PAWER for Chihuahuas: tiny dogs, tiny doses

A Chihuahua is a very small dog, so the daily amount of PAWER is very small too. It follows body weight, not breed. Weigh your dog, use the syringe, and ask your vet first if there are medicines or health questions.

Typical adult weight: 1.5 to 3 kg

At 1.5 kg0.3 ml a day
At 3 kg0.5 ml a day

Breed standards give ranges. Your dog may be lighter or heavier, so weigh your dog and use that number.

Who the Chihuahua is

The Chihuahua is among the smallest dog breeds in the world. Adults typically weigh about 1.5 to 3 kg. They are known for big personality, alert eyes and a strong bond with one person.

Small body, small numbers. That matters for any daily supplement.

How the daily amount follows weight

PAWER Daily is a liquid for dogs, sold as complementary feed. The rule is simple: 1.7 ml per 10 kg of body weight per day. The syringe is marked in ml.

Two worked examples:

1.5 kg Chihuahua: 1.5 ÷ 10 × 1.7 = about 0.26 ml per day
3 kg Chihuahua: 3 ÷ 10 × 1.7 = about 0.51 ml per day

These are tiny amounts. Weigh your dog properly, read the syringe at eye level and check the figure in the dose finder. A few grams of difference matters more in a small dog than in a big one.

What Chihuahua owners often ask

Age. Chihuahuas are commonly described as long-lived for dogs, so owners often start thinking about routines in the senior years. If your dog is under one year, PAWER is not for them. Ask your vet. See our puppy guide and senior dog guide.

Size. Many owners wonder whether such a small dog needs a supplement at all. That is a fair question, and a vet is best placed to answer it for your dog.

Weight and food. Tiny dogs are often discussed in terms of careful feeding and treats. Weigh your dog now and then, since a small change in grams is a big change in percent.

What is in it

Eight ingredients: NMN, PQQ, CoQ10 (PureSorb Q40), methylfolate, fisetin, isoquercetin, inulin and vitamin B12. They are mostly studied in people and lab animals. We do not claim any study of PAWER itself.

Honest limits

PAWER does not treat, cure or prevent any disease. It is not a medicine. We cannot promise results, and every dog is different. Think of it as a daily routine, not a fix.

Ask your vet first if

your Chihuahua takes any medication
there is a health condition, pregnancy or nursing
your dog is under one year old
you are simply unsure

PAWER is for dogs only. Never give it to a cat or another animal. Some compounds that suit dogs are not suitable for other species.

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General information for pet owners. Not veterinary advice.

Questions people ask

How much PAWER does a Chihuahua need?

The dose is 1.7 ml per 10 kg of body weight per day. A 2 kg Chihuahua works out at 0.34 ml. Use the dose finder on the site and the ml marks on the syringe. Weigh your dog on kitchen or baby scales for a better figure.

Is the dose different for a small breed?

Not in principle. The rule is the same for every dog: 1.7 ml per 10 kg. A small dog simply has a small number. Because the amount is tiny, measure carefully and ask your vet if you are unsure about the syringe.

Can I give PAWER to my Chihuahua puppy?

No. PAWER is not for dogs under one year old. Puppies are still growing and their needs differ. Please ask your vet what is right for your puppy, and come back when your dog is over one year.

Will PAWER make my Chihuahua healthier or more lively?

Nobody can promise that. The ingredients are mostly studied in people and lab animals, not in PAWER itself. PAWER is a daily support routine, sold as complementary feed. Your vet is the right person for health questions.

Should I ask my vet first?

Yes, if your Chihuahua takes medication, has a health condition, or you are unsure. Small dogs can have dental, weight or other issues worth checking. A quick vet chat before any new daily routine is sensible.