Is PAWER safe for my dog? What to know first

Nobody can promise a supplement is safe for every dog, and we will not. PAWER Daily is complementary feed for dogs, with eight listed ingredients. Some dogs should not start without a vet. Here is who, what to watch for, and when to stop.

The honest starting point

No supplement comes with a safety guarantee. That includes ours. What we can do is tell you what is in the bottle, who should wait, and what to watch.

What we list

PAWER Daily is a liquid for dogs, sold as complementary feed. It is not a medicine. It contains eight ingredients: NMN, PQQ, CoQ10 (PureSorb Q40), methylfolate, fisetin, isoquercetin, inulin and vitamin B12.

Most of these have been studied in people and lab animals. We do not claim any study of PAWER itself. So the evidence for dogs is thinner than we would like, and we say so.

Who should not start without a vet

Speak to your vet first if your dog:

is under one year old (PAWER is not for puppies)
is pregnant or nursing
takes any medication
has a diagnosed condition
has had reactions to foods or supplements before
or if you are simply unsure

Cats and other animals are different. PAWER is not for them. Never give it to a cat or any other pet.

Side effects to watch

Any new product can upset a dog. Keep an eye on the first days, and watch for:

vomiting or diarrhoea
itching, swelling or skin changes
unusual tiredness or restlessness
loss of appetite
anything that feels off to you

The stop-and-call rule

If something changes, stop giving PAWER and call your vet. Do not wait to see if it passes. Tell the vet exactly what your dog has had, and show them the label. If symptoms are severe, treat it as urgent.

What a vet can check

A vet knows your dog’s history, weight and any medicines. They can tell you whether a daily routine fits. Our short guide on talking to your vet has questions to take along.

Dose matters

Dose follows weight: 1.7 ml per 10 kg of body weight per day. A 20 kg dog gets 3.4 ml. More is not better, so do not guess. See how to give it.

Safe enough for you?

Only you and your vet can answer that. If your dog is a healthy adult and your vet is comfortable, the quiz shows whether PAWER fits your routine.

What we cannot tell you

We cannot say how your own dog will react. Dogs differ in age, size, diet and health. That is why we keep the advice plain: ask first when in doubt, start with the stated dose, watch closely, and stop if anything looks wrong.

General information for pet owners. Not veterinary advice.

Questions people ask

What is in PAWER?

Eight ingredients: NMN, PQQ, CoQ10 (PureSorb Q40), methylfolate, fisetin, isoquercetin, inulin and vitamin B12. We list all of them. Most were studied in people and lab animals, not in dogs, and not in PAWER itself. That is a real limit.

Who should not start PAWER?

Puppies under one year, dogs that are pregnant or nursing, dogs on medication, and dogs with a health condition should see a vet first. Cats and other animals should never be given it. If you are unsure, ask before you start.

What side effects should I watch for?

Watch for vomiting, loose stools, itching, unusual tiredness, restlessness or any change that is not normal for your dog. Mild stomach upset can happen with any new product. Stop and call your vet if anything worries you.

Can I give it to my cat?

No. PAWER is made for dogs only. Some compounds that suit dogs are not suitable for other species, so only a vet can decide for another animal. We make no safety claim for cats or other pets.