Pet Intact Dosing: A Practical Walkthrough for Multi-Pet Households

One bottle of Pet Intact™. Two dogs at different weights. A cat. Maybe a senior dog on a higher dose. Here’s how multi-pet households actually run the daily dosing routine without it falling apart in week three.

The dosing chart, in one sentence

One drop of Pet Intact™ per ten pounds of body weight, mixed into food, once a day.

That’s the whole chart. A 10-lb cat gets 1 drop. A 60-lb dog gets 6 drops. A 90-lb dog gets 9 drops. Round to the nearest drop — the dose is forgiving, and a drop or two over the recommended amount is not a problem (the body adjusts).

Multi-pet household math

Say your household runs: a 60-lb mixed-breed dog, a 30-lb terrier, and a 12-lb cat. Daily total: 6 + 3 + 1 = 10 drops. One 1-oz bottle of Pet Intact™ contains approximately 600 drops, which gives that household around 60 days per bottle.

Two larger dogs (say 70 lb and 80 lb) = 7 + 8 = 15 drops a day = roughly 40 days per bottle.

A single cat = 1 drop a day = over a year per bottle.

The Subscribe & Save replenishment cadence on Pet Intact™ is set for the average single-pet household. If you’re multi-pet, bump the cadence to match your actual consumption: your subscription dashboard lets you adjust the frequency or the per-shipment quantity in a couple of taps.

The mealtime-dose habit

The single biggest reason daily pet supplements get skipped is the habit isn’t anchored to something the pet already reliably does. The fix is simple: dose it into the food at the meal you never miss.

For most households, that’s the morning meal. The dog stands at the food bowl. The drops go on top. The food gets eaten. Done.

For multi-pet households, run all the pets through the same meal: prep each bowl, count the drops for each pet by weight, distribute. Takes about 30 seconds for three pets once you’ve done it twice.

What if one pet is picky

Pet Intact™ is liquid and mostly tasteless — most pets don’t notice it’s there. For the picky eater (often the cat in the household), here are the workarounds in order of effectiveness:

1. Mix the drops into a small amount of wet food first, then add to dry food.
2. Mix into a teaspoon of plain canned pumpkin or plain yogurt as a topper.
3. For dogs: a small amount of bone broth as the carrier.
4. For the truly stubborn cat: directly into the wet-food portion they’ll eat fastest.

You don’t need to syringe-dose Pet Intact™ in food refusers — the dose is small enough and the mixing options are flexible enough that one of the above usually solves it.

Senior pets and higher-need pets

For senior pets, pets recovering from surgery, or pets where your vet has specifically recommended additional daily nutritional support, the dose is the same: 1 drop per 10 lb body weight. The product is built around a consistent baseline, not a therapeutic spike.

If your vet has a different recommendation for a specific situation, follow your vet’s direction. For any new supplement plan in a senior pet, in a pet on prescription medication, in a pregnant or nursing pet, talk to your vet first.

Storage and bottle life

Store Pet Intact™ at room temperature, cap sealed, out of direct sunlight. The pantry shelf, the kitchen cabinet, or the spot next to the pet-food bin all work. The product is shelf-stable; refrigeration not required.

Once opened, the bottle is good through the printed expiration date. If you’re running through it in 60 days as a multi-pet household, you’ll never come close to the date.

The three habits that make it stick

1. Pick the most reliable meal of the day. Same meal every day. The morning bowl, the evening bowl — whichever the pets never miss. Don’t move it.
2. Keep the bottle next to the food. Out of sight is out of mind. The bottle lives where the food is prepared.
3. Don’t make up missed doses. If you miss a day, resume the next day. No doubling. The product is built for daily consistency, not corrective spiking.

Why dose by weight

Body weight is the most reliable single variable for matching dose to the animal in front of you. A 90-lb dog doesn’t need the same dose as a 7-lb cat — the difference is roughly 13x in body mass — and a one-size-fits-all spoon or scoop would systematically under-dose the large dogs and over-dose the small cats.

The drop format and the per-10-lb dose let you match the dose to the pet without doing math beyond elementary-school arithmetic. That’s the design intent. Pet Intact™ for the household.

Pet Intact™ is formulated and labeled in accordance with AAFCO guidance for animal feed supplements. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult your veterinarian before starting any new supplement, especially for pregnant, nursing, or medication-taking pets.