Baby-Dog
Here we have the food supplement Baby Dog, which is designed to support the health and development of the puppy. Baby Dog contains a high content of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, which can help strengthen the puppy’s immune system and promote healthy growth. Additionally, the supplement can also help relieve stress and anxiety in puppies when exposed to new situations.
We recommend giving the pregnant dog Baby Dog so that the puppies can get off to a good start and be ready for the big world that awaits them. Baby Dog also helps support the health of the stomach and intestines
Immunity Guard
To strengthen your dog’s immune system, you can use the food supplement Immunity Guard. It contains high levels of vitamin C and other antioxidants that can help protect the body against disease and infection. Immunity Guard is particularly useful when the dog is exposed to new environments or stressful situations that may weaken its immune system.
• The silymarin content in milk thistle seeds supports liver function
• Thyme and ginger are excellent immune system boosters
• Ginseng is a natural antioxidant, also known as a roborant of the body
The physiological function of the immune system is strengthened by the fact that the herbs support the function of the liver, biliary system, kidneys and urinary tract.
Humin-Pet
The last supplement in this category is Humin-Pet and it contains humic acid. Humic acid is a natural fragment of smaller organic molecules that can help improve digestion and absorption of nutrients in your dog. In addition to that, it also helps to support the organisms natural detoxification processes. Because of that, we recommend giving it to your dog in new situations, which may affect him negatively.
Humin-Pet is also helpful for allergies and skin irritation. It also helps with changes in diet, paw problems or watery eyes in your dog.
The recommendation we give is to feed Humin-Pet in case of temporary symptoms and imbalance in your dog.
If your dog has problems, we always recommend consulting a veterinarian to see if it needs treatment.
