Herbs & plants for dogs

Herbs and plants for dogs: Natural support

Long before the advent of modern medications, herbal medicine was an integral part of animal care. Today, this valuable knowledge is experiencing a well-deserved revival – also in the holistic support of our dogs’ health. Herbs and plants can contribute to the normal function of digestion, oral flora, skin, respiratory tract, and urinary tract – in a gentle, natural way.

Tradition meets modern supplementation

DOG FIT by PreThis^® uses carefully processed, high-quality herbs and plant extracts in selected products – tailored to the principles of veterinary medicine. The goal is optimal bioavailability and a synergistic interaction of the ingredients – tailored to the specific needs of dogs.

• Black cumin meal (Nigella sativa) supports normal digestion and provides unsaturated fatty acids – traditionally valued for its nutritional properties.
• Anise contributes to the harmonization of digestion, especially in cases of gas formation.
• Iceland moss is used in veterinary medicine for the accompanying care of the respiratory tract and to stimulate the appetite.
• Nettle herb is traditionally used to Used to support kidney function and metabolic activity.
• Carob is often used to promote digestion.
• Marshmallow root is rich in mucilage – known to support the mucous membranes of the mouth and throat.
• Santa calamus root is valued in naturopathy as a soothing plant for digestive issues.
• Fennel contributes to normal bowel function – especially in cases of gas formation.
• Linden blossom is traditionally used to support cold symptoms.
• Spruce needles have a disinfecting and cleansing effect. The essential oils contained also have a positive effect on lung function and can develop a circulation-promoting function.
• Spruce shoots are valued by many for their cleansing properties and support of the respiratory tract.
• Sage leaves are known for their supportive properties on the oral flora and the gastrointestinal tract.
• Plantain herb is traditionally used to care for the respiratory tract and to harmonize the gastrointestinal system.
• Elderflowers support the immune system on a plant-based basis.
• Licorice root is traditionally used to care for the respiratory tract and to support natural digestive function.
• Collinsfoot leaves are valued for their accompanying use in dry coughs and for respiratory care.
• Thyme is a versatile medicinal plant with expectorant, soothing, and antibacterial properties, making it particularly useful for respiratory diseases and colds.
• Devil’s claw is valued for its nutritional support of the musculoskeletal system.