0.5 ml/day.

1 ml/day.

• From 5 kg of body weight: 0.5 ml per day.
• From 5-10 kg body weight: 1 ml per day.
• From 10-15 kg body weight: 1.5 ml per day.
• From 15-20 kg body weight: 2 ml per day
• From 20-25 kg of body weight: 2.5 ml per day.
• From 25-30 kg body weight: 3 ml per day.
• From 30-35 kg body weight: 3.5 ml per day.
• Dogs weighing over 35 kg: 4 ml per day.

0.2 ml/day.

Oral route
Mix with the usual food.
As it is a dietary supplement, it can be administered continuously.

• Chronic diseases: The accumulation of oxidative damage over time can increase the risk of developing health problems that can become chronic, such as arthritis, heart disorders, diabetes, and cancer.
• Cognitive impairment: Cellular oxidation can also be related to cognitive decline. Free radicals can damage brain cells and contribute to the loss of cognitive functions, such as memory and decision-making, as well as behavioural changes.

• Reduction in immune function: Oxidative stress can weaken the pet's immune system, making them more susceptible to infections and diseases.
• Skin and coat problems: Cellular oxidation contributes to problems such as dry skin, excessive hair loss, and premature skin aging.

To mitigate the effects on dogs and promote healthy aging, it is important to take preventive measures. That's why we recommend regular visits to the veterinarian. Regular check-ups are essential for detecting health problems in early stages and providing appropriate treatment.