Sanofor peat thrink

Peat thrink is a soil product; consisting of digestive residues of hundreds of different flowers; medicine herbs; grasses and fruits. Over the course of many years, these plants have fallen into stagnant water and sunk to the soil; after which a long-term chemical-biological process turned the plant remains into black; Lobbig peat.

• Promotes digestion
• Promotes intestinal function and strengthens the intestinal flora
• Supports the removal of waste
• Good for a normal gastric intestinal function
• Promotes appetite
• A great condition of the skin and fur: strong hair roots; Full fur and deep color
• The structure of strong nails
• Supports the growth and development of the skeleton and bones
• Increases the resistance
• Supports oxygen transport by red blood cells
• Promotes the absorption of minerals and vitamins

Compound:Subfossil peat; Lignorllulosis

Analytical ingredients: Silic acid 6; 52%; Iron 1; 14%; Aluminum 0; 12%; Calcium 5; 09%; Magnesium 0; 37%; Sodium 0; 41%; Phosphate 0; 20%; Sulfate 5; 05%; Etherex contract 1; 26%; Non-water-soluble nitrogen 0; 77%; Other nitrogen 0; 98%; Difficult in water -soluble protein 4; 32%; Not as a sulfate available sulfur 0; 41%; Carbon dioxide 2; 52%; Bitumen (was; resin; oil) 18; 09%; Water -soluble organic substances 8; 19%; Hemi celluloses 1; 63%; Cellulosen 2; 85%; Humic acids 13; 08%; Humus material 3; 99%; Humine and lignin 13; 61%; Easy in water -soluble protein 1; 30%.

Nutritional advice:

Small dogs and cats 1 teaspoon
Medium -sized dogs 2 teaspoons
Large dogs 1 tablespoon
Small birds 1 pinch
Large birds 1/4 - 1/2 teaspoon
Rodents and rabbits 1/2 teaspoon

Daily through the diet or directly in the mouth.

Contents: 1L