Analytical constituents

Feed additives per kg*: Nutritional additives

*3a672a vitamin A, 3a671 vitamin D3, vitamin B1 as Thiamine mononitrate, vitamin B2 as Riboflavin, vitamin B6 as Pyridoxine hydrochloride, vitamin B12 as Cyanocobalamin, 3b103 Ferrous-(II)-sulphate monohydrate, 3b201 Potassium iodide, 3b405 cupric-(II)-sulfate pentahydrate, 3b503 Manganous-(II)-sulphate monohydrate, 3b603 Zinc oxide, 3b801 Sodium selenite, 4b1707 Enterococcus faecium DSM 10663/NCIMB 10415.

Composition

Yeast extract (MOS), psyllium seed husks, powder cellulose, calcium Carbonate, linseed, yucca, dicalcium phosphate, sodium chloride, grape seed flour, peppermint, potassium chloride, magnesium oxide, sodium sulphate.

Instructions for proper use

Small dogs ( 4-15 kg): 1-4 g per day
Medium dogs (16-39 kg): 4-8 g per day
Large dogs (40-80 kg): 8-16 g per day
given with the feed.

Due to the increased content of vitamin D3 and trace elements daily ration should not be more than doubled.

Feeding period

For maximum effectiveness, the product should be applied over at least 4 to 6 weeks.

General findings of nutritional science

The stabilization of the physiological digestive processes leads to an improvement in food tolerance and nutrient absorption. This results in even and healthy growth in puppies, an increased build-up of muscles and energy reserves during physical activity (e.g. racing, hunting, training), an improvement in hair and coat quality, a significant reduction in the risk of life-threatening digestive disorders as well as increased well-being and reduced susceptibility to disease. 

Probiotics such as Enterococcus faecium improve the intestinal flora by promoting the desired microbial colonization and displacing pathogenic germs.

Prebiotics (MOS = mannan-oligosaccharides) prevent the growth of pathogens in the digestive tract and boost the body's own immune defenses. In combination with yucca, the burden of toxins and ammonia on the metabolism and liver is significantly reduced.

Kieselguhr can bind up to 20 times its volume in liquids and, together with the psyllium husks and cellulose, has a regulating effect on the consistency of the stool. In addition, harmful substances (acids, toxins, etc.) are effectively bound and quickly excreted.

Vitamins, minerals and trace elements must be fed to dogs with impaired intestinal function in particular, as the supply of these vital substances is often inadequate in the event of disorders in the digestive tract or damage to the intestinal flora (e.g. as a result of antibiotic therapy).