Vetoform Pelage et Peau for dogs and cats is a 100% natural food supplement for all types of pets. This dietary supplement soothes itching (recurrent dermatitis) and slows hair loss (ideal against hairballs).
Your dog or cat deserves the best care, which is why we present Vetoform Pelage et Peau, a complete solution for maintaining the health and beauty of your pet's coat. With its unique formula and natural ingredients, this product is specially designed to meet the specific needs of your dog or cat. Discover how this magical 100 g powder can improve the health of your pet's skin and coat.
Your dog or cat's coat is a true beauty asset. To keep it healthy and shiny, it's essential to deeply nourish the skin. Vetoform Coat & Skin Powder contains Lithothame, an ingredient naturally rich in calcium. Lithotham helps strengthen hair follicles, promoting the regrowth of a dense, resistant coat. What's more, its high calcium content helps prevent hair loss and brittleness. Give your pet a healthy coat with the power of Lithothame.
The health of your pet's skin is just as important as that of its coat. Vetoform Coat & Skin Powder contains borage oil, renowned for its soothing and nourishing properties. Borage oil helps maintain skin hydration, preventing irritation and itching. By using this powder regularly, you'll help to keep your companion's skin in perfect condition, offering optimal comfort.
Vetoform Coat & Skin Powder is carefully formulated to provide your pet with all the nutrients needed for optimal health. Enriched with vitamins B6 and B8, this formula helps maintain skin balance and promotes the growth of a healthy coat. What's more, the presence of zinc helps strengthen the skin's natural defenses, helping to prevent dermatological problems. Give your dog or cat complete nourishment for skin and coat with Vetoform Pelage & Peau powder.
Vetoform Coat & Skin food supplement is specifically designed to soothe itching in dogs with sensitive skin, as well as to slow hair loss and restore a shiny coat. Give your dog or cat a healthy coat with Vetoform Pelage et Peau powder. Made with Lithothame and borage oil, this natural formula strengthens the skin and promotes the regrowth of a dense, shiny coat. Discover the benefits of this care product for your pet!
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This Vétoform dietary supplement is taken at the rate of 1 teaspoon a day for dogs weighing less than 10 kg, or 2 teaspoons for heavier dogs. The powder is mixed with the food. Cures of 1 to 3 months can be repeated throughout the year for older dogs.
Precautions for use
Vétoform coat and skin dietary supplement has no contraindications or undesirable effects.
Vétoform coat and skin food supplement is made up of 19 trace elements that contribute to coat vitality, borage oil and biotin that help soothe skin irritations and itching, and Lithothame algae, a remineralizing algae.
Lithothame, borage oil. Additives: bulking agent: maltodextrin; amino acid: L-cystine; vitamins: B6, B8; anti-caking agent: silica; flavouring; zinc gluconate. Nutritional values per 100 g: Lithothame (Phymatolithon calcareum): 10 g of which Calcium: 2.5 g Borage (Borago officinalis): 280 mg Vitamin B6: 97.2 mg Vitamin B8: 10.8 mg Zinc: 8.8 mg
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Food supplement Peau Irritee Et Chute De Poil Vetoform 100 G
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