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Placenta Supplement EQ Powder

AED 299

A Japanese-made powder nutritional supplement for dogs and cats, formulated with equine placenta extract for everyday dietary support. The powder is easy to mix with regular food and is intended to be used as part of a balanced diet.

Suitable for

Dogs & Cats

Pack contents

5.13 g (30 capsules; 171 mg per capsule, including 125 mg contents per capsule)

Daily serving

Under 5 kg body weight: 1 capsule per day.

5 kg and over: 2 capsules per day.

Give within a reasonable amount appropriate for your pet.

Product details

Placenta Supplement EQ Powder

Key features

  • High-purity equine placenta extract
  • Equine placenta extract with naturally occurring amino acids and peptides for everyday nutritional support
  • Daily nutritional support for dogs and cats at every life stage
  • Convenient daily powder format
  • Made in Japan
Ingredients

Equine Placenta Extract Powder; Capsule [HPMC, Colorant (Titanium Dioxide)]

Supply duration

Approximately 30 days per box at 1 capsule per day, or 15 days per box at 2 capsules per day. Actual supply duration depends on the daily amount used.

Directions for use

Give the capsule whole, or open the capsule and sprinkle the contents over your pet’s regular food

Nutritional information

Per 1 capsule

Energy: 0.59 kcal
Crude Protein: Min. 57.0%
Crude Fat: Min. 0.5%
Crude Fiber: Max. 1.0%
Crude Ash: Max. 2.5%
Moisture: Max. 5.0%
Magnesium: 0.07 mg
Salt Equivalent: 0.7 mg

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Use immediately after opening.

Cautions
  • Use only as a pet food supplement.
  • Keep out of reach of infants, children and pets.
  • Adult supervision is recommended when children give this product to pets.
  • Give in a calm environment to avoid overexcitement.
  • If your pet becomes unwell after use, consult a veterinarian.
Important information

Animal feed supplement. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease. Not a veterinary medicine. Pets under medical treatment should be used under veterinary guidance.