My little puppy just turned 54 and I am wary about giving him the energy drink, - only gave it to him once. Is there a recommendation regarding how often it can be administered? Is there a possibility of overdosing or "speeding"? Thanks.

I only have the trial, but from what I've read, I believe there's no problem with giving it to your pet. I think I read somewhere that it's main purpose is to give older, slower pets a boost

Thanks. My puppy seems to like it so I've given it to him once or twice a day.

You're welcome I hope I helped ^_^ I realize your post was a little old, but I saw nobody had responded so I felt I should say something

- Kate ^_^

Dumb question, but how do you give your pet the energy drink? He doesn't seem interested in it when I just put it down next to him, or if I put it in his food bowl. Is there a special way to give it to him?

Deb

You drag it directly onto him He'll drink it automatically ^_^ (Hee! I know this firsthand now, Arthur and Barbara!)

Here's a silly question. Can they 'overdose' on energy drink?
Just wondering, as... well, feeding a lot of Red Bull wouldn't be good for a senior, I was wondering if this was the same for my 'senior' pet.

That was my first question (top message from "Anonymous"). I have heard from a couple of people (including one of the responses) that there isn't a danger of overdosing your puppy with the energy drink. Still, I take precaution and give him one drink a day (occasionally two). Do I need to be that cautious? Got me.

How do I get the energy drink? My puppy is age 30 and no energy drink has appeared.

The energy drink becomes available when your puppy turns 50 or 51 years old (I think it's 51).