Dog nutritional paste is an easily absorbed, easy-to-digest, and very practical rapid nutritional supplement that helps dogs quickly return to their best condition after consumption. It is a supplement mainly formulated based on the daily nutritional needs of dogs, with a wide range of uses, but currently mainly used for dogs after surgery and illness. So what are the effects of dog nutritional paste? Which types of dogs is it suitable for?

　　1. The effects of dog nutritional paste

　　As the name suggests, dog nutritional paste serves the purpose of supplementing nutrition. Generally, dogs that are malnourished, very young, or just recovering from serious illness can supplement their nutrition through eating nutritional paste. It is mainly used for physical recovery after surgery and illness in dogs and cats; restoring strength after work or heavy labor; energy supplementation for weak or elderly dogs and cats; treating anorexia, anemia, and improving immunity. It can also be used for daily nutritional supplementation, promoting coat health, and regulating appetite.

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　　2. Which dogs need nutritional paste supplementation

　　1. Puppies, as their digestive and absorption abilities are not fully developed, making them easy to develop calcium deficiency, which can cause slow growth, poor physical condition, and weak resistance.

　　2. Picky eaters. For dogs that are long-term picky eaters, do not eat their dog food properly, or eat human food with very monotonous diets, it is necessary to supplement certain nutrients such as vitamins and minerals.

　　2. Pregnant dogs and lactating female dogs. At this time, dogs’ bodies require more nutrition, and feeding nutritional paste can supplement their needs for various nutrients, especially calcium.

　　3. Elderly dogs. Due to the gradual decline in absorption ability of senior dogs, their nutrient uptake is greatly reduced. Feeding dog nutritional paste can increase various nutrient elements.

　　4. Sick dogs. Sick dogs often eat poorly, and feeding them nutritional paste can provide basic energy.

　　5. When changing dog food, usually dogs do not have a good appetite. Adding some nutritional paste at this time will greatly improve their appetite.

　　6. Overweight dogs. For some overweight dogs, balanced pet nutrition is needed to help control their weight.

Pet Nutritional Paste

　　3. Correct usage of dog nutritional paste

　　1. 5-10ml per 5kg daily;

　　2. If this product is the main food, 10-20ml per 5kg;

　　3. For some dogs, before feeding, place a small amount of this product in the mouth to get them accustomed, then feed directly;

　　4. Apply directly to the pet’s nose or mouth to lick, or mix with food, or feed according to veterinary instructions.

　　If feeding too much at the beginning causes the pet not to adapt quickly to the taste, start with a small amount. Squeeze a little onto your fingertip rather than directly from the tube to avoid scaring the pet with the scent from the tube. If the pet is unwilling to lick, apply it to the pet’s nose. Remember not to be discouraged if the pet rejects the taste; try again.

　　Nutritional paste is not a miracle, but it can maintain the dog’s normal physiological functions and supply the daily required vitamins, proteins, and energy. These advantages can relieve pet lovers’ concerns about their pet’s health. For dog lovers, a dog with a good appetite and great health is the best.

　　Editor's tip: Since one tube of nutritional paste weighs about 140g, similar in size to toothpaste used at home, and has very high nutrient content, for large dogs and dogs that like to eat, if the amount is not controlled, it can be finished within a few days. So be sure to feed this supplement in moderation!