Tea4Vet No 7 Bladder & Kidney 100 g

Complementary feed for dogs

Herbal teas have a long tradition all over the world and have been prepared for thousands of years.

It is an art to mix tea plants, so you should use proven blends.

The acceptance of the dogs of teas is usually excellent. Both pure and as a food supplement, they are gladly accepted. Tea preparation makes the ingredients highly available.

Herbal teas should be given for 2 - 4 weeks.

The amount of tea depends on the size of the dog, about 250 ml per day for a medium sized dog is an approximate guideline. At smaller dogs, the amount is cut in half, quartered or even eighths. In large breeds such as Newfoundlander, Bernese Mountain Dog or Great Dane can even be fed up to twice the amount.

You can offer the tea undiluted next to the drinking water or through the feed.

The tea keeps in the fridge for 1 - 2 days.

Composition: Bearberry, dandelion with root cut, horsetail cut, bean shells, stinging nettle leaves cut, goldenrod, rosehips with seeds cut, peppermint leaves, juniper berries

Analytical constituents and levels: Crude ash 12.3%, crude protein 11.2%, crude fat 4.3%, crude fiber 17.8%, ash insoluble in hydrochloric acid 3.5%

Feeding recommendation: Pour 2 teaspoons of tea mixture with 250ml of boiling water, let it rest for 10 minutes, sieve and pour over the feed.