Is PAWER for cats? No, not today. Here is why

No. PAWER Daily is for dogs only. There is no cat product today, and you should not give the dog version to a cat. Cats process some compounds very differently from dogs, so a vet decides what a cat can have. You can join the waitlist for updates.

The short answer

PAWER Daily is a daily liquid supplement for dogs, sold as complementary feed. There is no cat version today. Please do not give the dog product to a cat, in any amount.

Why cats and dogs differ

Cats are strict meat eaters with a body chemistry of their own. Some compounds that suit dogs, or people, are handled slowly or badly by cats. Famous examples exist in common household and pet products, which is why vets treat cats as their own case, not as small dogs.

For that reason we do not claim PAWER is safe for cats, and we have not made it for them. The same goes for the eight ingredients on their own: what works in a dog’s routine tells you little about a cat.

What cat owners can do

You still have good options.

Ask your vet before adding anything to your cat’s diet. This is especially true if your cat takes medication, has a condition, is pregnant or nursing, or is a kitten or senior.
Start with basics. Appropriate food, fresh water, a calm home, play and regular check-ups do more than any supplement.
Watch and note. Changes in appetite, drinking, weight, litter habits or energy are worth a vet call. Take notes and photos, and bring them to the appointment.
Check labels. Choose products made for cats, from companies that say plainly what they know and do not know.

If you have both a dog and a cat

Keep the bottle and syringe out of the cat’s reach. Wash the syringe after use. If you think your cat has had some, call your vet.

Join the waitlist

We cannot promise a cat product, and we do not want to guess at one. If you would like updates, join the waitlist. It is a way of telling us there is interest, nothing more.

If you also share your home with a dog, you can read about how PAWER works for dogs and when to ask your vet. For other animals, see other pets.

Honest limits

This page is general information. It cannot cover every cat, age or condition. We cannot tell you what is right for your cat. Only a vet who has examined your cat can.

If anything here is unclear, your vet is the best person to ask.

General information for pet owners. Not veterinary advice.

Questions people ask

Can I give my cat a small amount of the dog dose?

No. PAWER is not for cats, and we do not claim it is safe for them. Do not scale the dose down. Ask your vet what, if anything, suits your cat.

Why can a cat not just have a smaller dose?

Cats are not small dogs. Their bodies handle some compounds differently, so a lower amount does not make it suitable. A vet should decide any supplement for a cat.

Is a cat version planned?

We cannot promise one. There is no cat product today. If you join the waitlist we will send updates, and nothing more is implied by signing up.

My household has a dog and a cat. Is that a problem?

Store the bottle away from the cat, and do not let the cat lick the syringe or the dog's bowl after a dose. Ask your vet if the cat has swallowed any.

What should I give my cat for everyday health instead?

That is a question for your vet. Good food, water, play, and regular check-ups come first, and a vet can advise on any supplement. Your vet can advise on your own dog.