EquiGreen Gastric Protection Special 1.5 kg

Complementary feed (powder, capsules) for dogs, cats, and other petsFor gut cleansing - for the demand-oriented, supplementary feeding in case of nutrient-related digestive disorders and intestinal problemsThe tannins contained in tree bark can contribute to a superficial compaction of the intestinal mucosa with the formation of a protective layer in the intestine. This prevents increased water leakage. The intestinal contents become less fluid, and the protective layer formed makes it more difficult for bacteria, toxins, or irritants to penetrate.A nutrition close to nature should be based on the menue of diet of wild animals. Thus, it could be observed during observations of various wildlife species that barks of trees and shrubs also form a solid food component.The tree parts contained in GutClean Pro are very rich in minerals and trace elements. They contain fiber-rich structures, but also valuable nutrients. This improves the absorption of nutrients and vital substances in the intestine. In addition, the B vitamins, trace elements and essential amino acids contained support intestinal health and thus the non-specific immune system.Composition: brewers' yeast cell walls (MOS), willow bark, elm bark, coriander seedsAdditives/kg: Technological additives: bentonite (1m558i) 335 g. Flavouring compounds: oregano oil 4.5 g.The total amount of bentonite must not exceed the permitted maximum level in complete feedingstuff of 20000 mg/kg of complete feedingstuff.Analytical constituents: crude protein 10.2%, crude fat 2.0%, crude fiber 4.9%, crude ash 35.2%, ash insoluble in HCl 29.0%, calcium 0.77%, phosphorus 0.17%Feeding recommendation (powder): Add 1 x daily to the feed. Dogs: 2-4 g/10 kg body weight for at least 30 days. Cats: 1-2 g/5 kg body weight for at least 14 days. Rodents: 1 pinch for at least 14 days 1 x daily. 1 half tsp. corresponds to approx. 1.5 g. Maximum amount of GutClean Pro: 59.5 g/kg of complete feedingstuff.Feeding recommendation (capsules): Dogs: 2-3 capsules/5 kg body weight once a day for at least 30 days. Cats: 1-2 capsules/5 kg body weight for at least 14 days. Capsule filling quantity: ca. 0.55 g. Maximum amount of GutClean Pro: 59.5 g/kg of complete feedingstuff.The simultaneous oral use with macrolides shall be avoided.

Complementary feed (powder) for horsesFor therapy-accompanying feeding in horses prone to urinary tract problemsEquiGreen Urinary Tract Mix contains a variety of high quality ingredients and minerals. Those have an intensifying effect on the urge to urinate and thus promote the excretion of negative bacteria which are frequently involved in urinary tract problems. 

Fit-BARF Feeding Oil is a mixture of high-grated cold-pressed vegetable oils. Cold-pressed, food-grade linseed oil forms the basis of this purely natural feeding oil. This admixed functional oils (evening primrose oil, wheat germ oil, pumpkin seed oil and argan oil) ensures the optimal, well-balanced maintenance with essential fatty acids. Through this combination of pure naturally ingredients Fit-BARF Feeding Oil is a high-concentrated energy source and similarly an origin of significant vital substances of selected oils in one product.

EquiGreen WK-Mix was developed for the special nutritional needs that arise in connection with colonization by worms. The lack of herbal ingredients, such as saponins, bitter substances, and tannins, can make our pets susceptible to excessive colonization by worms. In contrast to their conspecifics living in the wilderness, they often do not have the opportunity to absorb those substances through plants and herbs. However with their wild relatives, precisely these substances lead to avoid an excessive, pathological colonization by worms.In order to have less often a reason for chemical deworming cures, the animal's intestine should therefore be supported with appropriate herbs that are contained in EquiGreen WK-Mix. Besides of a balanced diet, you can achieve this by the occasional addition of the complementary feed EquiGreen WK-Mix, which can compensate for the lack of herbal ingredients, such as saponins, bitter substances and tannins. In addition, many specialists for parasitology recommend checking the colonization by worms of the animal by regularly monitoring the faeces samples.