Complete wet food for adult dogs of all breeds to support treatment and prevent dermatological problems, 185 g and 400 g
This specialized wet dog food is designed for dogs with skin problems—such as excessive shedding, brittle coat, dandruff, and itching—as well as for those whose
coats require particularly careful grooming, such as long-haired and show dogs.This product contains flaxseed and salmon oils, which provide unsaturated fatty acids:
n-3—with anti-inflammatory properties—and n-6—which have a beneficial effect on skin function and the condition of the hair.This wet dog food has been enriched
with micronutrients essential for maintaining healthy skin and a beautiful coat: zinc, manganese, and copper.It is a good idea to give this product to your dog as a preventive measure, especially during
the fall and spring shedding seasons. Food formulated specifically for dogs:- with skin conditions, such as eczema, itching, dandruff,- long-haired breeds, such as: long-haired German Shepherds, Irish Setters, Afghan Hounds, Yorkies, Maltese, Shih Tzus, Golden Retrievers,- whose coats need to be restored, e.g., after an illness or a stay at a shelter,- exhibition,- during the molting period and seasonal coat change.Results of use:- proper skin function and regeneration,- reducing the incidence of skin inflammation,- faster wound healing,- shiny coat.
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