The need for vitamin C may increase in pets that are exposed to severe physical or mental stress, such as dogs that do heavy work, actively compete or dogs that react strongly to environmental changes. Illnesses or injuries can also increase the need for vitamin C. Guinea pigs cannot produce vitamin C themselves, so its intake should be ensured in the daily diet and, if necessary, a vitamin C supplement should be given.
Ascorbic acid (vitamin C) 990 mg/g
Instructions
Dosage for dogs and cats:
1/4 scoop / 10 kg / day, or according to the veterinarian's instructions. