Goat Colostrum Capsules for Dogs & Cats · 180 capsules
Goat Colostrum Capsules for Dogs & Cats · 180 capsules
Complementary feed for dogs and cats
These capsules contain dried goat colostrum: the milk from the first period after birth. They complement the existing diet without requiring a change to your pet’s usual food.
- Give directly or with food – the recommendation is based on body weight.
- For your pet’s supply – 180 capsules in one container.
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Product description
The name colostrum refers to a particular milk phase. The protein composition of this early milk differs from that of later goat milk. Goat colostrum is therefore different from ordinary whole goat milk powder.
Here, the dried ingredient is offered in capsule form. The amount for your pet follows the feeding recommendation; it does not change with the container size you choose.
Feeding recommendation
Total amount per day
- Body weight up to and including 10 kg: 1–2 capsules
- Body weight over 10 kg and up to and including 25 kg: 2–4 capsules
- Body weight over 25 kg: 6–8 capsules
Give directly or with the usual food. Always provide fresh drinking water. Do not exceed the recommended daily amount.
For young animals and those with special dietary needs, consult a veterinarian about the appropriate amount.
Composition & analytical constituents
Composition per capsule:
200 mg air-dried goat colostrum
35 mg magnesium carbonate (anti-caking agent)
Capsule shell: Hydroxypropylmethylcellulose (plant-based)
Analytical constituents:
Crude protein 51,0 % | Crude fat 13,0 % | Crude ash 19,5 % | Crude fibre 0,2 %
Warnings & Storage
Warnings
Complementary feed for dogs and cats. Not intended for food-producing animals. Not a substitute for a balanced, species-appropriate diet. Not suitable in cases of known intolerance to any of the ingredients.
Contains milk ingredients.
Storage
Store in a dry place at room temperature – away from heat sources
Use promptly after opening
Keep out of reach of children and animals