How do I calculate tartar solution for a 6-gallon dog waterer?

Question

I have two dogs, one that’s 11 months and the other is almost 2. I use a 6 gallon water jug that continuously gives them water that way I’m not filling a bowl up every hour. I use the well and good tartar solution. It’s says 1 tsp per cup. Do they just need a tsp a day or do I calculate the amount of tsps per 6gallons, because that’s what I’ve been doing and not sure I’m supposed. Pet's info: Dog | Australian Shepherd | Male | unneutered | 11 months and 6 days old | 42 lbs

Dr. Strydom, DVM · Accepted Answer

Yes, you would calculate the number of teaspoons per 6 gallons and add that to the jug of water each time you fill it up when empty. There are 16 cups in one gallon so you would need 96 tsp (2 cups) of tartar solution per 6 gallon jug. Hope this helps. Best wishes.

How do I calculate tartar solution for a 6-gallon dog waterer?

Most Helpful Answer

Related Questions

Why is my mouse's eye swollen, cloudy, and has pus?

What fish dog food helps dry skin if my dog eats Science Diet?

My pet is breathing hard, not eating, and lethargic. What's wrong?

My pet has red spots all over. What's causing them and what to do?

My small pet is limping and can't bear weight. Should I see a vet?

My dwarf hamster has a shut eye and is limping. What should I do?

Share