Quick facts for Boston Terriers.
Size: Small
Typical weight: 12-25 lbs
Typical lifespan: 11-15 years
Common health concerns: Chronic flatulence and loose stool, Brachycephalic airway syndrome, Food and environmental allergies, Patellar luxation, Eye problems (corneal ulcers, cataracts)
Dosing note: Use your dog's actual weight for the individual product: under 25 lb, 2 chews per day; 25 lb and over, 3 chews per day. For toy breeds under 10 lb, start with 1 chew daily and increase to 2. Give daily by hand or with food. Always provide fresh water.
Common health concerns for Boston Terriers
Bostons are one of the gassiest small breeds, and the joke is well-earned. Chronic flatulence, intermittent loose stool, and food sensitivities are the most consistent owner complaints. A meaningful share traces back to brachycephalic air swallowing, but a real share is microbial fermentation that responds well to probiotic support.
Structurally, patellar luxation is the main orthopedic concern. Eye issues are common because of their prominent eyes. The breed lives 11 to 15 years on average, which is a long window for daily support.
PawBite label details
Probiotic Chews are labeled: For dogs' gut wellness. Each 2.5 g chew lists five probiotic strains at 500 million CFU each, for a total of 2.5 billion CFU, plus inulin 100 mg and pumpkin powder 125 mg.
Joint + Mobility Chews are labeled: Support your dog's active lifestyle. Each 2.5 g chew lists glucosamine HCl 250 mg, chondroitin sulfate 125 mg, MSM 125 mg, green-lipped mussel 125 mg and turmeric extract 50 mg. Review the complete ingredients, allergens and directions for the individual product. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
When to start
The current PawBite labels do not specify a minimum starting age or a breed-specific preventive schedule. Ask your veterinarian whether an individual product is appropriate for your dog, especially for puppies or dogs with diagnosed conditions or medications. Follow that product's label directions.