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CHIA DE GRACIA PROTECT THAT TUMMY DOG
For many dogs, changes in their diet, irregular meals, travel, stressful situations, or an empty stomach can lead to digestive sensitivity.
CdG Protect That Tummy is a dietary supplement for dogs based on fiber and mucus-forming ingredients, especially for situations where you want to give the food a soft and gentle texture
CdG Protect That Tummy is a dietary supplement for dogs based on fiber and mucus-forming ingredients, especially for situations where you want to give the food a soft and gentle texture
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Article no.: PROTECT THAT TUMMY DOG
Stomach problems?
For many dogs, changes in diet, irregular meals, travel, stressful situations, or an empty stomach can lead to a sensitive stomach.
CdG Protect That Tummy is a dietary supplement for dogs based on fiber and mucilaginous ingredients, especially designed to give the food a soft, gentle texture that’s easy on the stomach.
When combined with water, the product’s ingredients form a soft, gel-like mass that moves along the surfaces of the digestive tract with a lubricating effect. Soluble fiber, pectin, and mucilaginous plant-based ingredients contribute to the texture of the food and help address the acidic environment of the stomach as part of the daily diet.
Particularly suitable for sensitive stomachs.
Ingredients
Fenugreek, rose hips, pectin, brewer’s yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae), lecithin, inulin, and a pinch of love 🧡
The lecithin in this product is soy-based (GMO-free).
Ingredients in the food
Fenugreek
Fenugreek seeds are rich in soluble fiber and mucilage-forming compounds. When combined with water, they form a soft, gel-like consistency, which is why fenugreek is often used in dog food for dogs with sensitive stomachs.
Pectin
Pectin is a soluble fiber that forms a gel-like structure when combined with water. The gel formed by pectin is linked to the structure of the food mass and its passage through the digestive tract.
Inulin
Inulin is a plant-based dietary fiber used as part of fiber-based diets. It belongs to the soluble fiber group and serves as a nutrient for gut bacteria.
Lecithin
Lecithin contains phospholipids, which are part of the body’s normal lipid structures. In animal feed, lecithin is used specifically for its fat-like and emulsifying properties. When combined with water, it forms a soft and smooth texture that moves through the digestive tract along with the feed. Lecithin is often used as part of gentle-on-the-stomach, soft-textured feed formulations.
Brewer’s yeast
Brewer’s yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) naturally contains amino acids, B vitamins, and structural compounds found in yeast. The yeast cell wall contains beta-glucans and compounds called mannan oligosaccharides (MOS), which are a natural part of the yeast’s structure. Yeast-based ingredients are often used as part of fiber and feed formulations, particularly for dogs with sensitive stomachs and in situations where the focus is on dietary balance.
Rosehip
Rose hips naturally contain fiber, pectin, vitamin C, and polyphenolic compounds as part of the plant’s normal composition. Rose hips are particularly known for their naturally high vitamin C content. Vitamin C acts as an antioxidant and is part of the body’s normal defense mechanisms as part of daily nutrition.
Nutritional Perspective
Fiber is an important part of a dog’s diet.
Soluble fibers and ingredients that form a gel-like structure are linked to the texture of the food and its passage through the digestive tract.
Soft and mucilage-forming ingredients are often used in situations where a dog’s stomach reacts sensitively to changes in diet or when the stomach is empty.
The product’s gel-like texture is formed specifically through the combination of fenugreek, pectin, and fiber.
Dosage
Dog
< 10 kg: 1/4–1/2 scoop
10–20 kg: 1/2–1 scoop
20–30 kg: 1–1.5 scoops
40 kg → 2–3 scoops per day
1 scoop = 6 g
Moisten and mix with other feed.
Do not feed dry.
The dose can be divided into two feedings.
Start with a small dose. Not recommended for pregnant bitches.
