PAWER for senior dogs: ask your vet first

Older dogs often see the vet more and many take medication. So with a senior dog, ask your vet before starting PAWER. The daily amount follows weight, not age. We cannot promise results, and PAWER is not a medicine.

What senior means

Dogs reach their senior years at different ages. Larger breeds are commonly considered senior sooner than small ones. Your vet can tell you where your dog stands.

Older dogs are often calmer, sleep more and have their own routines. Many owners start thinking harder about check-ups and daily habits at this stage.

Why we say ask your vet first

This is the most important part of this page.

Medication is common in older dogs. So are long-term health conditions. We do not know what your dog takes, and we cannot check for interactions. Your vet can.

Before starting PAWER, take along:

the bottle or the ingredient list: NMN, PQQ, CoQ10 (PureSorb Q40), methylfolate, fisetin, isoquercetin, inulin and vitamin B12
the daily amount you plan to give
a list of everything else your dog takes

If your vet says wait, wait.

How the daily amount follows weight

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

Two examples:

8 kg senior dog: 8 ÷ 10 × 1.7 = 1.36 ml per day
25 kg senior dog: 25 ÷ 10 × 1.7 = 4.25 ml per day

Old dogs can lose or gain weight without much notice. Weigh yours regularly and tell your vet about any shift. The dose finder updates the figure when the weight changes.

What owners of senior dogs commonly ask

“Is my dog too old?” There is no set age limit. The better question is what your vet says about your dog’s health.

“Will it help with slowing down?” Slowing down has many causes, and a vet should look into it. PAWER does not promise any change in how your dog moves or feels.

“Is it worth trying?” Some owners like a steady daily routine alongside good food, gentle exercise and regular check-ups. That is a choice, not a need.

Honest limits

The ingredients are mostly studied in people and lab animals. We claim no study of PAWER itself. PAWER does not treat, cure or prevent any disease. Nobody can promise results.

Other animals

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, so a vet decides.

See the adult dog guide for the basics. When your vet is happy, try the quiz. There is a 30-day money-back promise (see terms). Hungary ships first and other countries can join the waitlist.

General information for pet owners. Not veterinary advice.

Questions people ask

Is PAWER suitable for a senior dog?

It can be an option for adult dogs of any age, but with seniors, ask your vet first. Older dogs commonly take medication or have conditions, and a vet can check whether a new supplement fits alongside them.

Why does medication matter?

Some supplements and medicines can interact, and we cannot know what your dog takes. Medication is common in older dogs. Tell your vet exactly what you plan to give, including the ingredients and daily amount.

How much PAWER does a senior dog need?

The dose follows weight: 1.7 ml per 10 kg of body weight per day. A 12 kg senior dog works out at 2.04 ml. Weigh your dog often, as older dogs can gain or lose weight, which is worth telling your vet.

Will PAWER help my old dog feel better?

We cannot promise that. The ingredients are mostly studied in people and lab animals, not in PAWER itself. It is complementary feed and a daily routine, not a medicine. If your dog seems unwell, see your vet.

What changes should I take to the vet?

Any change in appetite, thirst, weight, energy, mobility, toileting or behaviour. These can have many causes, and a vet should look. Do not wait to see if a supplement changes them.