Supplements: Targeted Everyday Support for Your Dog's Wellbeing

Supplements: Targeted Support Where It Makes Sense

A good complete food covers your dog's basic needs. In certain life stages or with special demands, however, a targeted supplement can be really useful. Here you'll find supplements from IdaPlus for skin and coat, the gut flora, supple joints, puppies and seniors, along with a vitamin concentrate and minerals for everyone who feeds their dog a raw diet.

For Coat, Gut and Joints

The Beauty Complex supports skin and coat, for example during moulting or when the coat looks dull. Darmbiotic focuses on the gut flora, for instance after a change of food. The 12-in-1 Move-Complex provides active and older dogs with nutrients for their joints. The Junior-Complex is designed for growing puppies, the Senior-Complex for dogs in their later years.

Raw Feeding and Vitamins

If you feed your dog raw meat, important minerals are often missing without a supplement. Barf Perfect adds minerals to the ration so your raw feeding plan stays balanced. Multivit is a vitamin concentrate for phases of increased need. Stick to the right dosage and don't combine several products with the same ingredients, because too much can do as much harm as too little.

Frequently asked questions

Does my dog need supplements at all?
If your dog eats a complete food and is healthy, a supplement usually isn't necessary. It can be useful with raw feeding, during moulting, in old age or under a heavy workload. If you're unsure, your vet can help.

How soon will I notice a difference with a joint supplement?
Joint supplements take time, which is why many owners give them over several weeks. If your dog is lame or clearly in pain, take it to the vet first, as a supplement is no substitute for treatment.

Can I give several supplements at the same time?
In principle yes, as long as the ingredients don't overlap. With vitamins and minerals in particular, you shouldn't combine several products. If you use more than one, it's best to agree this with your vet.