FRAMA - Probiotics Plus

Advice: Use after worm treatment and to support the immune system.

Contents : 100 grams

Instructions :

Dog or cat < 10kg 2 grams per day

Dog 10-25kg 4 grams per day

Dog >25kg 6 - 8 grams per day

Distribute the powder over the food until the desired result is achieved. Then switch to half-dose maintenance.

Do not exceed recommended dosage. Do not use during pregnancy and lactation. Do not use if you have an allergy to one of the ingredients and if an allergic reaction occurs, discontinue treatment immediately. Store cool, dry and closed. Keep out of the reach and sight of young children. If in doubt, consult your pet store or veterinarian.

Tip : Also use Frama Best for Pets Psyllium Husk, which provides extra support for intestinal function.

Compound :

Feed materials: Chicory root powder (FOS), Yeast (12.1.5), Yeast (MOS) and parts thereof (12.1.5), Lactobacillus Helveticus ha-122.

Additives:

Technological additives:

Binders: Clinoptilolite of sedimentary origin (1g568) 186,200 mg/kg.

Nutritional additives:

Trace elements: Zinc chelate of glycine hydrate (solid) - Zinc (3b607) 390 mg/kg.

Zootechnical additives:

Intestinal flora stabilizers: Bacillus Subtilis C-3102 (DSM15544) (4b1820) 25,000,000 CFU/g.

Emulsifiers, stabilizers and thickeners: Acacia gum (GOS) 50,000 mg/kg.

(Total probiotics per 1 gram 1.0 billion CFU).

Analytical constituents : Crude protein: 9.12%, Crude fat: 1.75%, Crude ash: 27.06%, Crude fiber: 6.17%, Sodium: 0.07%.

Good intestinal bacteria ensure the correct acidity in the intestines and contribute to proper food digestion through the production of enzymes. Bad bacteria are counteracted by administering high doses of good intestinal bacteria. This will ensure that the intestinal cells are in top condition.

Nutrients will be better absorbed and the general condition will improve.

Prebiotics :

This is food for the good bacteria -> Simplistically explained, you give food to the good bacteria, which causes the bad bacteria to become fewer and the intestine becomes more and more inhabited by good bacteria. There are various sources of this, this mixture includes:

• FOS: fructooligosaccharides -> Here in the form of a chicory fiber (this is a fermentable prebiotic) -> Lower pH + butyric acid production. Butyric acid is a short-chain fatty acid. One with enormous influence on our total health .

• MOS: Mannan-oligosaccharides -> Leiber biolex MB40 is used for this -> Is a non-fermentable prebiotic -> Bind to the cell walls of bacteria, preventing them from attaching to the intestinal wall. MOS also supports the immune system .

• GOS: Galacto – Oligosaccharides -> Are fermented slowly -> Stimulation of growth of bifidobacteria (probiotic bacteria).

Probiotics :

• These are the good bacteria in themselves -> produce certain acids that eliminate the bad bacteria.

Here 2 permitted sources :

• Bacillus Subtilis C-3102 -> Spore-forming probiotic that works based on oxygen consumption, enzyme production and competitive exclusion.

• Lactobacillus Acidophillus CECT 4529 -> Is a gram-positive, non-spore-forming bacterium -> Mainly produces lactic acid.

In addition, Probiotica Plus has been supplemented with a number of very strong supporting raw materials:

• Yeasts: in the form of Diamond V -> This product consists of fermentation products, remains of yeast cells (sacharomyces cerevisiae) and the growth medium used during the fermentation process. In other words, these provide probiotic support. Diamond V comes from Saccharomyces Cerevisiae. This yeast culture consists of the yeast itself, the culture medium on which the yeasts grow and the metabolic products (metabolites) that the yeasts produce; it stimulates the bacteria that are involved in the digestion and utilization of the feed.

• Clinoptilolite : this is a type of clay that is important for the binding mycotoxins and heavy metals and then removing them from the body .

• Pectins : these are a source of polygalacturonic acid (76%) -> Directly affects the stool.

• Zinc in the form of glycinate. This is zinc bound to glycine, glycine is the smallest amino acid, so it is immediately recognized by the body and therefore follows a different pathway. So zinc glycinate is very quickly absorbed compared to all other sources of zinc. Zinc deficiency leads to disturbed, unnatural intestinal flora. So it is very important to definitely provide this. Zinc also supports the mucous membranes.

Can be used at :

- Disturbed intestinal function

- Flatulence or a bloated stomach

- After antibiotic treatment (antibiotics kill not only the bad germs but also the beneficial bacteria)

- After a worm treatment

- To support resistance