Complete Guide
PEA for Dogs
Daily joint, mobility and wellbeing support for adult and senior dogs. Pure micronised PEA in a tasteless powder.
Pure PEA — No Fillers Micronised for Absorption Australian Made
What Is PEA?
Palmitoylethanolamide (PEA) is a fatty acid compound that dogs produce naturally — it’s found throughout the body and in some everyday foods. Supplementing with PEA simply adds to what your dog’s body already makes, as straightforward daily nutritional support.
Why Owners Choose PEA
- Supports joint health and mobility in adult and senior dogs
- Supports comfort and general wellbeing as dogs age
- A compound their bodies already produce — not an artificial additive
- One ingredient: pure micronised PEA, no fillers or flavourings
- Tasteless powder that mixes straight into their usual food
Every dog is different. If your dog has a health condition or is on medication, talk to your vet before adding any supplement to their diet.
Daily Feeding Guide
How Much to Feed
Based on your dog’s body weight. A measuring spoon is included with every bag.
| Dog’s weight | Daily amount (micronised PEA) | How to feed |
|---|---|---|
| Under 5 kg | 50–100 mg | Once daily |
| 5–10 kg | 100–200 mg | Once or twice daily |
| 10–20 kg | 200–400 mg | Once or twice daily |
| 20–35 kg | 400–600 mg | Twice daily |
| Over 35 kg | 600–1,200 mg | Twice daily |
Feeding is simple: sprinkle the powder over your dog’s food once or twice a day. Most dogs don’t notice it. Introduce any new supplement gradually as part of their normal diet.
Why Micronised Matters
Standard PEA has larger particles that are harder to absorb. Micronised PEA is processed into much smaller particles for better absorption. All WWN products use micronised PEA — check the label when comparing products. Learn more →
Common Questions
Can I give PEA with my dog’s medication?
If your dog is on medication or under veterinary care, talk to your vet before adding any supplement to their diet. Your vet knows your dog’s full picture.
Is PEA suitable for senior dogs?
PEA is popular with owners of older dogs as daily nutritional support for joint health, mobility and general wellbeing. Ask your vet if it suits your dog’s diet.
How do I introduce it?
Start gradually and build to the recommended daily amount for your dog’s weight, mixed into their usual food.
WWN products are nutritional supplements for dogs. They are not veterinary medicines and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or condition. If your dog has a health concern, please see your veterinarian.
