Is PAWER worth the money? Think in cost per day

Whether a supplement is worth it is your call. The useful way to judge it is cost per day, set beside what else you spend on your dog. We will not quote prices here. We will show you how to do the sum, and be straight about what it can and cannot promise.

The honest question

Is it worth the money? Only you can say. We think the fair way to answer is cost per day, not the price on the bottle.

We do not state prices on guide pages. They live on the product page and may change. What matters here is how to think about them.

How to work out cost per day

Find the price you would pay.
Find how many days a bottle lasts for your dog.
Divide the first by the second.

Dose follows weight: 1.7 ml per 10 kg per day. A 10 kg dog uses 1.7 ml a day. A 30 kg dog uses 5.1 ml. So a larger dog goes through a bottle faster, and the daily cost rises with size. Use the dose finder to see your own dog’s number.

Compare it fairly

Set the daily figure beside things you already spend on:

treats and chews
a daily coffee or a pastry for yourself
toys that last a week
grooming and dog walker costs
other supplements already in the cupboard

This is not to say PAWER is cheap or dear. It is to put it in context so you decide with a clear head.

What you are paying for

You are paying for a daily routine and a transparent label. Eight ingredients are listed: NMN, PQQ, CoQ10 (PureSorb Q40), methylfolate, fisetin, isoquercetin, inulin and vitamin B12.

You are not paying for a promise. Most of these ingredients were studied in people and lab animals, and nobody can promise a particular result for your dog. If that makes the sum feel less attractive, that is a fair conclusion.

The 30-day money back

There is a 30-day money back. See the terms for how it works. It lowers the risk of trying, though it does not change the limits above.

Where it ships

Hungary first. Other countries join a waitlist and are told when shipping opens.

Before you buy

If your dog takes medication, has a condition, or is under one year old, ask your vet first. A vet visit costs less than guessing. See ask your vet.

When you are ready, take the quiz to see your dog’s amount.

Be wary of one thing

A low daily cost means little if the label hides what is inside. And a high one does not make a product better. Check the label first, then the sum.

General information for pet owners. Not veterinary advice.

Questions people ask

How do I work out cost per day?

Take the price, divide by the number of days one bottle lasts for your dog. Dose follows weight, so a bigger dog uses a bottle faster. The dose finder and the product page give the figures you need.

Does a higher price mean a better product?

Not by itself. Look at what is listed, the amounts, any testing and how honest the claims are. A clear label tells you more than a price tag does, so read the label first and the price second.

Is there a money-back option?

Yes, there is a 30-day money back. Read the terms for the details before you order. It lets you try the routine without being locked in, but it does not promise results.

Can I order from outside Hungary?

Hungary ships first. If you live elsewhere, you can join the waitlist and we will tell you when shipping opens in your country.