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Collagen is one of the most important components in the skin and connective tissue of animals. The elementary structural protein is contained, for example, in joints, tendons, cartilage and ligaments, which are all part of connective tissue.
However, as horses, dogs and cats get older, their ability to produce the important collagen decreases. This makes them more susceptible to injuries and painful bone and joint problems. Skin and coat health also deteriorate noticeably over time. This is because collagen has the amazing ability to protect joint cartilage, tendons and ligaments from wear and tear and to effectively strengthen fur, bones, nails, horn and teeth.
But even if the body's own collagen decreases with age, this does not mean that pet owners simply have to accept this. Fortunately, a large proportion of the collagen can be replaced by a replaced by a good dietary supplement. can be replaced.
In a 1997 study, a clear correlation was found between collagen and a malposition of the acetabulum (hip dysplasia) was established. It is assumed that the mechanical strength of the joint capsule is primarily dependent on the collagen content and the composition of the collagen.
Another study investigated how effective the natural form of collagen hydrolyzate is. It was found that this form of collagen could be completely incorporated into the cartilage. When it is present in its natural form, collagen can be almost completely absorbed by the animal's organism and incorporated into bones, cartilage, skin and hair. At the same time, collagen hydrolyzate also stimulates the cartilage cells to increased collagen formation which has an extremely positive effect on your pet's musculoskeletal system.
➤ With a good supply of collagen hydrolyzate, collagen formation in cartilage cells is an astonishing 250 % higher.
The addition of collagen can significantly reduce lameness in chronic joint diseases reduce lameness in chronic joint diseases. This positive effect has also been confirmed by numerous studies. The effective collagen hydrolyzate is therefore ideal for use in chronic musculoskeletal disorders in dogs. Collagen also has a particularly beneficial and beneficial effect on the coat and claws. In horses, too, a significantly stronger growth of coat and hooves and generally stronger cartilage formation has been demonstrated after three months' administration of collagen.
With increasing age, horses, dogs and cats often suffer from reduced mobility due to joint pain. limited mobility. Since the muscles, tendons and ligaments of a dog are 70 to 90 % of collagen healthy joints depend on a good supply of collagen. The more muscles and connective tissue lose strength and stability, the more susceptible the dog becomes to injuries such as cruciate ligament tears, patellar luxations and elbow and hip dysplasia.
Although collagen is not a panacea, as a feed supplement it can make an effective contribution to improving joint health. Common age-related complaints such as arthritis are effectively alleviated. And if you provide your young dog with collagen as a food supplement, you can help to ensure that the joints and soft tissue remain optimally healthy into old age.
➤ Collagen supports the joints as they grow and age!
Many horses, dogs and cats suffer from pain in their joints and soft tissues as they get older. The loss of collagen plays a significant role in the development of this pain. This is because the development of arthritis, arthrosis, degenerative disc disease and tendonitis are significantly promoted by the loss of collagen.
➤ Did you know that at least one in five adult dogs suffers from osteoarthtitis?
All of these complaints can lead to pain, stiffness and difficulties in movement in animals. Animal and human studies on collagen administration for these types of complaints have shown impressive results to date.
Animals such as horses, dogs and cats don't worry about their appearance, but their owners do. And of course, dull fur, itchy skin or brittle claws and horn can also be unpleasant for the animal as it ages, causing it to suffer.
Fortunately, collagen can also help here. The structural protein has a positive effect on the overall appearance of your four-legged friend. Collagen powder also ensures optimally moisturized skin, because 70 % of the proteins in a dog's skin consist of collagen. The powder also ensures strong claws. It prevents them from splintering or becoming brittle and potentially causing the animal pain. Both pet and owner can also enjoy a soft and shiny coat. Collagen - a visible rejuvenation cure for your dog.
Animals can't tell us how they feel or whether something is wrong with them. And we can't always tell by looking at a dog, horse or cat whether they are really healthy. Bear in mind that animals - just like humans - can also suffer from problems as they get older. So if we pay attention to good nutrition and regular exercise for our own health, we also need to do the same for our pets. Because:
The life expectancy of animals is known to be shorter. You will be surprised how early your pet starts to suffer from low collagen levels. At first, the effects are difficult to see, but at some point it will become clear that your horse, dog or cat is in experiences pain with certain movements - depending on which areas of the body are affected.
Animals that suffer from severe pain have a higher risk of injury with reduced mobility at the same time. This deterioration normally occurs gradually. The problem is that it is not so easy to compensate for a very low collagen level with replacement products. This is especially true if you only start after the deficiency has already become apparent.
The ideal time to start giving collagen naturally varies from person to person and depends on the animal in question. In dogs, for example, large breeds are particularly susceptible to joint problems such as arthritis, osteoarthritis or hip and elbow dysplasia. Conversely, this means that affected dogs can benefit from collagen supplements from puppyhood. This is because collagen promotes the growth growth of the joints and prevents premature collapse. This keeps the joints healthy and flexible throughout adulthood and into old age.
Collagen can also reduce pain and inflammation. Studies have shown that dogs that were barely able to stand up were able to walk and play again after collagen supplementation. So if your older dog is already showing signs of arthritis, collagen powder may be able to help relieve their symptoms and bring a new zest for life!
Animals that are used in sport or similar areas can also benefit enormously from collagen, as it joint injuries effectively prevent injuries.
Simply mix collagen into your horse, dog or cat's feed every day to ensure a regular supply of the structural protein. Daily feeding significantly increases the mobility and function of the joints and, above all, has a preventative effect against joint complaints and joint wear and tear. The exact recommendation can be found in the dosage section.
Collagen powder for horses, dogs & cats Feeding recommendation:
Feeding instructions:
Collagen Hydrolyzate Forte can be administered daily, continuously or as required with the usual food. We recommend discussing the dosage with your veterinary practitioner so that it can be optimally tailored to your pet's needs.
Do not exceed the recommended daily intake.Store in a cool, dry place away from light. Keep out of the reach of small children.
Composition Collagen powder for animals:
100% pure fish collagen peptides (collagen hydrolyzate)
Note: Contains products made from fish.
glutenfrei
laktosefrei
The properties of Herbano's high-quality collagen make it ideal for supplying pets with collagen. The powder can be conveniently added to the drinking water or food.
Herbano collagen is ideal for the targeted care of horses. It is simply fed via the feed or drinking water and is readily accepted. The collagen for horses contains no additives and is gluten- and lactose-free.
Collagen is a structural protein and is mainly found in the connective tissue of dogs, but also cats and horses. The protein is particularly important for the health of cartilage, joints and tendons, as it protects against premature wear and tear.
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