Keeper’s Mix is ideal for all dogs as an all-round boost or to provide extra nutritional support for working dogs, animals performing at high levels or those experiencing physical demands. For dogs on raw diets, our Keeper's Mix is a popular choice, with 100% herbal ingredients and nothing artificial - just pure, natural goodness.

Which beneficial herbs are found in Keeper’s Mix?

Each herb in our Keeper’s Mix contains active compounds that naturally support your dog’s health:

• Kelp Seaweed for minerals, coat growth and pigmentation. We recommend Keeper’s Mix as a dog coat supplement, as the kelp seaweed encourages healthy coat growth.
• Celery Seeds for suppleness and free movement. It’s important to look after your dog’s joints, as sadly their joints can wear as they age.
• Lucerne, also known as alfalfa, a nutritious plant that is a source of vitamins A, C & K. This herb provides essential vitamins to promote your dog’s health.
• Nettle is rich in chlorophyll, iron and vitamin C.
• Rosemary is good for digestion and easing flatulence, and can help maintain a healthy heart.
• Psyllium for a healthy bowel and digestion - excellent for improving the digestion of both raw and commercial dog food.
• Clivers help to maintain good kidney and bladder function, and help maintain clear skin.
• Wild Yam is useful to maintain a healthy intestine.

The visible benefits are clear to see with a wonderfully thick and healthy coat, good pigmentation and improved overall health.

Administration: Small dogs & cats 1 x 2.5ml measure, Medium dogs 2 x 2.5ml measures, Large dogs 3 x 2.5ml measures, Giant breeds 4 x 2.5ml measures. 2.5ml measure included in pack and equivalent to a half teaspoon. Best introduced gradually to the feed to improve acceptability.

Can be used during pregnancy?: Yes
Can be used during lactation?: Yes
Interactions: Can be given in conjunction with any medication
Product Finishing: Powder

Suitable for puppies and dogs aged: 8 weeks+
Pack size: 250g
Shelf life: 3 years
Ingredients: Finely powdered Kelp seaweed, Celery seeds, Lucerne (Alfalfa), Nettles, Rosemary, Psyllium husks, Clivers and Wild yam
Sourced From: United Kingdom