PhytoStandard Veterinary use Cranberry Wamine repackaged
Cranberry fluid extract-based dietary supplement for companion animals, livestock and competitors (Standardized and stabilized)
Contributes to urinary comfort Feed supplement based on cranberry extract for companion animals, livestock or competitors.
A dietary supplement for pets (dogs, cats, rabbits and NACs), livestock (cows, pigs, poultry) or competition animals (horses, greyhounds) based on Cranberry fluid extract (standardized and stabilized) and alcohol-free. Wamine PhytoStandards are fluid extracts produced from selected plants whose origin is traceable. They are obtained using a patented process that respects the integrity of the plant. These extracts are standardized, ensuring a constant and stable content of active ingredients.
Wamine Cranberry Plant Fluid Extract offers a remarkable therapeutic dimension for animals, incorporating not only a defensive barrier against urinary tract infections, but also preventive activity in various infectious contexts. Incorporating this extract into your animals' diet solidifies their metabolism against microbial attack, providing a robust foundation for general, unshakeable well-being.
The use of Wamine Cranberry Extract is a mainstay in the prevention of urinary tract infections. Its intrinsic properties, which inhibit the adhesion of E.Coli bacteria, prove to be a natural and effective shield against recurrent urinary tract infections in animals, ensuring a healthy and functional urinary system.
Cranberry's antiviral and antibacterial properties, particularly with regard to H.pylori adhesion, make it a silent but powerful guardian against ulcer recurrence. Wamine Cranberry Extract works meticulously inside animal organisms, inhibiting the deleterious factors of these bacteria, and promoting a healthy, stable gastric environment.
Beyond the urinary and gastrointestinal systems, Cranberry also displays powerful inhibitory activity against plaque formation. As a result, your pets benefit from enhanced oral protection, enabling them to maintain optimal dental hygiene and a healthy, radiant smile.
As early as the middle of the 19th century, German doctors helped to spread the medicinal use of cranberries throughout the world, although they were abandoned after the 2nd World War. However, interest in the medicinal virtues of these berries resumed in the 1960s, when antibiotic resistance began to emerge. Cranberries are mainly used to prevent and treat urinary tract infections.
EPS or Standardized Fresh Plant Extracts are obtained using the"PhytoStandard" extraction process, which respects the integrity and completeness of the active principles present in the plant. We can prepare your own EPS blends, according to the formulas recommended by your phytotherapist veterinarian.
We also offerWamine Caralluma plant extract from the Phytoprevent laboratory, at the best price in our online pharmacy.
As a guide, here are the usual dosages for PhytoStandard Wamine EPS Cranberry, Oral use: 1 ml per 5 kg / day
What are the precautions for use?
This dietary supplement for pets (dogs, cats, rabbits and NACs), livestock (cows, pigs, poultry) or competition animals (horses, greyhounds) cannot replace a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.
Cranberry extract - Vaccinium macrocarpon Aiton (fruit), stabilized in vegetable glycerine.
Ericaceae family
Origin: Asia - America
Available in 30; 60; 90; 150; 300; 500 ml packs.
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