Par-A-Way organic rockrose mix for dogs & cats, 250g

Organic Rockrose Mix "Par-A-Way" - Bye Bye Krabbler Due to the high content of antioxidants, polyphenols, resins and B vitamins, the skin environment can be changed in such a way that ticks find dogs rather unattractive. The cistus mixture can thus support tick protection in dogs. The gray hairy cistus (Cistus incanus) can also be used to support the immune system. Their effect is described in naturopathy as antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antiviral and antibacterial. https://www.kraeuter-buch.de/kraeuter/Zistrose.html A good side effect can show up in deterring bloodsuckers. According to many reports, cistus has proven itself as a tick protection supplement for dogs. Rockrose has also been researched in the fight against Lyme disease and, according to the following studies, has curbed the growth of bacteria, which means fewer ticks infest dogs: https://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/govi/pharmaz/2010/00000065/00000004/art00012 even dr Klinghardt recommends cistus as part of his Lyme disease protocol: https://klinghardtinstitute.com/lyme-disease/dr-klinghardt-biological-lyme-protocol/ Our napani rockrose mixture also contains buckwheat germ powder. This is rich in valuable B vitamins for your dog or cat. The napani rockrose mixture can therefore have a positive effect on ticks in dogs. Whether B vitamins actually contribute to tick protection in dogs has not yet been scientifically proven. However, feeding with natural B vitamins can have a positive effect on the metabolic function, which can change the dog's skin environment and smell or odor. This seems to help ward off ticks in many dogs & cats. Above all, however, we wanted a healthier alternative to the cistus preparations that are otherwise available, which are based on the waste product brewer's yeast. In addition, B vitamins ensure optimal functioning of the nervous system and strengthen the immune system.