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Complementary feed (liquid) for pigsFeeding-related support in the event of start-up difficulties in piglet rearing and in particular times of crisisSwineFit is a unique combination of herbs, fruit and vegetables. Thanks to the optimal combination of ingredients, it contains many vitamins, minerals, and secondary plant substances that can provide intensively support for the digestive system and metabolic organs during initial difficulties in piglet rearing and in times of crises. SwineFit has proved particularly effective in strengthening the performance of weakened and stressed piglets. Piglets in crisis drink more water than healthy litters.The natural plant substances have a positive effect on digestion and feed intake. The improved feed intake and utilization as well as the nutritional strengthening of the liver and kidneys due to the special herbal recipe can reduce the risk of runts, especially in crisis litters. SwineFit can also be fed to sows around the time of birth.Feeding-related support in the event of start-up difficulties and times of crisis, e.g. new stabling, composite litters, and nurse littersSupport for optimum rearing of young animals - less runtsSupport for the liver, kidneys, and immune systemComposition: fruit vinegar, elderberry juice, beetroot juice, dextrose, ferment cereal liquid, acerola cherry pulp, gingko leaves, stinging nettle herb, artichoke leaves, ribwort plantain leaves, anise seeds, thyme, purple coneflower herb, St. John‘s wortAdditives/kg: Preservatives: lactic acid* (1a270) 2 g. Flavouring compounds: ethanol (2b02078) 7.94 g.*The simultaneous use of different or ganic acids or their salts is contraindi cated where one or more of them is used at or near the maximum permitted content.Analytical constituents: crude protein 1.0%, crude fat 0.8%, crude fiber 1.75%, crude fat 0.8%, crude ash 1.5%, moisture 93%, sodium 0.2%Feeding recommendation: Shake before use. Add to the feed daily. Sows: 50 ml/animal 5 days before and 14 days after farrowing. On the day of farrowing: 0.5 L mixed with water. Pigs for fattening: 10 ml/animal. During the stabling phase, depending on weight: 30-50 ml/animal. Piglets: provide in a ratio of 1:9 mixed with water.Store it cool and dark!

Special productPure tea tree oil from certified organic cultivation and wild growth, obtained in the gentle water quench distillation process.Pure Tea Tree oil, which is obtained in conserving water distillation process. The active ingredients of the oil are released in a gentle way. Thus, in contrast to the industrial turbine distillation ensures that no temperature can occur above 100°C. Due to the low temperatures are no allergenic "combustion products". This improves compatibility for human and animal health.Note: This high-quality Tea Tree oil is also contained in many of our care products.Composition: 100% melaleuca alternifolia from the ancestral form, cineole concentration under 4 %Store in cool place and protected from light.Keep out of childrens reach! Avoid eye contact and the eye area! Harmful: May cause lung damage if swallowed. If swallowed do not induce vomiting, seek medical advice immediately and show this container or label. Sensitisation by skin contact possible.

Complementary feed for dogsHerbal 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: Mallow flowers, ribwort, horsetail, elderflowers, lime blossoms, thyme, fennelAnalytical constituents and levels: Crude ash 13.3%, crude protein 11.2%, crude fat 4.3%, crude fiber 17.8%, ash insoluble in hydrochloric acid 4.5%Feeding recommendation: Pour 2 teaspoons of tea mixture with 250ml of boiling water, let it rest for 15 minutes, sieve and pour over the feed.

Complementary feed for dogsHerbal 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: Chamomile flowers, blackberry leaves, savory, blueberries, bloodroot, rosemary, centaury, oak barkAnalytical constituents and levels: Crude ash 11.3%, crude protein 11.2%, crude fat 4.3%, crude fiber 17.8%, ash insoluble in hydrochloric acid 2.5%Feeding recommendation: Pour 1 tablespoon of tea mixture with 250ml of boiling water, let it rest for 10 minutes, sieve and pour in portions over the feed.

Complementary feed for dogsHerbal 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 berriesAnalytical 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.

Complementary feed for dogsHerbal 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: Dandelion root, artichoke leaves, licorice root, yam, milk thistle seedsAnalytical constituents: Crude ash 10.3%, crude protein 11.2%, crude fat 6.3%, crude fiber 17.8%, ash insoluble in hydrochloric acid 2.5%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.

Complementary feed for dogsEnvironmental pollution and harmful/stressing substances surround us and our four-legged friends daily and everywhere. Be it the walk along much traveled roads, the beloved treats, which are not so natural, or maybe the use of body care and cleaning products. The list of substances we are warned about is getting longer every day, and it is almost impossible to avoid everything. A detoxification cure can also do our beloved fur noses good - whether after a necessary drug administration, vaccination, anesthesia or simply once in between.Herbal teas have a long tradition worldwide, they have been prepared for thousands of years. It is an art to blend tea plants, so you should use proven blends. The acceptance by dogs of teas is usually excellent. They are gladly accepted both pure and as a food supplement. By preparing tea, the ingredients become highly available.Composition: stinging nettle, birch leaf, milk thistle herb, dandelionAnalytical constituents and levels: crude protein 14.3%, crude fat 3.5%, crude fiber 17.9%, crude ash 12.1%, calcium 1.82%, phosphorus 0.32%, sodium 0.39%Feeding recommendation: daily amount of tea as required: small dogs 1/4-1 tsp., medium-sized dogs 2 tsp., large dogs 3-4 tsp. Pour 250 ml of boiling water over the appropriate amount of tea, let it steep for 10 minutes, strain it, pour it over the food or offer it additionally besides of the drinking water. Herbal teas should be given for 2-4 weeks.

