actually has to chew the kibble and doesn't just woof it down in two seconds.
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I use this product for training treats, in small pieces. My dogs get raw food mostly for meals. I have read that dogs should get 2-3 percent of their weight per day. I hope that helps.
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Been using it for almost a year now and I just sprinkle it on top of the dry food and shake it around a bit to mix it up and he eats it up along with the food with no trouble. I follow the guidelines on how much to give him on the back of the package. I never give it to him without food. Might upset the stomach.
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I am currently giving this supplement to my 2 Dobermans. Their evening meal is kibble and dehydrated raw mixed with water. I spread Synflex over food just before giving to them. My female is almost 13 and has arthritic joints. Since starting this supplement, I have seen great improvement.
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3-4 weeks and we noticed she(6yr old lab)was doing better physically. and she knows if her food has it on it and has eaten better since using it. We do 2 spoons in morning with food and 2 in evening( check bag for your dogs weight)
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No, that can't be right. My 90 lb dog gets 2.5 cups per day of this food, has been for years, and is maintaining her ideal weight. We don't give a lot of treats or anything on top of that.
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My dog is heavy (120 lbs) and about 8-9 years old. She loved jumping over the bar, but it made her arthritis worse. I read (later) that overweight dogs shouldn't do that. I didn't try any of the other stuff and I'm not sure how tall Leah is so I can't really answer for the rest of the stuff. I gave the set to a friend with a smaller dog and her dog loved it all and even slept inside the tube.
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I was just there, so go log into the Honest Kitchen.com site and near the top, click on the "Help Center" and then the first choice is "How much to feed". It references a 7 and 10 pound box (various formulas), the weight of the dog and one column tells you about how long it will last. This would be a great place for you to start reading, think it will answer your question and more :) I have used their food for years....really and tried all of them. My dog as well as other is allergic to chicken, so we stay away from the formulas with that. It's great food and you won't find a better company with better practices (I really believe that). Good luck & Merry Christmas ! I was just there, so go log into the Honest Kitchen.com site and near the top, click on the "Help Center" and then the first choice is "How much to feed". It references a 7 and 10 pound box (various formulas), the weight of the dog and one column tells you about how long it will last. This would be a great place for you to start reading, think it will answer your question and more :) I have used their food for years....really and tried all of them. My dog as well as other is allergic to chicken, so we stay away from the formulas with that. It's great food and you won't... » Read More I was just there, so go log into the Honest Kitchen.com site and near the top, click on the "Help Center" and then the first choice is "How much to feed". It references a 7 and 10 pound box (various formulas), the weight of the dog and one column tells you about how long it will last. This would be a great place for you to start reading, think it will answer your question and more :) I have used their food for years....really and tried all of them. My dog as well as other is allergic to chicken, so we stay away from the formulas with that. It's great food and you won't find a better company with better practices (I really believe that). Good luck & Merry Christmas ! « Show Less
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We have used with our dogs (twenty lbs. each) with no problems at all, and probiotics seem to really help them, but I would suggest you check with your vet if you still have questions. question.
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My 16 pound 3 year old puppy loves them. She is restricted to what treats she can have because of allergies and tolerates these really well. (And my 17 pound 16 year old diabetic puppy really likes them also.)
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I would say this is not a bad idea at all. If it were me however I would not mix it. But give either or , maybe every other day or so. This way you can keep up with the right amount of food to prevent over feeding and getting over weight.With the less expensive brand try to buy one that is grain free. Nutro is a good one, but look around. I disagree that giving both is a bad idea. I think it is a good one if it is all you can do. Also can you by brewers yeast? If you can add this once a week to the food, talk to you vet he can give you advice too on this supplement. What breed are you dogs?
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I have no idea but my vet said the more treats you give you have to cut back some on food to compensate or of course exercise more. Just like people.