'Go On!' has been formulated with the very active dog in mind! Typically, all dogs competing in sports such as agility, flyball or working trials or dogs working under 'harsh' weather conditions (ie extreme heat or cold) Eg sled dogs and sheepdogs could all benefit from 'Go On!' as this product can help to give the dog an extra 'boost' (speed), aid recovery times and prevent muscle cramps.
Provided in a 300g foil pouch.
Key Features:
- Helps active working/sporting dogs & aids recovery from hard work
- Helps to prevent cramping
- Supports the immune system which is challenged more the harder the dog works
Composition
Echinacea, Fenugreek, Cramp Bark, Limestone Flour, Mint.
Echinacea has been described as the 'Super Herb' because of its ability to help the body fight infections by supporting the immune system. Interestingly, dogs with sensitivities have sometimes benefited from this herb.
Fenugreek is often used as an appetiser and can be used to help gain weight and condition.
Cramp Bark (Viburnum opulus) is most notable as a muscle and nervous relaxant for cramping pains.
Limestone Flour is a natural source of Calcium, very important for the healthy growth of bones and teeth.
Mint is used to soothe bouts of indigestion, flatulent dyspepsia and associated conditions. The volatile oil in Peppermint helps soothe the stomach wall which allays feelings of nausea and the desire to vomit.
Analytical Constituents
Crude Protein - 15.75%
Crude Fat - 4.25%
Crude Fibre - 18%
Crude Ash - 15%
Feeding Instructions
Simply sprinkle the dry herbs over your dog's dinner (if feeding dry kibble, ideally drizzle a drop of water or Salmon Oil before adding the herbs so that they 'adhere' to the kibble).
Go On! can be used on an ongoing basis but to maintain efficacy we recommend taking a short break from the herbs every few months.
Suggested daily feeding guide:
|
Size of Dog |
Daily Amount (5ml scoop/teaspoon) |
| Small (0-10kg) | 1/2 Scoop |
| Medium (10-20kg) | 1 scoop |
| Large (20-30kg) | 1-2 scoops |
| Giant (30kg+) | 2-3 scoops |
As herbs usually take time to act within the system, it may take 2-3 weeks before you fully appreciate the benefits.
After the initial feeding period it may be possible to reduce the feeding rate, while maintaining the same effects. This should be assessed with each individiual case.
If you have any concerns about your dogs health please contact your vet in the first instance.
