Typically, 3 weeks. Many users at their 2–3-week check-up with our Chief Vet report an improvement in skin and coat and their pet is less itchy. For gut improvement results are likely to be quicker and any runny motions appear to settle in 3-7 days.

Pumpkin seeds, coconut, kelp, chia seeds, turmeric, ginger, brazil nuts, probiotic powder and kiwifruit. See more about our key ingredients here: Whats in doggy daily?

It’s delish, most dogs will lick the bowl clean of any Doggy Daily crumbs! If your dog isn’t so sure then make sure the supplement is well mixed with the food. If you are feeding with dry food a dash of olive oil can help bind the supplement to the biscuits/kibble, like this: https://www.oliveskitchen.co.nz/pages/how-to-feed-the-supplement. We rarely find a dog that doesn’t like the taste!

No – Doggy Daily is completely natural and safe for your dog to take. Please note that Sedapet does include St Johns Wort which has been shown to interact with some medicines. If you’re unsure we encourage you to discuss with your vet.

Start the introduction of raw food slowly to avoid any upset to their gut. Slowly change the ratio of old food to new food and remember to add your Doggy Daily.

Each pack of Doggy Daily has a shelf life of between one to two years. Expiry date is stamped on the back of each pouch and will be reflective of date of manufacture.

Yes, any dog breed and size can take Doggy Daily, the amount you use is calculated by weight and outlined on the back of every packet. You can start giving Doggy Daily to puppies as young as 12 weeks old, as long as they’re comfortably eating solid foods.

We recommend just once a day to enhance your dog's vitality and wellbeing.

We take secure payments from credit and debit cards from Visa, Mastercard and Amex. We also do Afterpay.

We ship anywhere in NZ and offer free shipping for orders over $149.00 You can see all shipping options here: http://www.oliveskitchen.co.nz/pages/shipping Your order will be dispatched the next business day. We use NZ Couriers and Post Haste for shipping with a target of overnight delivery for the North Island and two-day delivery for the South Island. Please note that if we’re in a lockdown the post service does slow down so please expect delays in these cases.

Yes! We have stockists all over the country. To find your local click here: https://www.oliveskitchen.co.nz/pages/stockists-map

Although this has been very popular and is a product we love, we’ve decided to discontinue stocking it at this stage. We’ve had a discussion with the NZ Ministry of Primary Industries (MPI) and have come to the conclusion that right now we are not able to sell Hemp Seed Oil for dogs. MPI require a zero-rated amount of THC to be present and while ours was totally non-detectable (and therefore safe) we cannot yet meet this guideline. So what now? We’ve done research and consulted with a vet and would recommend MCT Oil as a great alternative for your dog(s). You can learn more about MCT Oil here: https://www.oliveskitchen.co.nz/collections/vet-love-naturally/products/mct-oil

Yes. All our treats (link to treats https://www.oliveskitchen.co.nz/collections/doggy-daily-collections) include some Doggy Daily but not quite enough to cover your daily dose and because consistency is key we recommend continuing to feed your dog the supplement every day.

We do! Moggy Daily has recently had a re-vamp to improve taste and health benefits. Great to add to the diet of your cat to help their gut health, their kidneys and their skin and coat. You can get Moggy Daily here: https://www.oliveskitchen.co.nz/products/moggy-daily-supplement-sprinkle?variant=31118577926246

Dog parents of Doggy Daily users have given us awesome feedback to say that it’s helped with itchiness, gut health, reducing medication, mobility, skin and coat, energy levels, joint health and more. See what Doggy Daily has done for dogs all over NZ here: https://www.oliveskitchen.co.nz/blogs/doggy-daily-lovers

A dog can benefit from taking vitamin B complex supplements when on antibiotics. Antibiotics can reduce the amount of B-vitamins that the dog absorbs, so taking an extra dose will help make up for this. Additionally, supplements can help to reduce diarrhoea caused by antibiotics. However, it is always best to speak with your veterinarian before supplementing your dog with additional vitamins.

Vitamin B strengthens a dog’s immune system. Many health problems can arise when a dog’s immune system fails or struggles, including:

• Allergies • Anxious • Behaviour problems • Constipation • Diarrhoea • Excessive Shedding • Hair loss • Lethargic • Poor dental hygiene • Stress • Unhealthy coat • Weight gain

If your dog is suffering from any of these issues using Pro-B alongside Doggy Daily and a balanced diet is a good place to start. If symptoms persist please always speak with your holistic veterinarian.

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​We have chosen not to add black pepper to Doggy Daily in that turmeric still has benefits without this additive. However, should you want to add this to your supplement, some indicators would suggest curcumin absorption is improved. Olive's Kitchen is however, cautious with black pepper given the possibility of gastrointestinal upsets and advice from our vet to leave pepper out of the Doggy Daily supplement. For Dog Supplements: Adding black pepper to a turmeric-based dog supplement may theoretically improve curcumin absorption in dogs as well. However, there are a few key considerations: Safety: Black pepper is generally safe for dogs in small quantities, but too much can cause gastrointestinal upset. Dosing: Ensure the amount of black pepper used is minimal—just enough to enhance absorption without causing discomfort or irritation to the dog’s digestive system. Alternative Activation Methods: Curcumin is also fat-soluble, meaning combining turmeric with a healthy fat (like coconut oil or fish oil) can improve absorption. This might be a gentler approach for dogs, especially if there's concern about black pepper's impact. Consult a Veterinarian: Always confirm the formula with a veterinarian, particularly if the supplement will be sold commercially or used regularly for pets with specific health needs.