Approx 90 Servings of Dog Weight Gainer - Weight Gain Supplements for Dogs - Canine and Dog Muscle Builder - Made in The USA

Amazing!! I supplement my Great Danes food with this everyday. I had surgery last year and had to board my Great Dane for 5 weeks while I was in the hospital. I picked him up and he lost nearly 20lbs! After a month at home and using a supplement the vet recommended he still could not regain his weight loss. I started this and wow! The photos are after 3 months on this supplement. He now weighs more than previous because he has also gained more muscle mass. He acts like a puppy again. It's been about 8 months on this and it's amazing. Bonus, he loves the taste too.

I love this product and my dogs love it too! My youngest Italian Mastiff had a very hard time gaining weight but once I had her on this weight gainer she put on 20lbs in 3 months.

Good Results for My Dogs — But Not for Every DogI’ve used this product with no issues in my dogs — they’ve tolerated it well, love the flavor, and I’ve noticed healthy weight maintenance and energy since starting it. The powder mixes easily with food and hasn’t caused any GI upset in our case.That said, I took the time to read through the negative reviews and noticed several people reporting seizures, diarrhea, weight loss, and low calcium levels. While I haven’t experienced any of those side effects personally, it’s worth knowing that this supplement contains high levels of Vitamin D (750 IU per scoop) and a concentrated amino acid profile, which might not suit every dog — especially those with sensitive stomachs, underlying kidney/liver issues, or seizure histories.🧪 If you’re thinking about trying this, I recommend:• Talking to your vet first, especially if your dog has health conditions.• Starting with a lower dose to see how your dog responds.• Monitoring your dog’s weight, appetite, and behavior.Overall, it’s worked well for us, but like with any supplement, one size doesn’t fit all.

I bought this powder for my senior dogs who has lost some weight due to old age. I add a scoop to her kibble and add a bit of warm water before mixing it all together. She loves it! I have only used it for about a month and she has gained 2 pounds!

Update: I’m going to be totally honest, this did not end up doing anything for our dog. She didn’t even gain a single pound while being on this for a full month. We had better results from keeping her normal feeding schedule, but switching to a high protein puppy food. It only took her about 2-3 weeks to gain back the weight she lost using only the puppy food. I would probably skip this one.I will update this review later when my dog has been on it long enough to see results. For now, this is based on my first impression.I have a 12 month old Great Dane pup who is underweight. If you know about giant breeds, you know it’s imperative to keep them slightly underweight as puppies because they grow incredibly fast. Any additional mass while their bones are growing rapidly can cause devastating life-long skeletal malformations. This isn’t our first giant breed we’ve raised, so we weren’t new to this. However, it’s normally difficult to keep them lean as they will eat you out of house and home if you let them. Unfortunately, with this puppy, it’s been a different story. She just is not that interested in food and never has been. She has no food motivation whatsoever and will only eat if she sees someone else eating. This makes things a little more interesting when we can’t have every meal at home. So, she has always been thin, but it wasn’t a huge concern for the aforementioned reasons. Now she’s just reached a year old and the bulk of her growing is done, so it’s time for her to fill out. We’ve been trying everything to get her to eat more because she is still growing, albeit not nearly at the same rate as before. Then she had her first heat cycle and became even less interested in food (this can be normal for some dogs). Unfortunately, that meant that she dropped more weight and became concerningly thin. It was no longer a few ribs showing, it was almost all of them plus some notches of her spine. It doesn’t help that she is still very much a puppy, and VERY active. We tried everything to get her eating more and gaining weight, but she kept growing, eating less and just wouldn’t catch up. As a last resort, I bought this powder. We’re on day 2 of use, and she has had no issues eating it all. I mix some low sodium beef broth into her food first, and then sprinkle the powder so that it sticks to the damp food. She needs 4 scoops for her size, and that’s a LOT of powder, so the broth really helps. We give 2 scoops for her first meal, then 2 for her second. The fact that she actually eats it and finds it palatable is awesome! It also doesn’t seem to be causing any stomach upsets, but will know for sure in the coming days. I’m excited to see if this works for her.