Product Overview
Brand: Goodscious
Features:
- FOR THE OWNER WHOSE DOG ALREADY TAKES IT: 32 oz is the step up from the 16 oz trial bottle and holds roughly twice the servings, so one medium or large dog stays on the routine for months instead of reordering every few weeks
- MEASURED BY WEIGHT, NOT GUESSWORK: A 30 to 35 lb dog takes 1 teaspoon a day in food. Halve it for a 15 lb dog, double it to 2 teaspoons at 60 lb. Owners of mixed size households scale from one bottle rather than buying a separate product per dog
- GOES IN THE WATER BOWL OR THE FOOD, YOUR CHOICE: Pour 1 tablespoon per quart into drinking water and every dog in the house is dosed at once, or measure it onto food instead. Most supplements only work one way, which is awkward in a multi dog home
- FIVE INGREDIENTS, ALL NAMED ON THE LABEL: Purified water, white vinegar, garlic, lemon juice and ginger, with no artificial flavors, dyes or preservatives. Owners who read labels get the full list rather than a proprietary blend hiding the amounts
- READ THIS BEFORE THE FIRST SERVING: This formula contains garlic, so do not use it if your dog has anemia. Introduce it gradually rather than a full serving on day one, and check with your vet first if your dog is pregnant, nursing or on medication
Details: A Five Ingredient Recipe That Goes in the Bowl This is a liquid whole food additive built on white vinegar, garlic, lemon juice and ginger in purified water. It has been made to the same recipe since the mid 1980s, and it goes into your dog's food or drinking water rather than being applied to the skin or coat. Why 16 oz This is the smallest bottle in the range. The vinegar note is noticeable and some dogs take to it faster than others, so a short bottle is the sensible way to find out before committing. For a 30 to 35 lb dog on the 1 teaspoon food serving, 16 oz covers roughly three months of daily use. How Much to Give Shake the bottle well before every use. Two ways to serve it: In food: a 30 to 35 lb dog takes 1 teaspoon daily. Halve it to 1/2 teaspoon for a 15 lb dog and double it to 2 teaspoons for a 60 lb dog, scaling from there by weight. In water: add 1 tablespoon per quart of drinking water, the same regardless of the dog's weight. You can use either method or both. Serve daily alongside the normal diet. What Is In It Five ingredients and nothing else: purified water, white vinegar, garlic, lemon juice and ginger. No artificial flavors, dyes or preservatives. The vinegar makes up roughly a third of the bottle by volume, which is also what keeps it shelf stable without added preservatives. Storage Keep the cap sealed and store somewhere cool and dry, away from direct sunlight. Do not freeze. Natural settling between uses is normal, which is why shaking before pouring matters. Important Safety Information Do not use if your pet suffers from anemia. This formula contains garlic. Talk to your veterinarian before starting any new supplement, and particularly if your dog is pregnant, nursing, on medication, scheduled for surgery, or has a known blood, liver or digestive condition. Introduce it gradually rather than at a full serving on day one. Also Known As Shoppers look for this style of product as a liquid dog supplement, vinegar supplement for dogs, garlic and vinegar pet blend, daily water additive, food topper, or herbal pet wellness liquid. Please Note This is a food supplement intended to complement a complete and balanced diet. It is not a medication and it is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or condition.
