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 supplement for cats and dogs as important for heart function.

Ingredients: Yeast, Calcium citrate, Magnesium stearate, Dicalcium phosphate, silica, gelatine hydrolysate

Guaranteed analysis: Crude protein 50.3%, crude oils and –fats 5.0%, crude ash 9.5%, crude fibre 1.7%.

Additives: nutritional additives per kg: Taurine (3a370)  500,000mg.

1 tablet Taurinetten = 600 mg with 300 mg taurine.

Optimum daily dose:

Cats: 1-2 tabl.

Dogs: 3 tabl. per 10kg body weight.

Taurinetten is a feed supplement for cats and dogs.