PetAg Dyne High Calorie Liquid Supplement for Dogs 473ml (Vanilla)

Help your dog gain healthy weight and get their energy back. PetAg Dyne High Calorie is a calorie dense liquid nutritional supplement for dogs 8 weeks and older, ideal for active and working dogs, underweight or recovering dogs, picky eaters, seniors and pregnant or nursing mothers.

Made by PetAg, trusted since 1930, with a vanilla flavour dogs love, so it is easy to give on its own or poured over food. Because it is so concentrated, it adds energy without filling up your dog's stomach, leaving room for their normal meals.

Why dog parents love it

• Supports healthy weight gain: about 76 calories in every tablespoon.
• Tempts picky eaters: pour it over food to make meals more appealing.
• Extra energy: great for active, working and high energy dogs.
• Vitamin fortified: with vitamins A, C, D3, E and the B vitamins.
• Easy liquid format: give directly or pour over food, ideal for dogs with a poor appetite.
• Safe for mums: suitable for pregnant and nursing dogs, puppies from 8 weeks and seniors.

How to use

1. Shake well before use.
2. Puppies from 8 weeks: 1/4 teaspoon per 450g (1 lb) of body weight, once a day.
3. Adult, active, underweight, senior, pregnant or nursing dogs: give twice a day, from 1 to 2 teaspoons for small dogs (2 to 5kg) up to 3 to 6 tablespoons for large dogs (over 23kg). Always follow the chart printed on your bottle.
4. Start with a smaller amount for the first few days and build up to the full serving. This helps avoid loose stools.
5. Always keep fresh, clean water available.

Details

• Brand: PetAg
• Type: high calorie liquid nutritional supplement for dogs
• Guaranteed analysis: crude protein min 2.0%, crude fat min 45.0%, crude fibre max 1.0%, moisture max 20.0%
• Calories: about 25 kcal per teaspoon, 76 kcal per tablespoon
• Flavour: vanilla
• Size: 16 fl oz (473ml)
• Suitable for: dogs 8 weeks and older

For dogs only. Do not give to cats or kittens. Not for human consumption. Contains milk and soy. Store in a cool, dry place; do not refrigerate. If your dog is on medication, has a medical condition, or is losing weight without a clear reason, check with your vet first.