Ingredients

Biotin improves the condition of the coat, promotes growth and regeneration, and is vital for the skin and cornea for their wellbeing. Biotin deficiency can easily cause flaking, hair loss and grafting and wintering.

In addition to biotin, copper, zinc and methionine are essential ingredients for skin regeneration and hair growth. Zinc especially affects the health of the skin, the coat and the sensors. Methionine is an essential amino acid and is an important part of the nail, skin and coat's well being. Methionine also improves the absorption of biotin.

Rosehip is effective in maintaining and maintaining the functional function of the joints, good for the stomach, skin and scalp, a real health bomb: lots of vitamin C and vitamin E and fiber. Rosehip has traditionally been used for the treatment of anemia, headache and infectious diseases and the prevention of kerosene. Rosehip is used to effectively maintain and maintain the functional ability of the joints. Especially for heavily strained and old dogs, rosehip is a great addition to nutrition. The active substance is rosacea galactolipid. Rosehip contains vitamin C significantly abundantly. Vitamin C improves collagen production. Rosehip contains, among others. Bioflavonoids, antioxidants, amino acids, glucose, beta-carotene, copper, potassium, calcium, magnesium, zinc, iron, selenium, omega-3 acids, fluoride, vitamins A, K, D, B6 etc. Rosehip also contains pectin that is soluble fiber and helps the intestinal function by lubricating it. In addition, rosehip sorbitol prevents the abdominal hyperacidity and increases salivation.

Lecithin contains high levels of phospholipids and unsaturated fatty acids (linoleic and linolenic acid, also known as Omega-3 and Omega-6). These fats are very important for healthy coat growth and cell function. Lecithin is also a valuable addition to reducing stress. Lecithin neutralizes stomach acids. Lecithin strengthens the hydrophobic (water-repellent) surface layer of the intestine; Lecithin protects the gastric mucosa.

In Sea buckthorn berry is really exceptionally rich in flavonoids, omega oils and vitamins. Its oat oil is good for skin, mucous membranes, heart, vascular, circulatory and organ defense systems. The oil content of sea buckthorn berry pulp varies between 4-7%. No other berry has such a high oil content. Vitamin E and cartenoid-containing palmeterol and linoleic oils are highly beneficial for fat metabolism. More than 90% of the fatty acids contained in the nitrogen are so called. Essential Omega 3 fatty acids, which must be obtained daily. In addition, Omega contains Omega 6, 7, and 9 fatty acids. Sorghum seeds and fruit pulp contain polyunsaturated fatty acids with beneficial health effects such as improving inflammation. Oils of sea buckthorn have a beneficial effect on the mucous membrane structure. The berry gets these fatty acids internally and protects the whole body. Sea buckthorn is extremely vitamin-rich; mm. C, E and B and beta-carotene at very high concentrations. Sea buckthorn is a well-known source of health and well-being. Vitamin C promotes normal resilience, helps reduce fatigue and protects cells against oxidative stress. Very high vitamin E and flavonoid content make it an effective aid to support the immune system. Many other berry substances also contribute to the absorption of active substances. Vitamin C and flavonoids work together better than the other, as well as Vitamin C and Vitamin E together with vitamin E and beta-carotene together. Sea buckthorn is a versatile antioxidant for the entire body.

Brewer's yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) has been found to stimulate and balance the rest of the intestinal tract (closed mouth and the large intestine) of microbes and promote fiber disruption. In addition, microbial protection protects the body, releases the microbial protein at the time of death and produces vitamin B vitamins and vitamins C and K and increases resistance. Vitamin B in particular supports the growth and condition of the hair.