Bio Spirulina Puro Menu

€8.95

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100% natural supplement for dogs and cats. It works as a nutritional support in inflammatory diseases and the immune system. Spirulina is rich in nutrients such as antioxidants and protein. It hardly contains iodine, so it is considered suitable for dogs and cats with hypertiriodism.

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What is spirulina?

Spirulina Platensis is a type of Cyanobacteria (formerly known as Blue Algae). Unlike seaweed, Spirulina, as a freshwater cyanobacterium, contains little iodine.

Its cells have no nucleus and the covering is so weak that its vitamins, minerals and nutrients are easily absorbed by the intestine. The dry powder contains up to 60% high-value, easily digestible protein.

Spirulina contains various mineral compounds such as phosphorus, iron, magnesium, manganese and zinc compounds, as well as more than 50 vital substances (vitamins, minerals and trace elements) and 18 essential and non-essential amino acids.

It has an intense dark green color due to its chlorophyll content. Spirulina is rich in antioxidants and one of its pigments, phycocyanin, has been shown in scientific studies that it can prevent the growth of cancer cells. The chlorophyll in spirulina contains enzymes that are important for tissue regeneration and digestion.

This product comes from organic farming.

Format: 100 gr powder.

Composition

ASpirulina BIO (100%)

Analytics constituents

Protein> 60%, inorganic matter <8%, crude oils and fats 6.8%, humidity <7%

Recommendation

If your dog or cat has any medical condition, consult your veterinarian before administering it. Store in a cold (10-20ºC) and dry place.

Orientative dose

A level measuring spoon will hold approximately 3 grams of product.

Very small cats and dogs (approx. 5 kilos of body weight): approx. 1 gram once a day (1/3 measuring spoon once a day).
Small dogs (approx. 10 kilos of body weight): approx. 1 gram twice a day (a third of a measuring spoon twice a day).
Medium dogs (approx. 25 kilos of body weight): approx. 1.5 grams twice a day (half a measuring spoon twice a day).
Large dogs (approx. 50 kg body weight): approx. 3 - 6 grams twice a day (1 - 2 measuring spoons twice a day).

These measures are valid for all ages and pregnant and lactating dogs. Always mix with food.

If your dog or cat suffers from thyroid problems, consult your vet before serving it.