• Daily Boost Supplement 100g - Hairy Dogs (Cambs) Ltd
  • Daily Boost Supplement 100g - Hairy Dogs (Cambs) Ltd
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Hairy Dogs

Daily Boost Supplement for Dogs (100g)

Daily Boost Supplement for Dogs (100g)

£8.39 GBP
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A natural daily herbal blend for your dog's food. Daily Boost brings together herbs, seaweed and botanicals — including milk thistle, nettle, rosehip, dandelion and spirulina — as an easy everyday addition to your dog's food.

  • Herbal, seaweed & botanical blend — including milk thistle, nettle, rosehip, alfalfa, dandelion and spirulina.
  • Naturally contains rosehip and spirulina.
  • Vegan, natural & grain-free, free from chicken.
  • Easy to feed — simply add to your dog's daily food.

Ingredients

Milk Thistle Seed, Rosehip Shells, Cleavers, Nettle Leaf, Alfalfa, Seaweed, Celery Seeds, Golden Rod Herb, Dandelion Root, Burdock Root, Marshmallow Root, Psyllium Husk, Spirulina.

Feeding

Add to your dog's food once daily, following the feeding guide on the pack for your dog's weight. Introduce gradually and give consistently.

Important

This is a complementary supplement, not a medicine, and isn't a substitute for veterinary care. If your dog is pregnant or nursing, on any medication, or has an existing health condition, please check with your vet before use — some herbs can interact with medicines. If your dog is unwell, please see your vet.

One of our own Hairy Dogs supplements. See also our Turmeric & Boswellia Blend, Herbal & Seaweed Blend and Pre, Pro & Postbiotic Blend supplements.

Common questions

What is it?
A daily herbal, seaweed and botanical blend that you add to your dog's food, including milk thistle, nettle, rosehip, dandelion and spirulina. It's a complementary supplement, not a medicine.
How do I give it?
Add it to your dog's food once a day, following the pack's feeding guide for their weight, and give it consistently.
Is it vegan?
Yes — it's a plant-based blend of herbs, seaweed and botanicals.
My dog is on medication or unwell — is it OK?
Check with your vet first if your dog is on medication, pregnant or has a health condition, as some herbs can interact with medicines. A supplement isn't a substitute for veterinary care.
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