Combination of symbiont and natural enterosorbent


Today, the most common way to feed pets is commercially prepared ready-made food, as it is an easy, balanced and inexpensive way to meet the needs of dogs and cats for nutrients at different stages of their lives, both for healthy animals and in cases of pathological conditions.

The most popular pets are cats and dogs, and although they are carnivorous, the extruded feed contains a relatively high content of cereals and side products containing starch, which gelatinizes during the extrusion process and increases its digestibility. The most common cereals used for feed are corn, wheat, rice and barley. Their negative impact on the gastrointestinal tract is a violation of the microbiota and contamination of food because they are a substrate for various microorganisms. Therefore, among the recent issues of pet food safety, mycotoxin contamination is a well-known problem.

In addition, it should be noted that other feed components, such as meat, fish or bone meal, are also a breeding ground for microorganisms that can release toxins.

There are several stages when pet food can be contaminated with mycotoxins, including pre-collection, storage and handling. Unfortunately, high-temperature treatment and extrusion cannot kill all toxins.

Reducing the potential threat of mycotoxin contamination is certainly a challenge for the pet food industry. Compared to the agricultural sector, less attention is paid to the threat to domestic animals. However, the danger is genuine, and the potential risks of feed contamination are the same for both industries.


Adverse effects of mycotoxins on pet health

Reproduction:

  • Embryonic mortality;

  • Ovarian cysts;

  • Decreased spermatogenesis;

  • Increased incidence of uterine infections.

Organ damage:

  • Liver and kidney damage;

  • Skin damage;

  • Necrosis;

  • Swelling of the paws.

Immunity:

  • Increased susceptibility to disease;

  • Reduced effectiveness of vaccination;

  • Decreased antibody production.

Bowel Health:

  • Digestive disorders;

  • Enteritis (inflammation of the mucous membranes of the small intestine);

  • Intestinal bleeding / bloody stools;

  • Ulcers;

  • Refusal to eat, vomiting.

Enterosorbent with probiotic for cats and dogs "vivotox"


Lactic acid and sporogenic bacteria synergize; as a result, they naturally support your pet's intestinal microflora. Their effect is complemented by hepatoprotective components, parasite blockers and sorbents. Together, they protect the body from the harmful effects of mycotoxins and the accumulation of endotoxins.

The vivotox dietary supplement is 100% natural and made by a certified manufactory. It is intended to be added directly to the food of your dogs and cats.

The review of enterosorbent with probiotic "vivotox"

"Vivotox" is supplied in a compact package of 60 g, which is enough for up to three months when being used with each meal.

For convenience, a sieve is inserted into the bottle, ensuring uniform powder application on the feed.

Enterosorbent with probiotics has no smell or taste, so you should not have problems adding it to the feed. Animals do not notice that the powder is mixed with food.