COMPLIVIT®

Your vet will be able to advise whether COMPLIVIT® is suitable for your pet. Most pets receiving a good quality, balanced diet, do not require additional vitamin and mineral support, but there are situations where extra nutrients can be helpful and your vet is the best person to help advise on your pets specific needs.

COMPLIVIT® can help supply key vitamins and minerals, in a tasty paste, that can be given directly, or mixed into food. As COMPLIVIT® is so palatable, it can be a helpful product to support pets struggling with poor appetite, or who may have had a recent procedure like dental surgery, which may make them reluctant to take dry food. COMPLIVIT® can also be a tasty way to hide medications that your pet may need to take.

Your vet will recommend COMPLIVIT® if they feel your pet could benefit from additional nutritional support, or if appetite is poor and your pet needs a high calorie supplement to help. If your pet is very active and takes part in high energy exercise, the product could also be a useful way to provide quick energy, without feeding a large volume. Unlike other vitamin and mineral products, COMPLIVIT® also provides prebiotics and an immune boosting ingredient, to provide extra support for your pet.

There are lots of different supplements available, which can make choosing one that is right for you and your pet difficult. At VetPlus, we believe animals deserve the best. This is why we only ever produce products from the best possible ingredients, in our state of the art UK facility.

COMPLIVIT® has a tasty pork liver flavouring, making it highly palatable for cats and dogs.

It is always important to ensure your pet is fed a well balanced diet, which is appropriate for their breed and age. Your veterinary surgeon, or a qualified veterinary nutritionist, are the most reliable sources of information on nutrition. If you have any concerns about your pet's health, or diet, the most important first step would be to speak to your vet.

Recommended daily intake:

Can be given directly or added to food.

Dogs - One tablespoon (15g) per 10kg per day
Cats - One teaspoon (5g) per 3-5kg per day