SuperFoods Made in FINLAND
Named after the legendary honorary chairman of the Finnish Kennel Club, international dog show judge, dog breeder and nutrition lecturer, SUPERFOOD of three different seaweeds for dogs. J.A.U. Yrjölä was also the developer of Finland's only dog food classic, food that has been fed to at least tens of thousands of dogs since the early 70s: Yrjölä's porridge.
Live, natural and scientifically proven food for all forms of feeding.
TM=Trademark: SYMPPIS company has J.A.U. Yrjölä´s and his family's permission to use the name.
Researched, tested, functional and effective
Not just any ordinary seaweed preparation... According to the test*, 9 out of 10 dogs benefit using J.A.U. SeeMIX™ product: – skin, fur and guts. TEST YOURSELF AND BE IMPRESSED..
J.A.U. SeeMIX™ complies with European Union Directive 2002/32/EC, supplementary feed for pets. According to the directive, arsenic may not exceed 10 mg/kg.
Ascophyllum nodosum alone contains four times more arsenic, i.e. 35-45 mg/kg, and its iodine content is up to 520-860 mg/kg. So, Ascophyllum nodosum seaweed (as it is) is intended for use as a feed material in the manufacture of feed - not as a separate supplement for pets in any form.
*Reference: 50 dogs/1 month
J.A.U. SeeMIX complementary food for dogs, 3 different seaweeds
The red, green and brown algae in the product form a unique, complementary combination of bioactive ingredients in a natural and well-absorbed form.
DOES NOT CONTAIN: excessive levels of arsenic and iodine, fillers and additives, GMO.
PRIMARY USES: for the well-being of the skin, fur, oral hygiene and intestinal microbiome. Suitable for daily use in dry and raw feeding. Get used to the dose gradually during a week. The effect can usually be seen within a month. The product, which contains a wide range of prebiotics (MOS, FOS), has been specially developed to support the well-being of the intestinal microbiota and maintain normal immunity, even for recovering dogs.
Seaweed mix: Gracilaria, Ulva lactuca, Ascophyllum nodosum
Favorable change in intestinal microbiota
Dogs and pigs are both omnivores. Thus, the nutritional studies conducted on piglets are also applicable to the nutrition of dogs. Attached is a picture from a study that shows how favorably a mixture made from three different seaweeds affected the composition of the intestinal microbiome. Pay particular attention to the decrease in the number of streptococcus!
