Supplements

Yes. Every supplement in this collection is selected with small dogs in mind — from ingredient profiles to dosage formats. All products are suitable for dogs between 2–12kg when used as directed.

Some are, some aren’t. Puppies have different nutritional needs than adult dogs.

Products marked Puppy-friendly on the product page are suitable for younger dogs. If a supplement isn’t labelled as such, we recommend waiting until your dog is fully grown or checking with your vet first.

Unless explicitly marked Puppy-friendly, we generally do not recommend the following for puppies:

• Joint supplements (e.g. mobility or joint support blends)
• Multivitamin or functional blends designed for adult dogs
• Pre-, pro- or postbiotic mixes unless advised by a professional

Puppies on a complete, balanced diet typically don’t need additional supplementation.

Yes — when used correctly. Supplements are designed to support daily health, but more is not better. Always follow the usage guidelines on the product page and adjust based on your dog’s size and needs.

In most cases, yes — but with intention. For example, omega oils and probiotics can often be used together. Avoid stacking multiple supplements with overlapping purposes unless advised by a vet or canine nutrition professional.

Start slowly. Introduce one supplement at a time and begin with a smaller amount for the first few days. This helps avoid digestive upset and makes it easier to spot sensitivities — especially important for small dogs.

We prioritise simple, high-quality formulations with clear sourcing. Some supplements are fish-based, others plant-based. What matters most to us is effectiveness, digestibility, and suitability for small dogs — not trend labels.

Most mass-market supplements are formulated for large dogs and produced at scale. We curate small-batch products with higher-quality ingredients, appropriate dosages, and formats that make sense for small dogs. Less filler. More intention.