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Made with the two amino acids veterinary cardiologists ran together in the published spaniel trial. 1,000 mg of each per scoop, with chicken liver for flavour. Scooped onto dinner by weight.†



| Dog weight | Daily scoops |
|---|---|
| Up to 10 lb | ½ scoop |
| 11 to 25 lb | 1 scoop |
| 26 to 75 lb | 2 scoops |
| Over 75 lb | 3 scoops |
Two amino acids, at the center of canine heart research since 1997.
Taurine is the amino acid concentrated in heart muscle. L-carnitine is the amino acid that carries fat into the mitochondria, where the heart burns it for energy. Dogs make both, but breed, age, and modern diets can leave levels lower than ideal. Veterinary researchers have studied the pair in dogs since 1997. Steady Heart carries 1,000mg of each per scoop, disclosed to the milligram.†
No 27-ingredient "heart blends" hiding a sprinkle of everything. No sugary chews. Just the two actives at a gram each, with chicken liver for flavour. A gram, not a pinch.†
Taurine and L-carnitine have decades of veterinary research behind them. Here is what the published science says, with sources you can open yourself.




The enzymes a dog uses to build his own taurine are most active early in life and progressively decline with ageing. Large breeds synthesise markedly less than small breeds, and some breeds are born with lower enzyme activity.
In one kennel, all eating the same kibble, 8 of 11 healthy golden retrievers tested below a borrowed taurine reference range. A small pilot, not a verdict.
Cat food is required to contain taurine. Dog food is not, at any level. A bag can contain zero taurine and still be labelled complete and balanced. One scoop on dinner closes that gap.†
From the daily dinner scoop to the long run, here's what Steady® Heart supports.
Published canine studies. A federal investigation. Decades of veterinary use. Taurine is the most-watched nutrient in dog heart health, and dogs with diagnosed heart disease always belong with their vet.
The 2018 PLOS One case series that started it all.*
Most of the heart's energy comes from burning fat.*
A chew carries 50 to 250mg of carnitine. One scoop carries 1,000mg.†
A strong heart is where stamina starts.†
Steady® Heart is built for every dinner, for years. Here's how the ritual settles in.
Real doses. Two actives. Zero compromise.
Heart chews sprinkle carnitine in with twenty other ingredients, at 50 to 250mg. One scoop of Steady Heart carries 1,000mg of L-carnitine and 1,000mg of taurine, disclosed in full on every label.
No 27-ingredient blends hiding a sprinkle of everything. No sugary chews. Two actives at a gram each, with chicken liver for flavour.
A powder with a level 3 g scoop and chicken liver for flavour. No refused meals, no wrestling, no treats to ration. The slow-feeder bowl turns dinner into the ritual.

If you are not happy with Steady Heart in your first 60 days, simply return the unused product in its pouch for a full refund. Your order number is required.
Try Risk-Free Today★★★★★ Rated 4.9 / 5 by dog parents
I've bought every heart chew on the shelf and he'd spit half of them out. One scoop on his dinner and the bowl comes back licked clean.
1,000 mg of each printed right on the front. No more flipping bags over trying to find the milligrams.
Two big dogs, scoops by weight, done. So much easier than juggling chews and capsules every night.
I used to hide his pill in cheddar every night and find it on the rug. Now it's one scoop and he's waiting by his bowl.
Our 8 year old used to turn for home halfway round the block. We're back to the full loop most mornings.
Goldens are a breed I worry about. Knowing exactly what's going in his bowl every day gives me peace of mind.

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† These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease in animals.
* Individual results vary; study references describe published research in dogs under veterinary care and are not product claims. Dogs with diagnosed heart conditions need veterinary care.
‡ Consult your veterinarian before starting any supplement, especially if your dog is pregnant, nursing, on medication, or has a medical condition.