Pure Nature Vita-min (vitamins and minerals) dog and cat

Puur Natuur Vita-Min (Vitamins and Minerals) Dog and Cat 75 gr
For a healthy immune system; during recovery; medication use.

• Suitable for: Cat; Dog

Composition:

• 270 ug Vitamin A (as retinol palmitate)
• 2.3 mg Vitamin B1 (as thiamine HCl)
• 1.1 mg Vitamin B2 (riboflavin)
• 9.0 mg Vitamin B3 (nicotinamide)
• 4.5 mg Vitamin B5 (as calcium pantothenate)
• 2.3 mg Vitamin B6 (as pyridoxine)
• 22.5 ug Vitamin B12 (cyanocobalamin)
• 5.9 ug Folic acid
• 2.3 mg PABA (para-aminobenzoic acid)
• 1.8 ug Biotin
• 5.4 mg Choline (-bitartrate)
• 13.5 mg Inositol
• 18.0 mg Vitamin C (as L-ascorbic acid)
• 4.1 mg Citrus bioflavonoids
• 0.9 ug Vitamin D (cholecalciferol)
• 1.9 mg Vitamin E (as D-alpha-tocopherol)
• 4.5 mg Magnesium (as -citrate)
• 4.5 mg Calcium (as citrate and -phosphate)
• 3.4 mg Potassium (as -chloride)
• 1.2 mg Phosphorus (as calcium phosphate)
• 0.45 mg Zinc (as -L-methionine)
• 0.45 mg Iron (as -fumarate)
• 0.14 mg Manganese (as -sulfate)
• 8.8 ug Iodine (as potassium iodate)
• 3.6 ug Selenium (as -L-methionine)
• 2.2 ug Copper (as -amino acid chelate)
• 22.5 mg MSM (Methylsulfonylmethane)
• 0.96 mg Bamboo extract
• 1.1 mg L-Lysine HCl
• Microcrystalline cellulose

Indication(s):

• For a healthy immune system
• For post-recovery
• Medication use

Properties per ingredient:

• Vitamin A: has an important function in the cell division of epithelial cells and has a positive effect on eye function, growth, and reproduction.
• Vitamin B1; B2; B3; B5; B6; B12: The B vitamins are important for energy metabolism. They are part of many reactions involved in converting food into energy (e.g., citric acid cycle; glycolysis; oxidative phosphorylation). They are also important in other reactions where carbohydrates, fats, and amino acids are metabolized. B vitamins are also important for the functioning of the nervous system. Skin, hair, and mucous membranes improve in condition with the use of B vitamins.
• Vitamin C: activates the immune system and is important for collagen formation in tendons and ligaments. Although most animals can produce this themselves, a deficiency can occur under certain circumstances.
• Vitamin D: regulates calcium and phosphorus levels in the blood by promoting absorption from food in the intestines. It also ensures reabsorption of calcium and phosphorus in the kidneys. It promotes bone formation and mineralization of bone tissue and stimulates the immune system. It can be produced by the body under the influence of sunlight. Horses that spend a lot of time in stables may have a deficiency.
• Vitamin E: has an antioxidant effect; it protects unsaturated fatty acids against free radicals. It has a positive effect on blood vessels; prevents the formation of blood clots; improves blood circulation and strengthens capillary walls. Vitamin E plays a role in the formation and protection of red blood cells against toxins. It supplies organs, especially muscles, with oxygen. It plays a role in the transmission of nerve impulses.
• Bioflavonoids (95% Hesperidin): have an antioxidant effect and improve the absorption of vitamin C. They also ensure healthy blood vessels and good blood circulation.
• Folic acid: is a B vitamin. It plays an important role in methylation processes and is therefore important in cell division and in growth and differentiation processes. It is also involved, together with vitamin B12, in the breakdown of proteins and in amino acid metabolism. Furthermore, folic acid and