Dog and Cat Multivitamin Powder, Whole Food Daily Formula for Digestive and General Wellness Support

This dog and cat multivitamin powder combines organic whole-food nutrients, a digestive enzyme and probiotic blend, natural prebiotic ingredients, and freeze-dried New Zealand glandulars in one daily formula.

Designed to complement regular meals, the powder supplies a broad assortment of nutritional ingredients while supporting digestion, intestinal flora, joints, lean muscle, connective tissues, cognitive wellness, cardiovascular wellness, immune function, organs, and glands.

Key Features

• The digestive blend contains 13 specialized enzymes plus 5 billion CFU per 3 grams from 13 probiotic species in equal proportions.
• Chicory root fiber and organic fennel seed provide whole-food prebiotic ingredients, while USDA organic psyllium husk adds another dietary ingredient.
• The proprietary multiglandular blend includes freeze-dried liver, brain, heart, kidney, pancreas, spleen, thyroid, adrenal, and thymus sourced from grass-fed New Zealand animals.
• The organic multinutrient formula includes ginkgo leaf, hawthorn berries, oatstraw, astragalus root, ashwagandha root, nettle leaf, dandelion leaf, alfalfa leaf, burdock root, chia seed, broccoli sprouts, and barley grass juice powder.

Specifications

• Suitable for dogs and cats; offered in 3.5 oz and 12 oz container sizes.
• General daily serving: 1 teaspoon per 30 pounds of body weight. Divide the daily amount equally between meals.
• Mix the powder with a little water, add it to the food dish, and blend it thoroughly into the meal.
• For a pet that has not used similar supplements, begin at one-quarter of the suggested dosage and increase gradually as the animal adjusts.
• Refrigerate the container upon receipt. Approximate servings vary by pet weight and container size; the stated examples range from 94 daily servings for a 15-pound pet using 3.5 oz to 80 daily servings for a 60-pound pet using 12 oz.

Add the measured powder to your pet’s meals each day, follow the weight-based serving guidance, and introduce it gradually when similar supplements are new to your dog or cat.