Pet | Ready Cal for Dogs 100cc | High Calorie Supplement | Weight Gainer and High Calorie Booster | 10 Vitamins, 7 Minerals & Omega Fatty Acids

My little Maltese can be finicky, and sometimes she stops eating for a day, even to the point where she throws up or has diarrhea. This can be a problem for small dogs, as they can go south quickly. After a big vet bill on one occasion, I learned that I need to be proactive when she is moving in that direction. This product works well to prevent problems. It provides needed calories, electrolytes, and a sweet taste that she tolerates when I squirt it in her mouth. (She won’t eat anything voluntarily in these times.) It’s messy, which is to be expected, but it prevents hypoglycemia and stabilizes her quickly. I like that the product has a long shelf life. I will keep it in stock for future needs. Great product!!!

This a good supplement for elderly or sick dogs who don't eat well. I gave it to my dog at her last stages of life and I think it supported her vitamins deficiency. It’s a heavy concentrated paste, easy to manage and you can crush any pills and mix with this paste to give the medications to dogs who reject to swallow pills. Is highly recommended it.

This stuff really helped when our Wheaton was under the weather, stopped eating for 5 days, and started losing weight. Great flavor and easy to administer. This stuffs a game changer!

This supplement is packed with calories and nutrients, making it ideal for dogs needing to gain weight or maintain a healthy calorie intake. Despite my dog's reluctance to eat much, she eagerly devours her food when this supplement is mixed in. I've noticed a significant improvement in her energy levels and overall health since incorporating it into her diet. While the supplement is effective and has undoubtedly helped my dog, it is on the pricier side. However, considering the positive impact it has had on her well-being, I find it worth the investment. The quality and effectiveness outweigh the cost, especially when it comes to ensuring my dog gets the nutrition she needs. If you have a dog struggling with weight maintenance or a picky appetite, I highly recommend giving this high calorie supplement a try. It may be a bit pricey, but the results speak for themselves in terms of improved health and vitality.

It seemed to work. Easy to use and dog hungry afterwards.

My dog was so sick. I really didn’t think he was going to make it. I was really skeptical about buying this product but I’m so glad I did two days of taking this medication. My dog has felt amazing. I think I have my dog back. Thank you for making this possible.

I can't speak of the weight gaining properties of this stuff, but I do know it's mostly sugar. From what I can tell it looks like some sort of molasses, probably enriched with vitamins. I personally didn't think it had a lot of vitamin levels in it, but I also don't know the dosage that animals need. My dog has always been a picky eater, and has been just above underweight for some time. Now that my mom (his previous owner) died, he's gotten skinnier. The few things he will eat, he doesn't eat enough. I figured I'd try this as a trial run to see if he'd gain any weight. I only got it yesterday so I don't know yet if it will cause him to gain weight. He does not like the flavor! I'm not surprised considering how picky he is, but I also don't blame him. It looks unappealing to me. The fat dog of the family (they eat separately btw) seems to want to try and I'm sure she'd love it. So I imagine a less picky pet would enjoy this? The servings of this stuff is pretty big for my Chihuahua, at one teaspoon. The instructions call for two teaspoons for dogs who don't eat enough, but I wasn't going to force my pup to eat that much. In order to get it in him I had to hold him firmly (but gently) and scoop it into his mouth. It might be easier if I had a smaller syringe to use but the tube it comes in is far too big to stick in a little dog's mouth; it also dispenses too much at a time for a little dog unless they love the stuff. In addition, I'm not sure if it's correlation or causation, but within an hour of eating the stuff for the first time my dog had diarrhea. He's got a sensitive stomach, but I'm cautious about the product now. I gave him another dose today in the hopes of getting his stomach used to it, but I am worried it will continue to upset his stomach. He hasn't eaten his regular dinner yet, so I hope this product isn't doing more harm than good. As for the packaging. It's a good concept, but it ended up being messy for me. I accidentally took the plunger from the tube, which seemed convenient at first since it allowed me to put product back into the tube as needed. Only when I put the plunger back in the product began oozing out of the top and wouldn't stop! It made a big mess. I ended up squeezing the tube into a bowl and discarding the tube. I really wanted to like the product but I'm not sure I'll buy it again unless my dog learns to love it, doesn't get an upset stomach, and gains weight.

I purchased this after a neighbor recommended it to me because my dog was super sick. He wouldn't eat or drink anything for about 3 days and was quickly losing weight. He also had diarrhea too and he was close to dying. Turns out he had some kind of sickness that acts just like parvo, as well as worms. The emergency vet bill wasn't nice but anyways, I was able to at least get him to drink a bunch of water with this stuff. I had to rub it on his gums under his lips because he wasn't willing at first to eat anything, but once he ate just a bit of this paste, he became very thirsty and ended up drinking a lot of water from the bathtub. He was just guzzling it. Without this paste, I'm sure he would have died as I didn't have the $2k to take him to the vet before trying this.