Ascophyllum nodosum
A brown seaweed used in Plaque Defence and the kelp component of Fresh Breath Tablets. Seaweed naturally contains iodine, so ask your vet before use if your dog has a known thyroid condition.
See Plaque DefenceINGREDIENT GUIDE
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An ingredient should have a clear purpose, a named source and a format you can use consistently. Here is what you will find across the Canine Vita range—and where to find it.
THE INGREDIENTS
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Parsley & peppermint
Familiar herbs used in the dental range. Parsley is included in Plaque Defence and Fresh Breath Tablets; peppermint is included in the tablets.
Compare dental optionsPumpkin powder
A convenient source of dietary fibre that mixes into food. Introduce it as directed and make sure fresh water is available.
See Pumpkin PowderPumpkin seed oil
A single-ingredient plant oil rich in linoleic acid, an essential omega-6 fatty acid involved in the normal skin moisture barrier. It is not the same as fibre-rich pumpkin powder.
Compare the oilsNorwegian salmon oil
A fish-derived source of the marine omega-3 fatty acids EPA and DHA, used to support normal inflammatory response, skin, coat and joints.
See Salmon OilBeef collagen
Collagen is a structural protein found in connective tissues. Collagen Vital uses beef bone broth powder and is mixed into food.
See Collagen VitalGreen-lipped mussel
A shellfish ingredient used in Joint Health Tablets, Joint Health Powder and Skin & Coat Tablets. Not suitable where shellfish must be avoided.
Read the green-lipped mussel guideGlucosamine & MSM
Two ingredients paired with green-lipped mussel in the Joint Health formats. Choose tablets or powder according to how your dog prefers to be fed.
See Joint Health PowderValerian, chamomile & magnesium
The core of the Calming Tablets formula, intended for a consistent daily routine rather than as a substitute for training or veterinary advice.
Read the calming guideBrewer’s yeast
Used with green-lipped mussel in Skin & Coat Tablets. Check the full label if your dog has a known sensitivity.
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