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Jerusalem artichoke for dogs


Jerusalem artichoke dogs

Jerusalem artichoke (Helianthus tuberosus) is rich in the prebiotic dietary fibre inulin, which nourishes your dog's good gut bacteria. As a natural supplement, Jerusalem artichoke supports normal digestive function and a balanced gut flora. It is ideal for gently accompanying a sensitive digestion.

Jerusalem artichoke » a treasure of nature

Nature holds a multitude of treasures that are not only invaluable for us humans, but also for our beloved four-legged friends. One of these treasures is Jerusalem artichoke (Helianthus tuberosus), a plant that is often underestimated when it comes to promoting intestinal health in dogs. Find out now what Jerusalem artichoke is and why it is a valuable addition to the intestinal health of our furry friends.

What is Jerusalem artichoke?

Jerusalem artichoke, also known as Jerusalem artichoke, is a plant from the Asteraceae family. It originally comes from North America and was valued as a food by the indigenous people. Today, Jerusalem artichokes are native to many parts of the world and are known for their edible roots, which are rich in inulin.

Jerusalem artichoke and the intestinal flora

The intestinal flora, consisting of a variety of microorganisms, plays a crucial role in the health of dogs. A balanced intestinal flora is not only important for digestion, but also influences the immune system and the defense against pathogens. Jerusalem artichokes contain a significant amount of inulin, a soluble fiber. Inulin serves as a prebiotic that promotes healthy intestinal bacteria. It acts as food for these beneficial bacteria, which in turn contribute to the production of short-chain fatty acids that protect the intestinal lining and support intestinal health.

Jerusalem artichoke after antibiotics, worm infestations and giardia

The use Taking antibiotics can unbalance dogs' intestinal flora, which can lead to digestive problems. This is where Jerusalem artichoke comes into play. As a natural prebiotic, it can help restore intestinal flora after antibiotic treatment and normalize digestion. Jerusalem artichoke can also provide valuable support for worm infestations and giardia. These parasitic infections can put significant strain on the intestines. Promoting healthy intestinal flora through inulin in Jerusalem artichoke can help mitigate the effects and speed recovery.

Natural support for intestinal health

Our preparation DOG FIT by PreThis® VITAL gastro is based on a carefully selected Ayurvedic recipe that... Power of Jerusalem artichoke combined with other natural ingredients such as organic ashwagandha, organic neem leaf powder, inulin and psyllium husk. This combination is designed to promote intestinal health in dogs, especially in cases of diarrhea and loose stools.

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DOG FIT by PreThis® VITAL gastro

Jerusalem artichoke is a remarkable natural treasure from nature that can have a positive effect on the intestinal health of our dogs. With its ability to support intestinal flora and aid digestion, Jerusalem artichoke deserves a permanent place in animal health care. Combined with other valuable ingredients in DOG FIT by PreThis® VITAL gastro it offers a holistic solution for your dog's intestinal health. Pamper your loyal companion with this natural support and ensure his well-being from the inside out.

Our veterinary experts recommend our product as an effective way to support your dog's intestinal health. It offers a natural solution to balance the intestinal flora and improve digestion.


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Veterinary Expertise at the Heart of Our Team

Dr. Sibylle Ott, MD, veterinarian, plays a central role in our team at DOG FIT by PreThis®. As an experienced veterinarian with naturopathic expertise, she contributes significantly to the development of our products. Her experience and deep understanding of dogs' needs flow into many of the formulas we create. She is a valuable asset to our team and to the well-being of many dogs.

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