does it have a dosage chart? I have a 7 lb. maltese.
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I believe it does. Most supplements are rated for dogs 1-10 lbs 11-20 lbs and so on.
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Yes - number of pumps based on weight of the animal. (0-10 pounds: 1/2 pump)
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yes, there is a chart on the side of the bottle suggesting amount to squirt on food according to the size of the dog.
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I think it does....I gave mine to a friend that has used it for a while and when I tried hers she told me to use just a couple of drops and she has two Boston Terriers. I have 2 Yorkies and one sometimes gets diarrhea and I didn't want to over do. But I'm pretty sure it does have a chart. T
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Not sure, but I think the pump squirt is sized for the weight of the dog... For instance, I had been buying the smaller 8 oz size bottle for my Pom because she was so small. This time I ordered the next size up because 16oz is only $4 more than the 8oz size. Quite a savings. When I received the larger size I noticed that the pump was larger and dispersed more. To answer your question, You might want to call the company directly, give them the weight of your dog and the size bottle & pump that fits...then ask them the correct dosage and the equivalent mg in one squirt. They are very helpful.
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Hi Cindy, Thanks for asking your question. Glucosamine = 900mg, Chondroitin = 350mg, MSM = 800mg. This is the recommended dosage for dogs 60lbs and over. Our supplement also has a score on it (which means you can easily break it in half) for smaller dogs. So dogs under 60lbs can also be given our supplement using half the dosage. I hope this answers your question.
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32 oz bottle. 60-120 lb dog is 1 to 2 teaspoon per treatment. 1 oz = 6 teaspoons. This should be plenty to treat all the dogs twice.
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yes. The 6ml vial for a large dog has many applications for cats. Just reduce the dosage for cats
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Depends on how much you need for weight. Someone 113 to 137 lbs takes 2 1/2 tsp (625mg). Bottle says 50mg/mL. Contents 32 FL OZ (946.4 mL). Do the math 50mg times 946.4 mL equals 47,320 mg47,320mg divided by 625mg (treatment for above weight) equals75 treatments if you weigh between 113 and 137 lbsdosing is different for dogs and cats. 1 mL for every 10 lbs. So 946.4 mL (in the bottle) multiplied by 10 lbs (of dog or cat) and this bottle should treat 9,464 lbs of pets.so if you dog weighs 50 lbs you should be ablecto treat 189 times.
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I never looked for mg, but the bottle says 1 per day. Presumably it is within tolerance limits. Our dog weighs 15 pounds and we noticed a remarkable improvement early on - about a year ago. She still takes them.
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Please talk with your vet before making your decision. The reason for and severity of your pet's limping will determine if DS is best dosage.
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The ones that I ordered for my 10 pound Yorkie were 225 mg. She needed half of one each day.
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Hi there I can only tell you that is the dosage on the bottle. I have a 140 pound dog yes it is a lot of pills but, his coat is now in amazing condition soft and lots of shine. My dogs love them I thought that I was going to have to individually wrap each pill in cheese to get them to eat them but, no they love them and eat them like treats. If you really have some concerns regarding the dosage speak with your local vet for assurance. Hope this helps.
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I checked our toy Pomeranian on her stomach. Never got an accurate reading. It seemed to vary a little each time, but it would read. I'm not sure if it would work but I think it would
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Sorry, I don't have any of the containers anymore ... doesn't it say on the site? If not, call the company that makes it. That's what I did to make sure it was safe to give my dog and what the dosage should be.
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They don't carry this for large/giant that I could find. The one I got is for small medium so I just give my dog 2 pills. I forgot how I found the size for dogs on the pills but I remember it took forever.
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I'm sorry. That info is not on the bottle. They are from a co. in VT., but if the mfg. is different, it isn't listed. I do know it has help my doggie greatly.
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Not this exact one. But they do have the same product in smaller doses for your dog.
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1 gram = 1/4 tsp. Dosage for dogs: 1/4 teaspoon for each 30lbs body weight, added to food each day. Cats: 1/4 teaspoon added to food each day. The 100g container has 100 doses for dogs 30 pounds and under. The 300g container is the best buy with 300 doses for dogs 30 pounds and under (if you dog is over 30 pds then you would have 150 doses).
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A 34 ounce bottle goes a long way. However, it depends on the weight. According to to bottle label: Net contents: 32 fl oz (946 .4 mL).Verify with your veterinarian: For dogs and cats - 1mL for every 10 lbs.