How to Read Our Labels

Clear labels. Practical daily wellness.

Start with the current package label. Read each section together before deciding whether a formula fits an animal's routine.

Intended species

First confirm which animal the current label identifies. Do not infer intended species from an ingredient, product name, image, or catalog group.

Format and count

Format describes how the product is presented, and count describes the quantity in the package. Confirm both on the current package because different listings can look similar.

Active and other ingredients

Read the full ingredient information shown on the current package. Product names highlight a formula, but they do not replace the complete label.

Serving directions

Follow the serving directions on the current package. Do not calculate a serving from the package count or from directions for another product.

Allergens and cautions

Review the allergen and caution statements on the actual package before use. If this information is not available online, check the package or contact us; do not assume that an unlisted item is absent.

Lot and best-by details

Check the lot and best-by details when shown on the package. Keep the package so those identifiers are available if you have a product question.

When to ask a veterinarian

Ask a veterinarian before use when an animal has individual health needs, takes medication, is pregnant or nursing, or when the label directions or cautions are unclear.

This product is for routine nutritional support and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. It is not a substitute for veterinary care.

Browse formulas

These groups are for catalog organization by formula name. They do not determine whether a product is right for a specific animal; always follow the current package label.

Multivitamin Formulas

Probiotic & Mushroom Formulas

Joint & L-Carnitine Formulas

NAD+, Taurine & Lactoferrin Formulas

Blueberry & Lutein Formula

Cat Grass & Hairball Formula

FAQ

Which source should I follow if online details and my package differ?

Follow the current package label and contact us with the product and lot details so we can review the listing.

Does a catalog group tell me whether a formula is right for my animal?

No. Catalog groups organize formula names. Read the current label and ask a veterinarian about individual needs.

Where can I see the available formulas?

Browse all formulas and review our standards for published product information.