Does PAWER work? An honest answer on the evidence

Honestly: nobody can promise it. The ingredients have mostly been studied in people and lab animals, not in dogs taking PAWER. There is no study of PAWER itself. Here is what is known, what is not, and how to judge for yourself with your vet.

The honest answer

We cannot promise that PAWER Daily will do anything for your dog. PAWER is a daily liquid supplement, sold as complementary feed. It is not a medicine and does not treat, cure or prevent any disease. Nobody can promise results, and we would be wary of anyone who does.

What is known, by ingredient class

PAWER has eight ingredients. Here is the plain picture of each group.

NMN, PQQ and CoQ10 (PureSorb Q40). These are studied for their role in how cells handle energy. Most of the work is in people and lab animals. Small human trials exist for some of them, with mixed and modest results.
Fisetin and isoquercetin. Plant compounds from the flavonoid family. Studied mostly in lab dishes and rodents, with a few early human studies.
Methylfolate and vitamin B12. Well-known nutrients. We know a lot about their role in the body in people. What a healthy dog gains from extra is a separate question.
Inulin. A plant fibre that gut bacteria feed on. Studied in people, and in some animals.

What has not been tested

PAWER as a finished product, in dogs.
The eight ingredients together, in dogs.
Long-term use in dogs of different breeds, sizes and ages.

Results in mice or in a dish do not carry over automatically. Dogs differ from both.

How to judge for yourself

Talk to your vet first. Especially if your dog takes medication, has a condition, is pregnant or nursing, or is under one year.
Write down a baseline. Weight, appetite, walks, sleep, coat, mood. Photos help.
Keep everything else steady. Same food, same routine, one change at a time.
Review after a few weeks with your vet. A vet can check what you notice, and rule out other causes.
Stop and call the vet if anything seems off.

Owners commonly say they look at supplements for everyday health and energy. That is a reason, not a result.

Our promise is about honesty

We tell you what is in it, how to dose it (1.7 ml per 10 kg a day), and what we do not know. There is a 30-day money back, see the terms. You can also read the safety guide and compare with other supplements.

General information for pet owners. Not veterinary advice.

Questions people ask

Has PAWER itself been studied?

We do not claim any study of PAWER itself. The ingredients have been looked at on their own, mostly in people and lab animals. That is not the same as proof for this product in dogs.

Why do you list the ingredients if the evidence is limited?

Because you should see what you are buying. We say what has been tested and what has not, so you can decide. Listing an ingredient is not a claim it will do anything for your dog.

How long until I would notice anything?

We cannot say, and your dog may show no visible change. Many effects of daily routines are subtle. Note things before you start so you and your vet can compare.

Does a lab result in mice apply to my dog?

Not directly. Lab animal results are a starting point for questions, not an answer. Dogs differ from mice and from people in how they absorb and process compounds.

What if I see no difference?

That is possible. We offer a 30-day money back, see the terms. Talk to your vet about what to do next, and stop if you see anything that worries you.