RepellentSpray against ticksTickEx is a highly effective tick repellent spray with immediate effect. The ticks are repelled from biting by odor without synthetic additives. Thus, when walking the dog or during free running of the cat, the risk of a tick bite can be reduced.The reliable protection on the basis of Eucalyptus citriodora leaves keeps ticks away. This active ingredient contained in the spray from the leaves of lemon eucalyptus adheres to the skin and hair of the treated animal. The repellent active ingredient has an odor unattractive to ticks and successfully prevents parasite infestation.excellent immediate protectionalso suitable for young animals (from 4 months on)up to 5 hours protection against ticksadditional protection against mites, horse biting lice, and flying insects, such as mosquitoes and horse fliesfrees the coat from ticksdermatologically testedActive substance: Eucalyptus citriodora oil hydrated, cyclized (EC Oil (H/C)) 100 g/L, BAuA Reg.-No.: N-84838. Origin of the active substance from the leaves of lemon eucalyptusHow to use: Shake before use. Spray TickEx 1-2 x daily against the coat line, dampen coat evenly, then massage in. Do not spray directly on face and eye area, but treat accordingly with still wet hands. Avoid direct contact with eyes and mucous membranes!Quantity applied: Up to 250 ml bottle: cats, small dogs (<10 kg) 3-6 sprays, midsize dogs (<25 kg) 10-15 sprays, large dogs (>40 kg) 20-30 sprays. 1 spray = ca. 0.15 ml. From 500 ml bottle: medium dogs (<25 kg) 1-2 sprays, large dogs (>40 kg) 2-4 sprays. Horses: 20-30 sprays. 1 spray = ca. 1.3 ml.Storage not below 18°C.WARNING • Contains citronellol. May produce an allergic reaction. Causes serious eye irritation. Keep out of reach of children. Wear protective gloves/protective clothing/eye protection/face protection. IF IN EYES: Rinse cautiously with water for several minutes. Remove contact lenses, if present and easy to do. Continue rinsing. If eye irritation persists: Get medical advice/attention. Dispose of contents/container to an authorized waste disposal site.Use biocides safely. Always read the label and product information before use.

Care product for dogs, horses, and rodentsScented oil for skin care and odor masking against 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.masking properties against ticksmasks the animal‘s own odorpure plant product - 100% naturalalso suitable for young animalseasy application, ready to useComposition: coconut oil*, Egyptian black cumin oil*,.lavender oil. *cold pressed, from controlled organic cultivation.How to use: Depending on the size of the animal, rub a pea- to hazelnut-sized amount of TickEx Organic Lotion into the hands and then spread over the coat/skin of the animal. As required, 1-2 applications daily or before each walk.

Care product for animalsCare oil for odor masking against ticksTickEx SpotOn is a high-quality, skin-caring fragrance oil based on cold-pressed, organic Egyptian black cumin oil and organic coconut oil. This care oil is supplemented with excellent essential fragrance oils that mask the pet‘s own odor. Since the animal is no longer perceived by pests as an attractive host, a tick-free walk is possible.long-lasting masking properties against pests such as ticks, fleas, mites, mosquitoes, horseflies, etc.masks the animal‘s own odoralso suitable for young animals (from 3 months on)100% naturelow application quantity (10 ml sufficient for one season for dog/rodent)easy to useExpert tip: TickEx SpotOn is basically waterproof in rain and when bathing in water. However, it should be reapplied after shampooing.Composition: organic coconut oil, organic black cumin oil, jojoba oil, neem oil, geranium oil, lavender oil, manuka oilApplication recommendation: Massage 1 drop from your wetted finger into the skin daily for 3 weeks. Dog: in both ear cones or between the shoulder blades and at the base of the tail. Horse: near the torso on the insides of the legs as well as at the base of the ear. Rodent: only 2 x per week between the shoulder blades. 1 drop corresponds to approx. 50 mg.Once basic stabilization is achieved, 1-2 applications weekly are sufficient. In case of strong regional tick infestation, the frequency of applications can be increased individually.Contains lavender oil, citronellol, and geraniol. May produce an allergic reaction.

Feed material (pellets) for rodentsThe treat in bio-quality for a healthy and daily rewardTinyHerbs Organic HerbGreen Pellets are a healthy alternative to the often offered bread rolls/bread. Free from cereal starch, additives, and colorants, they consist of various green fodder plants (grass, herbs, and legumes) from controlled organic cultivation.Thanks to their large chunky shape, TinyHerbs Organic HerbalGreen Pellets provide an excellent opportunity to satisfy the natural need to nibble and give teeth a good rub down. In addition, your beloved rodent receives a high-quality, raw fiber-rich supplement to its daily food.Expert tip: To prop up your rodent after illness or surgery, we recommend soaking TinyHerbs Organic HerbalGreen Pellets in warm water and mixing in TinyHerbs MicroMineral. This will provide your pet with all the important nutrients. Even soaked used in rabbits with dental problems.Composition: grass, herbs, and legume plants, dried. The proportion of the individual species is subject to natural fluctuations! Eco-Control-Center DE-ÖKO-001, Germany-AgricultureAnalytical constituents: crude protein 12.9%, crude fat 2.9%, crude fiber 24.1%, crude ash 9.6%, calcium 1.17%, phosphorus 0.23%Feeding recommendation:As a supplement/treat daily: Dwarf rabbits/guinea pigs: 3-5 pellets. Large rabbits: 5-10 pellets (fattening rabbits double the amount). Chinchillas: 1-2 pellets.As a hay substitute: pellets at free disposal.However, fresh hay, fruit, vegetables, and green fodder should always be offered in addition to the pellets to provide the animals with all the important vitamins.