Anibio Taurine

Taurine is essential for cats. The cat is not able (like humans, for example) to form taurine in the body itself. Since the taurine content in many ready-made feeds is often too low to cover the corresponding bed requirements, it is very important to add it to the feed supply.

Taurine supports the metabolism , stimulates the immune system as well as kidney and liver function and plays a major role in the central nervous system . In the long term, a lack of taurine can lead to blindness, heart muscle disease or disorders in the immune and nervous systems.

The active substance taurine plays a central role in the regulation of the nervous and immune systems and also stimulates liver and kidney function. Taurine helps the body absorb dietary fats. It serves as an information provider in the central nervous system and is involved in the regulation of body temperature, brain development, the maintenance of vision and normal heart function. Taurine is one of the amino acids that play an important role in supporting cell metabolism and regulating fluid in the body's cells.

Contrary to the widespread opinion that the administration of taurine would only make sense for cats, the latest studies show that taurine can also be a useful support for dogs. Taurine can sometimes be essential for the dog (e.g. breeding beds for certain breeds, in the event of illness or an undersupply). Prophylaxis for taurine deficiency - strengthens the dog's heart.

The bed requirement for taurine for the dog depends on age, living conditions, condition, weight and health. ANIBIO Taurine for Dogs should be used as a treatment over 4 weeks and repeated every 3 months. You can also give taurine continuously since overdosing is not possible.

Composition: calcium carbonate, magnesium oxide

Nutritional additives per kg: Taurine (2-aminoethanesulfonic acid) 943,000 mg

Analytical components:
Crude protein: 67.3%, ash residue: 5.6%, fat content: 0.0%, crude fibre: 0.7%, magnesium: 1.1%, calcium: 0.3%.

Feeding recommendation:

Cat: An adult cat receives 200-500 mg daily depending on the bed size (measuring spoon included)

Dog:
under 25 kg approx. 500mg-1000mg 1-2 x daily
over 25 kg approx. 1,000mg-2,000mg 1-2 x daily