Questions, answered straight.

Yes, about a tenth less than he eats now. That is the part every vet agrees on, and it is the part that fails because he begs and you cave. The formula is what makes the smaller bowl feel like a full one, so the cut finally holds.

It is a chicken-flavored liquid you pump straight over his food. There is nothing to pick out and nothing to hide in cheese. If he refuses the first serving, tell us and we refund you.

Owners tell us the same order: the begging drops in the first week, more go on the walk by day ten, a waist from above and a collar notch around week four, the vet scale at six to eight weeks. The scale is last on purpose.

L-carnitine, the compound vets use for canine weight support. A heat-treated postbiotic that survives the pour and settles the appetite. Omega-3s from fish oil. A fullness fibre. No xylitol, no sugar, no stimulants, no green tea extract.

One pump per 25 lb of body weight, once a day. A 75 lb dog gets three pumps. One 8 oz bottle lasts a 75 lb dog a month. Start with half the dose for the first week.

It is built for dogs seven and up, and it goes alongside the plan your vet gave you, not instead of it. If he is on medication, show your vet the label. We are happy to send it.

Thirty days, results or refund, empty bottle accepted. Email support@pawdua.com with your order number and we sort it the same day.