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Supplements and care products made for pets rather than people, sold as powders, chewable tablets, liquids and sprays. The label names the animal species the product is made for, such as dogs or cats, and gives the amount per scoop, tablet or millilitre, often with a table of daily amounts by body weight. Compare pack sizes in grams, millilitres or tablet counts, then divide by the daily amount for the pet’s weight to find how many days a pack lasts. Check whether a product is given by mouth or applied externally.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know which animal a pet supplement is made for?

The label names the species, such as dogs or cats, and often an age group or a weight range. The amounts and instructions on it apply only to the species named, so a product labelled for cats is not labelled for dogs. Choose by the species printed on the label and on the product page.

Why do pet supplement labels give amounts by body weight?

Animals of the same species differ widely in size, so the label usually has a table with the amount for each weight range. Find the weight band that matches the pet and read across to the daily amount the manufacturer states. Follow that line and any warnings on the label.

How do I compare a powder, a chewable tablet and a liquid for pets?

Compare the amount of the main ingredient per scoop, tablet or millilitre, as printed on the label. Then count the daily amount for the pet's weight band in the same unit and divide the number of scoops, tablets or millilitres in the pack by it to see how many days the pack lasts. The ingredient list also names flavours and other additives.