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How much fish oil should I give my 50lb dog?
A 50-lb dog would need about 2,000 mg (2 grams) of fish oil per day. The maximum dose for a 50-lb dog would be 3,200 mg/ day.
How much fish oil should a dog have per day?
In dogs, recommended doses of EPA and DHA supplements for therapeutic purposes range from 50 to 220 mg/kg body weight. The highest dose is recommended for osteoarthritis.
Can I give my dog 1000 mg of fish oil?
Yes, that is fine to give once a day. I recommend a maximum of 750 mg of fish oil per 10 lbs of body weight in a dog.
Can I give my dog too much fish oil?
Fish oil is well tolerated by dogs, even at fairly high dosages. However, you should still speak with your vet, as too much fish oil can have health consequences. Obesity, blood clotting issues and stomach upset are all potential problems that can result from too much fish oil.
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