Nutri Vital (60 g) Coat care support🐾

A full, shiny coat and a pleasant smell often signify your dog's overall well-being. A balanced supply of amino acids, omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins and minerals can be a useful addition to your dog's diet - especially during phases such as coat replacement.

Does your dog lose a lot of hair? Nutri Vital provides selected nutrients for the skin and coat - as a practical addition to the daily diet.

Nutri Vital is a product from the Vital range that serves as a dietary supplement, care and protection for your four-legged friend.

Coat of a dog

A dog's coat is much more than just a fluffy coat - it serves many fascinating functions and is an expression of its origin, character and health. It protects against cold, heat and humidity and, in many breeds, even characterises the overall appearance. From the silky topcoat to the dense undercoat: the texture of the coat is as varied as the dogs themselves. This diversity has developed gradually through evolution and purposeful breeding.

Some dogs have only a simple topcoat, others also have a soft, warm undercoat - ideally adapted to the climatic conditions. Particularly interesting: some breeds have a water-repellent coat, others shed almost nothing at all - an advantage in the daily life of many owners. A dog's coat consists of two layers: the topcoat and the undercoat. While the top coat is usually longer and coarser, the soft and dense undercoat serves as an additional insulating layer. Interestingly, not all dogs have an undercoat - some breeds only have an overcoat that characterizes their individual coat type.

Frequently asked questions: 

• What to do with dull hair?
  A dull and lacklustre coat is often a sign that your dog is lacking certain nutrients - especially biotin, zinc, vitamin E and essential fatty acids. These contribute to normal skin and coat function and promote the coat's natural shine.

  Dietary supplements such as Nutri Vital provide just these micronutrients and plant extracts to support coat metabolism from within - especially during periods such as coat changes, periods of severe stress or after illness.

  Good gut function also plays a role: only if the nutrients are optimally absorbed can the coat visibly benefit from them. 

• What helps with dry skin in dogs?
  Dry skin in dogs can be characterised by dandruff, itching or a feeling of tightness - especially during periods of shedding, when the coat changes or due to a lack of nutrients. A good supply of zinc, biotin, vitamin E and omega fatty acids is important to strengthen the skin barrier. These nutrients help maintain normal skin function and support the natural moisture balance of the skin.

  Nutri Vital contains just these micronutrients - as well as selected plant extracts - for nutritional and physiological support of the skin and coat from within.

  In addition, provide your dog with a balanced diet and an environment with the lowest possible irritant content to give your dog's skin comprehensive relief.

   

• What can help your dog with itching?
  Itching can be very stressful for a dog - and for you as an owner too. Possible triggers include environmental stimuli, food intolerance or an imbalance in the skin barrier. It's important to strengthen your dog's skin from the inside. Biotin, zinc, essential fatty acids and antioxidant botanicals play an important role. 

• Supporting the change in the dog's coat - what can I do?
  A dull coat can have many causes - from nutrient deficiencies to coat changes to digestive problems. It is important to provide a balanced diet that contains all the important vital nutrients, especially biotin, zinc and omega fatty acids as they help maintain normal skin condition and a healthy coat.

  Herbal supplements such as rose hips, milk thistle or brewer's yeast can also provide nutritional support for skin metabolism.

Composion

• Pea protein
  Plant-derived pea protein is a high-quality source of protein and provides naturally occurring amino acids, minerals and B vitamins. Compared to many animal protein sources, it naturally contains less phosphorus and more potassium. Pea protein is also easily digestible and is a popular alternative for dogs with animal protein intolerance. Its neutral taste makes it easy to combine with other ingredients - ideal for supplementing the daily ration.

   

• Calendula
  Calendula is a traditional plant that has long been valued for its versatile properties - including in animal nutrition. It contains natural secondary plant substances such as flavonoids and essential oils, and is often used in products that emphasise a balanced diet with plant-based ingredients. In particular, in combination with other herbs, it can enrich the feed ration on a botanical level. In animal care, calendula is well known for its use in skin care products - this experience is carried over into Nutri Vital.

   

• Chamomile flower
  Chamomile flowers have long been an integral part of traditional herbalism and are valued for their characteristic constituents such as essential oleaginous oils and flavonoids. In animal nutrition, they are used as a natural herbal supplement and can contribute to a balanced diet, especially during coat replacement or phases of particular stress. Chamomile is also used extensively in animal care - this experience is incorporated into our selection of ingredients.

Other synergistic components:

Dandelion root
contains fibre, bitter substances and secondary plant substances.

Dandelion leaf
is rich in vitamins A and C and minerals including potassium and iron.

Schizochytrium (microalgae)
is a vegan alternative to fish oil in terms of omega-3 supply.

Substances contained in Nutri Vital:

Pea protein; calendula flowers; chamomile flowers; dandelion root; dandelion leaf; schizochytrium (omega-3 fatty acids from marine microalgae).

Nutritional and physiological ingredients per kg:

Biotin (3a880) 20 mg