Singulares BioBorage Oil 50 ml

Complementary feed (powder) for horsesAcid buffer, mucosal protection, and toxin bonding - in support of the regeneration of the gastrointestinal tract due to feeding without licorice rootDue to the high bonding capacity, the sensitive mucous membranes are positively influenced in their natural regeneration, and a better absorption of required substances is promoted. The protective ingredients coat the gastric and intestinal, mucous membranes and, thus, ensure a natural and gentle remediation.Composition: peat, green oat, pectin, linseed, sage leaves, spirulina, grape pips mealAdditives/kg: Technological additives: bentonite (1m558i) 55 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 9.7%, crude fat 7.3%, crude fiber 13.3%, crude ash 9.9%, sodium 0.18%Feeding recommendation: Add daily ca. 10 g/100 kg body weight to the feed for at least 6 weeks. In case of increased need, the indicated feeding quantity can be doubled. 1 tbsp. corresponds to ca. 5 g. Maximum amount of EquiGreen Gastric Protection NP: 364 g/kg of complete feedingstuff.The simultaneous oral use with macrolides shall be avoided.

The gut contains billions of microorganisms. A distinction is made between pathogenic bacteria (pathogens causing disease) and beneficial bacteria for the intestinal flora such lactic acid bacteria. These "good" bacteria are diligent helpers of the immune system and have a positive influence on the digestive juices, enzymes and intestinal mucosa. The pathogens are literally fought and displaced. In addition, an intact intestinal flora ensures good digestion.1. Displacement of pathogenic bacteria2. Stimulation of the immune system3. Improved digestion of the food4. Maintenance of intestinal peristalsisIf the natural intestinal flora is disturbed, it can lead to excessive colonization by pathogens and the dog gets diarrhea. Even antibiotic treatments can attack the protective function - often the medicaments do not distinguish between "good" and "bad" bacteria.The intestinal flora is disturbed, their defense mechanism works only limited and the intestinal wall is affected.The ancestor of our dog - the wolf - therefore also eats the digestive organs of its prey. They contain all the necessary microorganisms for a well-functioning intestinal flora. It is not always possible to feed fresh rumen or omasum. Even frozen, they do not compensate for the lack of valuable bacteria and enzymes, as they are destroyed by the frost. This deficiency can be compensated very well with fermented herbs. Therefore, regular feeding with GutActive plus is recommended, even in the case of diet-related impaired intestinal flora as well as digestive problems.

Singulares D3 Cod Liver oil is a high-value supplier for omega-3-fatty acids and vitamin D. Omega-3-fatty acid (for example linolenic acid) are polyunsaturated fatty acids, which cannot be created itselves by the body. Thus they are called essential and must be fed to the organism with the nutrition. Vitamin D is important for the builing of the bones and the regulation of the calcium balance.

KamalaMix has been 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 KamalaMix. Besides of a balanced diet, you can achieve this by the occasional addition of the complementary feed KamalaMix, 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.