Description
Raw Pawz Essential Greens Dog Meal Topper 90g is a green powdered supplement made for sprinkling over a dog’s normal food. The supplied pouch describes it as the Shiny Coat Essential Greens formula and says it is Australian made and owned. It is a supplemental topper for dogs, not a complete diet or veterinary medicine.
Importantly, the ingredient list on the supplied pouch differs from the maker’s current online formula. Therefore, this page separates the unit-specific label facts from the current website information so you can make a better-informed choice.
Quick Facts
- Product: powdered meal topper for dogs
- Pack size: 90g
- Form: loose green powder
- How to serve: sprinkle over your dog’s usual food
- Origin statement: Australian made and owned
- Barcode shown on the pouch: 0746160789637
- Diet role: supplemental topper only; not a complete and balanced meal
Ingredients on the Supplied Pouch
The attached product pouch lists: bovine collagen, MCT oil powder, greens blend (chlorella, spirulina, alfalfa grass, barley grass and wheatgrass), chia seeds, coconut milk powder, vegan DHA powder and Lactospore (Bacillus coagulans).
Formula Difference: Pouch vs Current Official Page
The current Raw Pawz Essential Greens page also names bovine gelatin, hemp protein powder and omega 3, while using a different order and wording for several ingredients. Those items do not appear as separately named ingredients on the supplied pouch. Formulas and packaging can change, so check the delivered pouch before feeding, especially when avoiding a specific ingredient.
Nutrition Panel on the Supplied Pouch
| Energy | 1540kJ (368Cal) per 100g |
|---|---|
| Protein | 66.1g per 100g |
| Fat, total | 11.8g per 100g |
| Saturated fat | 9.3g per 100g |
| Carbohydrate | 7.4g per 100g |
| Sugars | 0.7g per 100g |
| Dietary fibre | 4.6g per 100g |
| Sodium | 148mg per 100g |
| Probiotic | 600 billion CFU per 100g |
The probiotic figure is a per-100g panel value, not a per-serve dose. In addition, the pouch does not state a strain identifier, a guaranteed live count at the end of shelf life or a clinical outcome.
How to Use
Simply sprinkle the powder directly onto your dog’s food. The pouch suggests starting with a small amount and increasing gradually; however, it does not provide a precise weight-based serving chart. Keep the normal diet balanced and use this product only as a topper.
Skin, Coat and Wellness Claims
Raw Pawz markets the blend for skin, coat, immune, joint and digestive support. Ingredients such as spirulina, collagen, chia seeds and vegan DHA provide nutrients, but the supplied label does not provide controlled clinical evidence or a dose that guarantees those outcomes. Results can vary between dogs, so this meal topper should not replace veterinary diagnosis or treatment.
Allergen and Safety Information
The pouch warns that this product may contain traces of peanuts, tree nuts, soy, sesame, fish and dairy. Introduce it gradually, provide fresh water and stop use if your dog develops an unexpected reaction. Ask your veterinarian before use if your dog has allergies, a medical condition, is pregnant or nursing, takes medication or follows a therapeutic diet. Store and use the product according to the delivered package.
You can also browse the Dog Treats range for other dog rewards and toppers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What ingredients are in the supplied pouch?
The pouch lists bovine collagen, MCT oil powder, a chlorella, spirulina and grass greens blend, chia seeds, coconut milk powder, vegan DHA powder and Lactospore (Bacillus coagulans).
Why does the current Raw Pawz website show a different formula?
Packaging and formulas can change over time. The current website additionally names bovine gelatin, hemp protein powder and omega 3, while the supplied pouch does not list those as separate ingredients. Use the delivered pouch as the final unit-specific reference.
How much Raw Pawz Essential Greens should I feed?
The pouch says to sprinkle it over food, start with a small amount and increase gradually. It does not provide a weight-based dose, so ask your veterinarian for individual guidance when needed.
Does 600 billion CFU mean 600 billion in every serve?
No. The label reports 600 billion CFU per 100g. It does not give a standard serving size, strain identifier or end-of-shelf-life viability guarantee, so the figure should not be interpreted as a guaranteed per-serve benefit.
Is this topper suitable for cats, puppies or dogs with allergies?
This listing is for dogs. The supplied pouch does not provide a puppy-specific minimum age or feeding dose, and this page makes no cat suitability claim. Because the allergen warning includes peanuts, tree nuts, soy, sesame, fish and dairy, seek veterinary advice for puppies or pets with allergies.
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