Dog Supplement Dosage Calculator

Getting the right daily amount of any supplement starts with your dog's weight. Too little may not make a difference. Too much is wasteful and unnecessary. Our free dosage calculator takes the guesswork out of it.

Enter your dog's weight below and get personalised guidance for every supplement in our range, from probiotics and joint support to omega 3, bladder care, calming tablets and multivitamins. Each result shows the suggested daily amount based on the feeding guide for that specific product.

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How to Use the Calculator

Type your dog's weight in kilograms or drag the slider. The tool will automatically detect whether your dog falls into the small (under 10kg), medium (10 to 25kg) or large (25kg+) category and display the suggested daily amount for each supplement. Every dosage shown is taken directly from the product label, so what you see here matches what you will find on the bottle.

Why Dosage by Weight Matters

Most dog supplements are formulated with weight-based feeding guides. A 7kg terrier and a 40kg Labrador have very different nutritional needs, and giving the same amount to both would leave one under-supported and the other over-supplemented. Weight-based dosing is the standard approach used across canine nutrition, and it is the method we follow across every product in our range.

Breed size also plays a role. Larger breeds tend to put more daily stress on their joints and connective tissue. Smaller breeds may need less of a joint supplement but could still benefit from digestive or calming support. The calculator accounts for these differences by matching your dog's weight to the correct dosage tier for each product.

What Supplements Does It Cover?

The calculator covers six product categories across our dog supplement range:

A Note on Dosage Guidance

The results above are based on the feeding guides printed on each product label. They are designed to provide general nutritional guidance as part of a balanced diet, not to replace veterinary advice. If your dog is under veterinary supervision, pregnant, nursing or under 12 weeks of age, please speak to your vet before introducing any new supplement.

Every product in our range is manufactured in the UK to strict GMP standards. All ingredients are clearly listed on the label with no hidden extras. We do not make health claims about our products. What we do offer is clearly labelled, quality-controlled nutritional support that fits into your dog's daily routine.

Choosing the Right Supplements for Your Dog

Not every dog needs every supplement. A good starting point is to identify the area where your dog could benefit most from daily support and begin there. Many dog owners start with probiotics or joint support and add other products over time as needed. Here is a simple guide:

If your dog has a sensitive stomach, is on antibiotics, or is changing food, start with probiotics. If your dog is slowing down on walks, is stiff after rest, or is a larger breed, consider joint support. If your dog has a dull coat, dry skin, or you want to support skin health generally, try omega 3. If your dog is asking to go outside more often or having occasional accidents, look at bladder support. If your dog gets anxious during loud noises, travel or separation, try calming tablets.

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