Dr. Weyrauch No. 3 Dragon Slayer (Dog) In the case of inflammatory and degenerative joint diseases, not only does the need for certain nutrients increase, but nutrient deficiencies can also be the cause of mobility disorders.
Dr.Weyrauch No. 3 Dragon Slayer In the case of inflammatory and degenerative joint diseases, not only does the need for certain nutrients increase, but nutrient deficiencies can also be the cause of mobility disorders. Important nutritional building blocks are essential fatty acids as the basis for the formation of anti-inflammatory tissue hormones, but also antioxidant nutrients in the form of natural vitamin E or special plants such as ginger, rosehip or tarragon. It has been observed for centuries that special herbs have an anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving effect. The body's own building blocks such as glucosamine sulphate and chondroitin sulphate can be added to the feed if the breakdown caused by joint wear and tear exceeds the body's own production. Joint changes, spondyloarthritis or hip dysplasia are not only a burden for the dog owner if the dog belongs to a larger breed. Regardless of genetic causes, movement problems are worsened by feeding that is not adapted to the situation. Prostaglandin formation to combat inflammation. Anti-inflammatory prostaglandins are formed from the triple unsaturated omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids. These tissue hormones slow down enzymes that cause tissue damage. Glucosamine sulphate and chondroitin sulphate are normally produced by the body itself. They are the building blocks of cartilage tissue, bones, tendons and skin. In the case of nutrient deficiencies, it often makes sense to initially consume these building blocks as food components. Manganese, silicon (from millet, horsetail and bamboo shoots) or sulphur promote the body's own synthesis of these so-called proteoglycans. In addition to devil's claw, ginger, rose hips and tarragon, special fruits such as chokeberry and pomegranate also contain special secondary plant substances that have an antioxidant effect, thus intercepting free radicals and influencing inflammation and tissue regeneration. Such selected natural substances complement the relatively one-sided dog diet in the finest way. Dr. Weyrauch No. 3 Dragon Slayer provides your dog with a tried and tested food supplement containing omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids from hemp, evening primrose and borage seeds. Glucosamine and chondriotin sulphate, devil's claw, ginger and natural antioxidants from specially selected herbs, organic sulphur and silicon sources and natural vitamin E round off the formula in a very special way.
Additives/capsule (800mg):
Glucosamine sulphate, gelatine (capsule shell), dried roots (devil's claw, ginger, turmeric, yams), dried herbs (mistletoe, tarragon, oregano, goosefoot, horsetail), dried seeds (hemp, borage, evening primrose, millet), chondroitin sulphate, dried fruit (rose hips, chokeberry), bamboo shoots.
Analytical ingredients:
crude protein 8.8%, crude fat 5.5%, crude fiber 5.5%, crude ash 8.7%, sodium 0%