Biotin 800µg with vital substances - 90 tablets for dogs | Vetipur

Vetipur Biotin 800µg combines biotin with zinc, copper and selected B vitamins in a balanced tablet formula for dogs. This complementary feed is suitable for specifically supplementing daily feeding with selected nutrients.

Nutrient complex for skin and coat: At the heart of the formula is biotin, supplemented by zinc, copper, vitamin B1, vitamin B2, vitamin B6, niacin and pantothenic acid. Each tablet provides 800 µg of biotin, 5 mg of zinc and 0.5 mg of copper as well as the B vitamins it contains.

Balanced combination: Instead of supplementing individual nutrients separately, Vetipur combines several selected vitamins and trace elements in one formula. Daily feeding can thus easily be supplemented with a versatile nutrient complex.

Good acceptance: The formula contains hydrolysed poultry liver and is therefore designed for good acceptance by dogs.

Practical in everyday life with your dog: The tablets can easily be integrated into daily feeding and can be added to the food or offered as a treat in between.

Vetipur quality: The tablets are free from gluten, lactose and fructose and contain no added sugar. They are made in Germany and produced to high quality and hygiene standards.

Vetipur Biotin 800µg gives your dog a balanced nutrient complex with biotin, zinc, copper and B vitamins in a practically dosed tablet form.

Vetipur Biotin 800µg is a good choice for dogs whose daily feed is to be specifically supplemented with biotin, zinc, copper and B vitamins. Vetipur Biotin 800µg combines biotin with zinc, copper and selected B vitamins in a balanced tablet formula for dogs.

Microcrystalline cellulose, hydrolysed liver, zinc citrate, copper gluconate, calcium D-pantothenate, nicotinamide, D-biotin, riboflavin, pyridoxine hydrochloride, thiamine mononitrate

With poultry liver, no added sugar.

Up to 10kg body weight: 1 tablet daily
Up to 20kg body weight: 2 tablets daily
From 20kg body weight: 3 tablets daily
Either add the tablets to the food or give them as a treat in between.
Please make sure your dog has enough fresh water available!
When feeding, ensure a balanced diet and give your dog plenty of opportunity for exercise!

A dog's coat is much more than an outward distinguishing feature. It protects the skin from environmental influences and is part of natural temperature regulation. Coat length, structure and density vary considerably from breed to breed. While some dogs have a short, smooth coat, others have a dense undercoat that is particularly important in the cold season. For the natural renewal of skin and hair, the body needs various proteins, vitamins and trace elements.

Particularly well known in this context is biotin, a water-soluble vitamin from the B group. It is also known as vitamin B7 and is involved in various metabolic processes. As a coenzyme, biotin performs tasks in the metabolism of fats, carbohydrates and amino acids. These processes are also important for tissues whose cells renew themselves regularly. These include the skin and the hair follicles, in which new hairs are formed.

The structure of dog hair is also interesting. It consists mainly of keratin, a resistant structural protein. The stability of keratin fibres is linked, among other things, to sulphur-containing amino acids and their chemical bonds. During moulting, older hairs are shed and replaced by new ones. This natural process is influenced by various factors, in particular daylight, season, breed and hormone balance.

The formula combines biotin with other nutrients such as niacin, zinc and copper. Zinc is a component of numerous enzymes and plays a role in cell division and protein synthesis. Copper is involved, among other things, in processes connected with the formation of pigments and connective tissue components. The various micronutrients thus perform different tasks in metabolism and are of interest as part of a balanced dog diet.