Fuzzies Probiotics

Fuzzies Probiotics

Maintaining healthy gut flora is important for good digestion and the overall wellbeing of your dog. Situations such as stress, a change in diet, or a sensitive stomach can disrupt the gut balance. Fuzzies Probiotics are designed to support your dog's gut and contribute to maintaining this balance. The chews contain beneficial bacteria and fibres that facilitate balanced digestion and regular stools. The soft, tasty chews are easy to administer and are generally well-received by most dogs.

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Features

• Contributes to a balanced gut flora
• Supports healthy digestion and bowel movements
• Contains pre-, pro- and postbiotics
• Includes fibres such as psyllium and acacia gum
• Contains zinc and omega-3 fatty acids from salmon oil
• Tasty chews, easy to administer
• Suitable for daily use

Suitable for

• Dogs with sensitive digestion
• Use during dietary transitions or stressful situations

Usage

Give the chews daily as a treat and adjust the dosage according to your dog's weight. Start with half the recommended amount and gradually increase to the full daily dose. The daily amount can be divided over several moments.

Dosage

1 chew per 10 kg body weight

Contents

90 soft chews

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place.

Composition

Fish and fish derivatives 26.20%, pea flour 11.00%, salmon oil 8.00%, glycerine 8.00%, pumpkin seed meal 7.50%, deactivated yeast 6.50%, yeast (12.1.5) 5.50%, field bean meal 5.00%, tapioca 5.00%, chicory root powder 2.93%, phosphorus 1.00%, cranberry 1.00%, psyllium powder 0.94%, lactobacillus helveticus ha-122 0.22%.

Analytical components

Crude protein 20.52%, crude fat 11.11%, crude fibre 8.11%, crude ash 5.16%, sodium 0.02%.

Additives per kg

Trace elements: zinc chelate of glycine hydrate (solid) - zinc (3b607) 3,750 mg/kg, clinoptilolite of sedimentary origin (1g568) 25,925.56 mg/kg, potassium sorbate (1k202) 3,000 mg/kg, bacillus velezensis C-3102 (DSM 15544) (4b1820) 18,000,000 cfu/g.