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Don’t wait for the next lump to show up. Every year, their body handles fat a little worse, and lumps start piling up. Pawkins gives them daily support from the inside, with 4 mushrooms, curcumin and antioxidants for a strong immune system and healthy aging, so you get more good years together.
My husband noticed a soft bump on Archie while brushing him. He’s an 11 year old terrier and I immediately started worrying. The vet confirmed it was a lipoma, but I still caught myself feeling for it every night on the couch. We added Pawkins to his daily routine and he eats it mixed into dinner without any fuss, which surprised me because he’s ridiculously picky. We’re still monitoring the lump with our vet. Having a routine and keeping track of changes has helped me feel a little less helpless.
1924Most lump supplements give you 2 ingredients and just 60g. Pawkins gives you 10 ingredients and 150g.
1 scoop = 1 teaspoon. Mix into wet or dry food once a day. Same meal every day works best.
Nala is 8 and still steals socks, but finding a lump on her shoulder really shook me. Our vet confirmed it was a lipoma. After comparing turkey tail products, I chose Pawkins. It goes into her breakfast, and we keep photos for the vet. I still check the spot, but keeping a record helps me feel more organised and a bit less anxious. It fits into our mornings.
Teddy is 10 and has been my little shadow since my husband passed away. Our vet monitors his fatty lumps, and my daughter helped me look into Pawkins. I mix it into his food and keep notes for his checkups. I’m not great with all the research, but having a simple routine makes me feel more confident about looking after my little boy as he gets older.
Oscar is our 7 year old rescue. When our vet confirmed his lumps were lipomas, I was relieved but still checked them every evening. We added Pawkins to his breakfast and started keeping photos and measurements for his checkups. He takes it without any fuss. Having a routine helps me feel more involved in his care instead of just worrying about every little bump.
It’s not something you did. It’s how your dog’s body handles fat as they age.
As dogs get older, their body slows down. The extra fat gets packed into soft pockets under the skin.
Most owners find one lump, then another. Watching doesn’t slow it down.
It’s the most common vet advice, and it gives you nothing to do between visits.
Anesthesia is riskier for older dogs, so many owners are stuck just waiting.
More Likely to get Fatty Lumps by Age 9 to 12
VetCompass lipoma study, Royal Veterinary College
Their body changes a little every year, and lumps are often where you notice it first. One scoop a day gives it 3 kinds of support.
1,750 mg
As dogs age, their immune system slows down, right when lumps start showing up. 4 mushrooms help keep it strong.
350 mg
Most turkey tail brands won’t tell you how much is in theirs. You’d never know what your dog is really getting.
600 mg
Every year, their body needs a little more help. These support them from the inside, so you get more good years.
Plus a daily probiotic (270 mg) for a happy gut. Lumps don’t show up overnight, and neither does support. Give your dog one scoop, every single day.
Less worrying, more good days. Here’s what dog parents told us.
Their dog ate it happily, even the picky ones.
Their dog seemed brighter and more playful.
They feel less helpless now that they’re doing something every day.
* In a post-purchase survey of 5,000+ dog parents using Pawkins for 60+ days.
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Most turkey tail powders give you one mushroom and no beta-glucan number, so you’re left guessing. With Pawkins, you know exactly what your dog gets: 4 mushrooms, 350mg beta-glucans, curcumin and antioxidants, every mg on the label.
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Consistency is key. Here’s what one scoop a day does.
*Every dog is different. Keep checking in with your vet about any lump. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA.
We get it. You’ve watched the lumps, read the forums, and maybe tried things that didn’t help. That’s why we invite you to try Pawkins for a full 60 days. If you’re not happy, email us for a full refund, even if the jar is empty.
Buddy has had a few soft lumps for a while, and even after our vet told us they were lipomas, I still found myself checking them constantly. We started adding Pawkins to his food every morning, and he eats it without hesitation. It’s become an easy part of his routine, and I feel better knowing I’m doing something consistent for him while still keeping an eye on everything with our vet.
The first lump I found on Max scared me more than I expected. Our vet checked it and wasn’t concerned, but after that I noticed every little bump. Pawkins was something simple I could add to his breakfast without changing his whole routine. He doesn’t seem to notice it’s there, and having something I can actually do each day has helped me stop obsessing over every small change.
Luna has always been a healthy dog, so finding two lumps under her skin really threw me. Once our vet confirmed they were benign, I wanted to be more intentional about her daily care. We started Pawkins and now I mix it into her food every morning. She cleans the bowl like normal, and it’s nice having a routine that feels supportive instead of just waiting and worrying.
Charlie developed a few fatty lumps over the last couple of years. They weren’t bothering him, but I was constantly feeling them to make sure nothing had changed. Pawkins has been really easy to work into his meals, and he actually seems to like the taste. I still take photos and check the lumps regularly, but I feel a lot more organized and proactive about his care now.
When I found a lump near Daisy’s shoulder, my mind immediately went to the worst place. Thankfully, our vet confirmed it was a lipoma. I started Pawkins because I wanted something simple I could add to her normal routine. She gets it with breakfast every day and has never refused it. More than anything, it’s helped me feel like I’m supporting her instead of just checking the same spot over and over.
Rocky has several little fatty lumps, and every time I found a new one I’d start Googling and worrying all over again. Our vet keeps an eye on them, and I started giving him Pawkins as part of his daily routine at home. It mixes easily into his food and he eats it right away. Having that routine, along with keeping track of the lumps, has made the whole situation feel much more manageable.
Molly is the kind of dog who notices anything different in her food, so I honestly expected her to refuse this. I was surprised when she ate her breakfast normally the first day. We originally started Pawkins after our vet checked a couple of lumps on her side. Now it’s just part of breakfast. I still monitor everything, but I don’t feel quite as helpless as I did when I first found them.
I found a lump on Cooper while scratching his chest and spent the rest of the night worrying about it. The vet later confirmed it was a lipoma, but it made me much more aware of his health. We added Pawkins to his morning food and started taking monthly photos so we could track any changes. He takes it easily, and the routine has given me a much better way to stay on top of things.
Bailey has had a couple of lumps checked by our vet over the years, and even knowing they were benign didn’t completely stop me from worrying. Pawkins was easy to introduce because I didn’t have to force a pill or hide anything in treats. I just mix it into her food and she eats it. It’s become one of those small daily things that makes me feel more involved in keeping her healthy.
The hardest part for me was feeling like there was nothing to do besides “keep an eye on it.” Every time I pet Tucker, I’d end up checking the same lump again. I started Pawkins alongside the regular monitoring our vet recommended, and it’s been incredibly easy to keep up with. He eats it in his breakfast without any fuss, and having a consistent routine has helped me worry a lot less.
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