Taurinetten

Although dogs are able to produce the amino sulfonic acid taurine from sulfur-containing amino acids, clinical studies have shown a correlation between the occurrence of a pathological enlargement of the heart muscle, the so-called DCM, and low taurine levels in the blood. This has been observed especially in Newfoundlanders, American Cocker Spaniels and in Golden Retrievers, as well as in soy-based feeding. Feeding taurine to the animals improved their heart activity.
In addition, the U.S. Food & Drug Administration issued an update in July 2018 that potentially cereal-free dog food with main ingredients from pulses (beans, peas, lentils), potatoes or sweet potatoes could be related to the development of heart disease DCM due to a taurine deficiency.

Taurinetten help to maintain fertility, promote metabolism, are important for heart function, protect the immune system and improve skin and coat.

Nutritional supplements for dogs and cats.

Ingredients: Yeast, vegetable by products (as dried herbs),dicalcium phosphate.

Guarenteed analysis: Crude protein 44.1%, crude oils and -fats 1.9%, crude ash 5.5%, crude fibre 14.9%.

Additives: nutritional additives per kg:

Taurine 500,000 mg.

1 tablet Taurinetten = 600 mg, with 300 mg taurine.

Optimum daily dose: 

Cats: 1-2 tabl.

Dogs: 3 tabl. per 10 kg body weight.