How Do You Give Mighty-K9 To A Dog?
A simple four-step routine to discuss with your vet. Here is what each step means.
1. Ask your vet, and get the limp checked
Stiffness and limping have many causes, from arthritis to injury. A diagnosis comes first, along with advice on weight, exercise and proven pain relief.
2. Give it once daily with food
The seller says to mix the serving into your dog’s meal using the included dropper, with the amount based on weight. We do not print doses. Follow the label and the seller’s serving chart.
3. Store it dark and watch for stomach upset
One study reported that C60 in olive oil can become toxic when exposed to light, so keep the bottle in its dark glass, away from sun and heat. Watch for loose stools, vomiting or less appetite. Stop and call your vet if you see them.
4. Keep notes and review with your vet
Jot down walks, stairs and play for a few weeks. Review with your vet, and use the guarantee window if you see no difference. The seller says full results take eight to twelve weeks, which we could not verify.
🩺 Talk to your vet first, especially if your dog…
- is limping, stiff after rest, or reluctant to jump or climb (get a diagnosis)
- has pancreatitis, obesity, liver or kidney disease, or a sensitive stomach
- takes anti-inflammatories, steroids, blood thinners or any prescription medicine
- is a puppy, pregnant, nursing, or has food allergies
