LunaLupis Denta Oil 20 ml

Bacteria and fungi often form a mouth flora, which negatively affect the health. Inflammation of the gums, mouth rot, tartar, tooth loss are also often the direct consequences - loss of appetite, pain in the mouth area, unpleasant mouth odor, but also further in the body scattering of infection are unfortunately not uncommon. Therefore, optimal care and mouth hygiene is especially in sensitive animals is an important contribution to the health and well-being.DentaVet spray contains the valuable oils of calendula, Boswellia and pine.- cares the teeth and gums- Odor and gum tonic- Provides an effective supplement to the tooth and mouth hygiene

VeaVet Liverwort Spray is a natural fur and skin care product made from liverwort, rockrose, and nourishing oils that support the natural regeneration of stressed skin. The skin is strengthened in its self-regulation by the milieu-improving ingredients. Colonization of microorganisms, fungi, and grass mites on the skin is made more difficult. Soothing ingredients reduce itching and redness of the skin. The skin can again fulfill its protective function as a border organ to the outside world.A functioning skin flora is always colonized by certain microorganisms such as bacteria and fungi. If they are in balance, they ensure that the skin is intact as a border organ to the outside world. Through their metabolic products, they optimize the pH value and make it difficult for pathogenic microorganisms, fungi, and grass mites to colonize. If this important organ is out of balance by internal or external influences, a blemish colonization of the skin flora can occur.Internal influences:weakened immune system (also depending on the phase of life - very old or young animal)increased sensitivity to grass mites due to genetic predispositionExternal influences:Direct contact with infected dogs or catsContact with care utensils contaminated with fungi, e.g. brushes or combsAmbience (a warm and humid climate can weaken/unfavorablely influence the skin flora)Existing entry wounds can favor colonisationMeasures to reduce external influences:Disinfection of berths (cdDes)Disinfection of the environment (feeding bowls, toys, etc.) (cdDes)Washing and disinfection of blanketsAvoid contact with infected animals (quarantine/separation)Light, air, and sun are natural enemies of the skin fungus - ensure sufficient exercise in fresh air