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Eight healthy herbs for your dog: ginseng, devil’s claw, ginger, milk thistle, dandelion, stinging nettle, hawthorn and ginkgo

Carefree frolicking, interesting games and long walks require dogs to have physical and mental stamina. To maintain this stamina, the following popular wisdom applies: Good precaution is everything! Whether in the everyday life, during summer heat or cold winters. Those who treat their dogs precautious, have many years of shared joy with their dogs.

Ginseng root extract

Ginseng provides the body and mind with fresh energy. That is why the root is also called “power root†.

Ginkgo biloba

Ginkgo has been used for thousands of years in the Chinese medicine as a general tonic, energy supplier and as a remedy for longevity and vitality.
It promotes the blood flow in the brain and protects the nervous system and the brain against free radicals.

Devil’s claw extract

Devil’s claw contains bitter substances, which are known for their beneficial and soothing properties for the joints and bones. Numerous studies and trials could prove them. Animal owners report positive effects on the mobility of the muscles, joints, tendons and the back of their dogs.
The bitter substances from devil’s claw are also able to promote the secretion of gastric juice and the production of the bile flow as well as counteract bloating and flatulence.

Ginger

Ginger root is known to increase the general vitality. It has protective effects on the digestive tract, can counteract worms and promote the build-up of a healthy intestinal flora. Ginger has antibacterial properties, counteracts vomiting, promotes the circulation and increases the bile production. It is also important to know that ginger is able to reduce travel sickness and nervousness.

Milk thistle extract

Milk thistle is used for centuries for digestive problems and to promote the liver function. The beneficial effects, which are attributed to this plant, are based on the active substance silymarin. Milk thistle extracts can strengthen the digestive function as well as counteract bloating, ructus and flatulence.

Dandelion

Dandelion root is known for its positive effect on organs involved in the digestion. That is why it is used for digestive problems such as flatulence and bloating. The contained bitter substances stimulate the bile flow, which leads to an improved fat digestion. Furthermore, dandelion is one of the most important “liver plants† besides milk thistle and artichoke.

Stinging nettle extract

Stinging nettle, which was formerly known as annoying weed, is now one of the most intensively researched medical plants. It has beneficial properties for the musculoskeletal system, is said to improve the blood flow and stimulates the excretion of urea and uric acid.

Hawthorn berry

Hawthorn strengthens the heart muscle. The balancing effect of hawthorn is not limited to the heart, but includes the entire body and the mind. Especially in the heat or during high physical exertion the dog gasps for air more often than usual. The heat compensation through the tongue is a small challenge for the heart and the circulation. The constituents of hawthorn promote the oxygen and nutrient supply of the heart, support a healthy blood flow in the heart muscle as well as the coronary vessels, which supports the cardiac output and can be of importance for the blood pressure as well as the heart rhythm.

Benefits of the feed supplement for dogs by Vetipur

• fresh energy for body and mind
• for a healthy digestion
• beneficial and soothing for the musculoskeletal system
• good acceptance due to poultry liver and garlic powder
• without magnesium stearate and silicon dioxide

Acceptance and tolerance

Vetipur products for dogs contain garlic and poultry liver as acceptance booster. You may already know that your dog would do just about anything for a bread with liver sausage and you probably noticed or smelled that liver can cause flatulence in dogs. That is why we solely use hydrolysed liver. In the hydroxylation process, the protein chains, which are normally broken down by enzymes during the digestion, are artificially divided. This increases the absorption rate in the digestive tract and reduces the resting time in the intestines.