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Rabbits, ferrets, horses and other pets: PAWER is not for them

PAWER Daily is for dogs only. It is not for rabbits, ferrets, guinea pigs, horses or any other mammal, and we make no claim it is safe for them. Species differ in how they digest and process compounds, so ask a vet. You can join the waitlist for updates.

The short answer

PAWER Daily is a daily liquid supplement for dogs, sold as complementary feed. It is not for rabbits, ferrets, guinea pigs, horses or any other mammal. No product for them exists, and we do not claim PAWER is safe for them.

Why other species are different

Animals are not scaled-up or scaled-down dogs. Digestion differs a lot.

Some compounds that suit dogs are not suitable for other species. We have not tested PAWER on any of them, and we make no claim. A vet decides.

What to do if you own another animal

If your pet may have swallowed some

Call your vet straight away. Have the bottle to hand so you can say what is in it.

Join the waitlist

There is no promise of a product for other animals. If you would like updates anyway, join the waitlist. It simply tells us how many owners are asking.

If you also have a dog, see how PAWER works for dogs. Cat owners can read the cat page. Our guide on asking your vet has questions to take along.

Honest limits

This is general information. We cannot advise on any animal other than a dog, and even for dogs we are not a substitute for a vet.

If anything here is unclear, your vet is the best person to ask.

General information for pet owners. Not veterinary advice.

Questions people ask

Can I give PAWER to my rabbit or guinea pig?

No. PAWER is not for rabbits, guinea pigs or other small mammals, and we do not claim it is safe for them. Their digestion is very different from a dog's. Ask an exotics-experienced vet.

What about ferrets?

No. Ferrets are not covered, and there is no ferret product. Ferrets have their own dietary needs, so ask your vet before giving any supplement.

Is it for horses?

No. PAWER is made and dosed for dogs by body weight. Horses are a different species with different needs, and the dog dose does not translate. Your equine vet can advise.

Will there ever be products for other animals?

We cannot promise that. Nothing exists today. You can join the waitlist for updates, which is only a sign of interest. Your vet can advise on your own dog.

How do I find a vet for an unusual pet?

Ask your regular clinic whether they see exotics, or look for a vet who lists rabbits, small mammals or horses. Tell them what the animal eats and takes now.

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