Supplements for Dogs

Choosing the Right Supplement for Your Dog

Complementary feeds can add selected nutrients, plant-based ingredients and other feed components to a dog’s daily diet. Which product is suitable depends on the individual dog, its current diet and the intended feeding purpose.

This category includes complementary feeds for different areas of everyday canine care. The range covers products with formulations for movement and joints, stomach and digestion, skin and coat, daily dental care, calmness and everyday situations, as well as weight management.

Compare Composition and Ingredients

The products differ considerably in their composition. Depending on the formulation, they may contain ingredients such as herbs, brewer’s yeast, green-lipped mussel, glucosamine, prebiotics and probiotics, plant-based oils, minerals or vitamins.

The respective product pages provide the complete composition, analytical constituents and declared additives. This allows you to compare products and check whether individual ingredients are already supplied through the main diet or other complementary feeds.

Follow the Feeding Amount Based on Body Weight

For many products, the recommended daily amount depends on the dog’s body weight. Depending on the product, feeding is provided as a powder or tablet. Always follow the specific feeding recommendation, the stated measuring spoon weight and the information on the packaging.

Several complementary feeds should not be combined without consideration. In particular, similar ingredients, vitamins or minerals may result in overlapping daily intake amounts.

Use Complementary Feeds Responsibly

Complementary feeds are intended to supplement a dog’s daily diet. They do not replace a suitable complete feed, veterinary diagnosis or treatment.

In cases of existing medical conditions, persistent symptoms, regular medication, pregnancy or uncertainty about combining different products, their use should be discussed with a veterinarian or other qualified professional in advance.