Recognising the Signs

What should I look out for that may indicate vitamin deficiency in my pet:

• Homemade meals may not be properly balanced
• Poor quality canned or poorly packaged food
• No routine observation of daily food intake
• Response to certain medications
• Parasitic infection
• Underlying medical conditions

Treatment Advice

• Supplement the diet with a high-quality multivitamin or a supplement that targets specific vitamins if required.
• Make sure your pet is properly exercised in the open air.
• Choose a well-respected dog food with quality ingredients.

Primary Pets Supplement Options

Primary Pets multivitamin for dogs and cats contains a full range of vitamins including C, B1, B3, B5, B6, B7 and B12, Omega 3, Glucosamine, and Coenzyme Q10. Helping to maintain good health for your dog or cats’ skin, brain, heart, kidneys, eyes, ears, muscles, and joints.

Disclaimer: Natural health supplements are not intended as a cure or medicinal product. Therefore, whilst many natural products like ours are renowned for their properties, we cannot guarantee the results. If you have any doubts please contact your local veterinary practice.