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Description
Freeze-Dried Duck Probiotic Chews – Daily Support for Canine & Feline Gut, Skin and Overall Health
Digestive Care with 12 Probiotic Strains, Prebiotics & Enzymes
Delivers 6 billion CFU per serving from 12 live bacterial strains selected for dogs and cats.
Supplemented with four kinds of prebiotic fibres that serve as food for the probiotics and five digestive enzymes that help break down protein, fat and carbohydrates.
Regular use can lessen common gastrointestinal complaints such as occasional bad breath, bloating, loose stools, constipation and irregular bowel movements.
Omega-3 Fish Oil, Zinc & Vitamin E for Skin and Coat Maintenance
Provides omega-3 fatty acids from cold-water fish oil, supplying EPA and DHA that are known to support skin barrier function.
Zinc proteinate and vitamin E are included to help maintain normal skin hydration and may reduce seasonal scratching and excess shedding.
The combination is intended to keep the coat looking glossy and the skin comfortable, not to create instant cosmetic changes.
Everyday Vitamins, Minerals & Clean Label Convenience
Fortified with a broad-spectrum mix of dog vitamins and trace minerals to help cover routine nutritional gaps that can occur in homemade or limited-ingredient diets.
Aims to support normal immune responses and steady energy levels, which may contribute to fewer unplanned veterinary visits over time.
Made without artificial colours, flavours, fillers, wheat, corn, soy or gluten; non-GMO ingredients are freeze-dried and vacuum-packed in a shelf-stable jar so refrigeration is unnecessary and the chews are ready to serve to any size or breed.
BENEFITS
Beneficial to Statin Users
Both cholesterol and CoQ10 are produced in the same pathway in the liver. Because statins work by blocking the cholesterol production within this pathway, it can also block the production of CoQ10. The addition of a CoQ10 supplement to statin therapy may help replenish depleted CoQ10.† Talk to your healthcare professional about adding CoQ10 supplements to your statin regimen.
Beyond Statin Users
Factors like age and stress may also lower the body’s regular production of CoQ10. In fact, most people start to produce less CoQ10 starting at the age of 21. Why does that matter? This coenzyme is a powerful antioxidant that helps protect the body from free radicals that can damage otherwise healthy cells. Because cells are the building blocks of every part of your body, healthy cells are a necessity.
Essential for Cellular Energy Production
CoQ10 is a naturally occurring nutrient-like coenzyme that plays an important role in the production of 95% of the energy used by all our cells and organs, and no other organ needs more energy than our hearts. By helping provide the energy your heart needs to function correctly, CoQ10 helps promote vascular health and healthy blood pressure levels2†. Taking a CoQ10 supplement may help increase your CoQ10 levels.
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Breakthrough Probiotic And Prebiotic Formulation
Nature Target Freeze Dried Probiotics for Dogs added with 6 billion CFUs probiotics, prebiotics, digestive enzymes, omega 3, multivitamins and minerals to help your pets keep overall health. It contains 120 bites and is designed for all breeds dogs and cats!
Pure Natural Base
Freeze-Drired Chews can help us preserve 97% of the nutritional value for your furry friend. Based on Real Raw Duck & Fish Oil. Freeze-drying preserves the original goodness without altering the survivability of the ingredients.
Freeze-Drying Technology
We use proprietary freeze-dried technology to remove the moisture and lock in the activity and nutrients in each bite. Once consumed by your pets, these active ingredients will be reactivated and provide powerful benefits to your pets.
Nature Target Dog Probiotic Chews are the perfect daily treat to support and enhance your dog's digestion, combining prebiotics with digestive enzymes for a happy, healthy gut. In addition to their digestive benefits, it also maintain the skin and coat and enhance your dog's overall vitality.
