Zoopharma Zoo-Biotin Pets 30 Tablets

Name: Zoopharma Zoo-Biotin Pets 30 Tablets
SKU: ZO8780201379625
Price: 13.40 EUR
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Zoopharma Vet Zoo-Biotin Pets is a vitamin supplement for dogs that contains biotin, an essential vitamin for skin and coat health. These tablets help to strengthen and improve the quality of your pet's coat, promoting a shiny, healthy coat. In addition, biotin also contributes to the proper functioning of your dog's nervous and metabolic systems.

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Zoopharma Zoo-Biotin Pets 30 Tablets

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€13,40

€13,40 €15,45

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Zoopharma Vet Zoo-Biotin Pets is a vitamin supplement for dogs that contains biotin, an essential vitamin for healthy skin and coat. This product is designed to improve the quality and shine of pets' coats, strengthen nails and promote healthy skin. Biotin can also help prevent hair loss and promote the growth of a strong, lustrous coat. It is an ideal supplement for dogs with dry skin, dandruff or dull coats.

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Zoopharma Vet Zoo-Biotin Pets 30 Tablets is a vitamin supplement for dogs containing biotin. Biotin is a B-complex vitamin that is important for healthy skin and coat in dogs. Some of the benefits of using this product may include:

1. improves coat health: biotin is known to promote a healthy, shiny coat in dogs. It can help reduce hair loss and improve the overall texture and appearance of the coat.

2. Strengthens nails: Biotin can also strengthen dogs' nails, which can be beneficial for those with weak or brittle nails.

3. Promotes healthy skin: Biotin can help keep dogs' skin healthy and in good condition. It can help alleviate skin problems such as dryness, flaking and itching.

4. Supports overall health: In addition to specific skin and coat benefits, biotin is also important for overall metabolism and cell function. It can help keep dogs healthy and in good health.

It is important to note that results may vary from dog to dog and it is always advisable to consult a veterinarian before starting any vitamin supplement.