Average Nutritional Values / 100 g
Crude protein 13%, Crude fat 19%, Crude fiber 24%, Crude ash 6%, Moisture 7%, Sugars 6%
Contents / 3 g
Rose hips 748 mg
Brewer’s yeast 719 mg
Fenugreek seed flour 898 mg
Inulin 300 mg
Lecithin 300 mg
Pectin 30 mg
1 scoop = 6 g
For many dogs, changes in diet, irregular meals, travel, stressful situations, or an empty stomach can lead to a sensitive stomach.
CdG Protect That Tummy is a dietary supplement for dogs based on fiber and mucilaginous ingredients, especially designed to give the food a soft, gentle texture that’s easy on the stomach.
When combined with water, the product’s ingredients form a soft, gel-like mass that moves along the surfaces of the digestive tract with a lubricating effect. Soluble fiber, pectin, and mucilaginous plant-based ingredients contribute to the texture of the food and help address the acidic environment of the stomach as part of the daily diet.
Particularly suitable for sensitive stomachs.
Ingredients
Fenugreek, rose hips, pectin, brewer’s yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae), lecithin, inulin, and a pinch of love 🧡
The lecithin in this product is soy-based (GMO-free).
Ingredients in the food
Fenugreek
Fenugreek seeds are rich in soluble fiber and mucilage-forming compounds. When combined with water, they form a soft, gel-like consistency, which is why fenugreek is often used in dog food for dogs with sensitive stomachs.
Pectin
Pectin is a soluble fiber that forms a gel-like structure when combined with water. The gel formed by pectin is linked to the structure of the food mass and its passage through the digestive tract.
Inulin
Inulin is a plant-based dietary fiber used as part of fiber-based diets. It belongs to the soluble fiber group and serves as a nutrient for gut bacteria.
Lecithin
Lecithin contains phospholipids, which are part of the body’s normal lipid structures. In animal feed, lecithin is used specifically for its fat-like and emulsifying properties. When combined with water, it forms a soft and smooth texture that moves through the digestive tract along with the feed. Lecithin is often used as part of gentle-on-the-stomach, soft-textured feed formulations.
Brewer’s yeast
Brewer’s yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) naturally contains amino acids, B vitamins, and structural compounds found in yeast. The yeast cell wall contains beta-glucans and compounds called mannan oligosaccharides (MOS), which are a natural part of the yeast’s structure. Yeast-based ingredients are often used as part of fiber and feed formulations, particularly for dogs with sensitive stomachs and in situations where the focus is on dietary balance.
Rosehip
Rose hips naturally contain fiber, pectin, vitamin C, and polyphenolic compounds as part of the plant’s normal composition. Rose hips are particularly known for their naturally high vitamin C content. Vitamin C acts as an antioxidant and is part of the body’s normal defense mechanisms as part of daily nutrition.
Nutritional Perspective
Fiber is an important part of a dog’s diet.
Soluble fibers and ingredients that form a gel-like structure are linked to the texture of the food and its passage through the digestive tract.
Soft and mucilage-forming ingredients are often used in situations where a dog’s stomach reacts sensitively to changes in diet or when the stomach is empty.
The product’s gel-like texture is formed specifically through the combination of fenugreek, pectin, and fiber.
Dosage
Dog
< 10 kg: 1/4–1/2 scoop
10–20 kg: 1/2–1 scoop
20–30 kg: 1–1.5 scoops
40 kg → 2–3 scoops per day
1 scoop = 6 g
Moisten and mix with other feed.
Do not feed dry.
The dose can be divided into two feedings.
Start with a small dose. Not recommended for pregnant bitches.
Average Nutritional Values / 100 g
Crude protein 13%, Crude fat 19%, Crude fiber 24%, Crude ash 6%, Moisture 7%, Sugars 6%
Contents / 3 g
Rose hips 748 mg
Brewer’s yeast 719 mg
Fenugreek seed flour 898 mg
Inulin 300 mg
Lecithin 300 mg
Pectin 30 mg
1 scoop = 6 g