Bambu Dosing Spoon Set

Complementary feed for dogs and catsSelected oils for special support during phases of fur change and stressWith CocolinoOil you give your four-legged darling the best of nature. The unique combination of high-quality oils supports your pet's health in a natural way - without any artificial additives.CocolinoOil supports a shiny fur, healthy skin, a strong immune system, and provides more vitality and well-being. Whether as a daily feed supplement or for special support during fur change and stress phases - CocolinoOil is the perfect natural food supplement for happy and vital four-legged friends.Composition: linseed oil, coconut oilAnalytical constituents: crude protein 0.3%, crude, fat 99.6%, crude fiber 0.5%, crude ash 0.4%Feeding recommendation: Add daily to the feed. Small dogs, cats: 0.5 tsp. Midsize dogs: 1 tsp. Large dogs: 1-2 tsp. 

The pseudo-gestation of the bitch has its origin in the ancestors of our dogs, the wolves, to ensure the survival of the pack. All female wolves of a pack had synchronized their cycle and could thus provide for the puppies of the highest-ranking female wolf. Even in our dogs, the meaning and purpose behind a pseudo-gestation are still the same. Some bitches even start building a nest or start carrying toys around instead of real puppies. Often the mammary line is swollen, and often even milk comes out.cdVet CycleRegulat has a regulating influence on hormonal events and naturally and gently regulates problems with heat and recurrent pseudo-gestations. Through its influence on prolactin, the hormone responsible for milk production, it can reduce the flow of milk and bring calm and relaxation to the stressed bitch. The combination of valuable herbs makes cdVet CycleRegulat a natural support for hormonal imbalances such as in heat and pseudo-gestation.

Care product for dogs, horses, and rodentsScented oil for skin care and odor masking toward ticksTickEx Organic Lotion is a skin-caring fragrance oil based on cold-pressed, Egyptian organic black cumin oil and organic coconut oil, which masks the animal's own odor. The animal is no longer perceived by ticks as an attractive host worth infesting.