Single-ingredient Canadian bee pollen granules for dogs, in a 200 g package. maplepaw LAB Canadian Bee Pollen is designed to mix into food daily. Use the teaspoon-based serving chart from the product label below.
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Single ingredient: Canadian bee pollen granules.
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Granule format: a food-mix supplement.
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200 g package: compare calculated supply at different daily servings.
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Clear measurements: the label specifies 1 teaspoon = 1,000 mg (1 g).
Canadian Bee Pollen for Your Dog's Feeding Routine
A straightforward, single-ingredient option for pet parents looking to add bee pollen to their dog's meals. The ingredient and serving information below helps you see what is in the product and how the label directs it to be used.
Ingredients & Product Details
| Detail |
Information |
| Ingredient |
Canadian bee pollen granules |
| Net weight |
200 g |
| Format |
Granules |
| For |
Dogs |
Daily Feeding Directions
Mix into food daily. 1 teaspoon (tsp) = 1000 mg (1 g). The chart below follows the product label. Use a teaspoon measure for these amounts.
| Body weight |
Daily serving |
Serving weight |
| Under 10 lb |
¼ tsp |
0.25 g |
| 10–20 lb |
½ tsp |
0.5 g |
| 21–30 lb |
¾ tsp |
0.75 g |
| 31–40 lb |
1 tsp |
1 g |
| 41–50 lb |
1¼ tsp |
1.25 g |
| 51–60 lb |
1½ tsp |
1.5 g |
| 61–70 lb |
1¾ tsp |
1.75 g |
| 71–80 lb |
2 tsp |
2 g |
| Over 80 lb |
2¼ tsp |
2.25 g |
For intermittent or supplemental feeding only. Follow the directions on the package you receive.
How Long Does 200 g Last?
| Daily amount |
Approximate supply |
| ¼ tsp (0.25 g) |
800 days |
| ½ tsp (0.5 g) |
400 days |
| 1 tsp (1 g) |
200 days |
These figures are calculated from net weight and daily serving, not shelf life or storage time after opening. Follow the package's best-before date.
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place away from humidity, heat and direct light.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ingredient?
The label lists Canadian bee pollen granules as the ingredient.
Is this a powder or granules?
The ingredient label describes it as granules.
Should I measure it in scoops or teaspoons?
Use the teaspoon amounts in the chart above. The product label specifies 1 teaspoon = 1,000 mg (1 g).
How long does the package last at 1 teaspoon daily?
At the label conversion of 1 g per teaspoon, a 200 g package provides approximately 200 daily servings. This calculation is not a shelf-life claim.