Oat straw
600 mgper 2 g scoop
The green stem of the oat plant (Avena sativa), cut before the grain ripens and dried. Traditionally used as a herb in Europe.

Coming soon · In development
A daily food topper to help support strong nails and healthy paw pads—four actives, each listed by amount, in a beef-liver-flavoured powder scooped into the food bowl.
Paw & Nail+ for Dogs is in development. Ordering opens here when it launches.
Demo page: the price, amounts, doses and directions shown here are placeholders and are not real. They are for demonstration only and will be replaced with the final, reviewed values before this product launches.
The formula
Every 2 g scoop of Paw & Nail+ contains 600 mg of oat straw, 400 mg of sunflower lecithin, 2.5 mg of biotin and 7.5 mg of zinc. Each amount is on the label—no "paw and nail blend" total hiding the split.
That's the whole formula, plus freeze-dried beef liver powder for taste and a little silicon dioxide so the powder pours freely.
| Ingredient | Amount |
|---|---|
| Oat strawAvena sativa | 600 mg |
| Sunflower lecithinHelianthus annuus | 400 mg |
| Biotinvitamin B7 | 2.5 mg |
| Zincas zinc glycinate | 7.5 mg |
Other ingredients: freeze-dried beef liver powder, silicon dioxide.
Coming soon. Amounts per 2 g scoop are placeholders for this demo page. Contains beef (beef liver) and oat (oat straw).
What's inside
600 mgper 2 g scoop
The green stem of the oat plant (Avena sativa), cut before the grain ripens and dried. Traditionally used as a herb in Europe.
400 mgper 2 g scoop
Lecithin from sunflower seeds (Helianthus annuus), a natural source of phospholipids.
2.5 mgper 2 g scoop
Biotin, also called vitamin B7, a water-soluble B vitamin found in foods such as liver and egg yolk.
Together, they are the daily baseline behind Paw & Nail+: a daily food topper to help support strong nails and healthy paw pads, given once a day in the food bowl.
Dosing by weight
Once daily, using the included 2 g scoop, mixed into wet or dry food. Because the amount scales with weight, one 180 g jar lasts anywhere from 45 to 180 days.
| Your dog's weight | Daily dose | Actives per dose | Doses per jar |
|---|---|---|---|
| Up to 22 lbup to 10 kg | ½ scoop | 505 mg | 180 doses |
| 23–55 lb10–25 kg | 1 scoop | 1,010 mg | 90 doses |
| 56–88 lb25–40 kg | 1½ scoops | 1,515 mg | 60 doses |
| Over 88 lbover 40 kg | 2 scoops | 2,020 mg | 45 doses |
Use the included scoop and level it off—½ to 2 scoops, by your dog's weight.
Stir it into wet or dry food. The freeze-dried beef liver gives it a savoury taste.
Once daily as part of your dog's routine, or as directed by a veterinarian.
Close the lid tightly and keep the jar in a cool, dry place. Use within 90 days of opening.
Do not use in immature, pregnant or lactating animals. Do not use in animals receiving other drugs unless directed by a veterinarian. Do not exceed the recommended dose. Do not use if the seal is broken. Contains beef and oat. Keep out of reach of children.
Questions
It's in development now. This page is a demo of what's coming—the formula, the amounts and the dose—and every figure on it is a placeholder. Ordering opens when it launches.
Oat straw and sunflower lecithin are plant foods, and biotin and zinc are two micronutrients added in measured amounts. Every amount is on the label.
Yes. The freeze-dried beef liver powder gives it a savoury taste that most dogs take to. It mixes into wet or dry food.
Yes: it contains beef and oat. The beef is the freeze-dried beef liver powder. If your dog has a known sensitivity to any of them, ask your veterinarian before using it.
Not without asking your veterinarian first. Do not use it in animals receiving other drugs unless a veterinarian directs it.
No. Paw & Nail+ is made for dogs.
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Paw & Nail+ for Dogs is in development and not yet available. The formula, amounts, price and directions shown are placeholders for this demo page and are not real; they will be replaced before launch. If your dog shows signs of illness, consult your veterinarian.