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Honey Pet Food
Worth 230 points
Worth 230 points
Honey For Pet for Puppies and Kittens
Honey For Pet for Puppies and Kittens
Honey for Pet is an Italian honey-based complementary food for kittens, puppies and adult dogs .
Honey for Pet is useful for supporting puppies as they grow, while for adults it provides beneficial intestinal
Pack of 16 6-gram sachets
€22.99
€24.90
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Q.Diet
Worth 200 points
Worth 200 points
Q.diet Compensation for Dogs and Cats
Q.diet Compensation for Dogs and Cats
Q.Diet Compensa provides minerals and vitamins making your pet's home diet complete . It contains no animal protein, grains or gluten.
Can 250 gr.
€19.89
€22.90
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Q.Diet
Worth 210 points
Worth 210 points
Q.diet ULTRA Compensa for Dogs and Cats
Q.diet ULTRA Compensa for Dogs and Cats
Compensa Ultra for Dogs and Cats is the ideal vitamin-mineral supplement to supplement home diets or elimination diets. Due to its supply of taurine and high palatability, it is also suitable for cats. Contains natural elements: dehydrated pork, mineral substances, hydrolyzed pork protein ....
Can 250 gr.
€20.89
€22.90
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Purina Pro Plan
Worth 150 points
Worth 150 points
Purina Pro Plan Supplement...
Purina Pro Plan Supplement Multivitamin + for Dogs
Pro Plan Supplements Multivitamin+ is a complementary food for adult dogs of all sizes that supports a dog's vitality because it contains a vitamin complex (B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B12).
45 tavolette - 67 g
€14.99
€21.99
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Descrizione
Multivitamins for dogs with potassium deficiencies, vitamins, for loss of fatty tissue, for skin and coat improvement. In this section, Paco has selected the best supplements for good dog health. An incomplete diet ( such as a homemade diet ) can lead to a lack of certain vitamins and natural elements essential for the optimal functioning of the dog's body.
Choosing the right supplement for his needs can help strengthen bones, immune system, intestines, eyesight, coat and skin that appear "damaged." Always consult your veterinarian before proceeding with a do-it-yourself treatment.