Vet said use "2 pumps" per bowl for my cat. We have 3 bowls and change them 2x day (84 "pumps" /week). How many "pumps" in a bottle?
2050674
One pump is about 1/4 tablespoon (approx.) or .125 ounces. The bottle is 4 ounces, providing bout 32 pumps (+ or - a few pumps). I hope this helps!
2050675
I followed the directions on the bottle.... The plaque on my dogs teeth was very bad... The directions said 4 pumps per quart for 4 weeks.. Then 2 pumps per quart thereafter. After one month the plaque was gone. I mix 2 pumps per quart of filtered water. I store the dogs water in a quart bottle in the fridge... Wife says a quart lasts about a week... When her bowl is almost empty we clean the bowl and add the Boiotene mix... We have a MiniPin, 8yrs old. Her teeth are very clean nad her breath is sweet.. Before Biotene she was getting bad breath and plaque filled teeth....We are very pleased with the product... I followed the directions on the bottle.... The plaque on my dogs teeth was very bad... The directions said 4 pumps per quart for 4 weeks.. Then 2 pumps per quart thereafter. After one month the plaque was gone. I mix 2 pumps per quart of filtered water. I store the dogs water in a quart bottle in the fridge... Wife says a quart lasts about a week... When her bowl is almost empty we clean the bowl and add the Boiotene mix... We have a MiniPin, 8yrs old. Her teeth are very clean nad her breath is sweet.. Before Biotene she was getting bad breath and plaque filled teeth....We are very pleased... » Read More I followed the directions on the bottle.... The plaque on my dogs teeth was very bad... The directions said 4 pumps per quart for 4 weeks.. Then 2 pumps per quart thereafter. After one month the plaque was gone. I mix 2 pumps per quart of filtered water. I store the dogs water in a quart bottle in the fridge... Wife says a quart lasts about a week... When her bowl is almost empty we clean the bowl and add the Boiotene mix... We have a MiniPin, 8yrs old. Her teeth are very clean nad her breath is sweet.. Before Biotene she was getting bad breath and plaque filled teeth....We are very pleased with the product... « Show Less
2050676
Wow, two pumps per bowl?! We fill a quart bottle with water, squirt in two squirts, and then fill the bowls as needed (two dogs). We get about a month+ out of a bottle this way, and there's less waste if you only add as much water as they're drinking. Hope that helps.
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bottle says 2 pumps per qt. I make a 2 qt. bottle & put in fridge = 4 pumps. Have a small dog & lg. cat & they're doing very well on this amount.
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I know it's fine for a couple days for my one cat, but two cats it may not be enough. The problem are the holes on the side won't allow you to fill it too high. Another problem is if it's too full of food the cats can get to it easier/faster, which defeats the purpose of the bowl. If you bought two bowls then that would be perfect. I also found plastic versions that are cheaper, but they could be overturned/moved around easily.
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I buy "temptations" treats, about 15 into bowl, then put 1 drop on top of each one. My cat loves it. I have another pain medication I do the same way with another 15 treats. You can add 1 tablespoon, twice daily into the drinking water. I see less waste using the dropper.
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I have a fountain for my cats and the manufacturer of this product suggests NOT to use it in a fountain. I put one pump in a bowl with 2 cups of water at breakfast and then wash out bowl and put another pump and 2 cups water at dinner. My cats do not drink all the water but even with the small amount they get, their teeth are doing really well with less plague and smell.
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I spoke with my Vet and she recommend 2/3 can 3 times a day (expl: 10am--4pm--10pm) if your cat weighs between10 to 13 pounds.
2050197
Yes, but please note # of pumps needed per cat pound. If a grown cat, you'd have to practically soak the cat with 10-15 pumps. I mainly buy it for our shelters's kittens, 1 pump per kitten pound.
606704
For cats, the daily dosage is 1/2 - 1 scoop. The tub will last you a long time. I gave this to my 3 great danes and 1 cat for 6 weeks and I still have 1/3 of the tub left. It says you should see results after 3 - 8 weeks.
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The instruction say use one bag a month. I use two bags b/c that is what I think is good for my cat. So I guess you could say use what you feel your cat/s needs.
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Usually when it starts to get loud the water is really low so we just refill then, probably 1/8th full. Probably too big for an average size cat as my brothers smaller dog just barely can reach it, he is 20lbs. Hope this helps!
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Seeing as I am not a cat ...I have no idea. I have never bought the 3oz but my cat has one 5.5oz can a day and loves it - cured his bladder stones!
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i always split the tube but on a 9 lb cat i would use the whole thing,,, you can split another tube if you have a smaller cat but do it by drops, it is hard to tell how much you are using. i always buy the largest size and do this,,cheaper,,,
385172
The label on the 32 fl oz size bottle says about 0.12 fl oz per pump. 32/0.12 = 266 to 267 pumps
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I have 3 cats and I add water daily. They also have another water dish. They do have larger fountains that you can get.
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I use 1 bag per box and it seems to be plenty. As the weeks progress I add a second bag and after 3-4 wks I change out the whole system. The recommended amount of traditional litter is 11/2 inches so this is less. I also think it depends on how many cats are using box. I have 4 cats sharing 3 boxes. Either way this system has reduced out stress load immensely. It's cleaner and easier to deal with overall.
1548316
Monin puts out two bottle neck sizes. Check which pump should be for your bottle. The glass and plastic bottles are different sizes.
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I haven't measured exactly, but if you filled all of the tubes to the brim that would be quite a lot of food. We usually give our cat about a quarter cup of food at night and it ends up barely covering the bases of 3 or 4 tubes when spread out. Probably not the answer you're looking for.
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3 weeks is too long a time for any cat (and what about water?)!! Please don't do that! You should only leave a cat alone for no more than 3 days. Then have someone check in and make sure the water bowl is cleaned and filled and the food dispensor is okay (it should not need to be changed too ofen). They also can check if the cat seems to be okay... not injured or sick. When I go on trips, I board my cat. I went around town and found the best place I could. It is not as expensive as boarding a dog, but we still budget for this cost. It is worth it to know he is cared for, is safe and gets attention (and they watch for any medical issues) 3 weeks is too long a time for any cat (and what about water?)!! Please don't do that! You should only leave a cat alone for no more than 3 days. Then have someone check in and make sure the water bowl is cleaned and filled and the food dispensor is okay (it should not need to be changed too ofen). They also can check if the cat seems to be okay... not injured or sick. When I go on trips, I board my cat. I went around town and found the best place I could. It is not as expensive as boarding a dog, but we still budget for this cost. It is worth it to know he is cared for, is safe and gets... » Read More 3 weeks is too long a time for any cat (and what about water?)!! Please don't do that! You should only leave a cat alone for no more than 3 days. Then have someone check in and make sure the water bowl is cleaned and filled and the food dispensor is okay (it should not need to be changed too ofen). They also can check if the cat seems to be okay... not injured or sick. When I go on trips, I board my cat. I went around town and found the best place I could. It is not as expensive as boarding a dog, but we still budget for this cost. It is worth it to know he is cared for, is safe and gets attention (and they watch for any medical issues) « Show Less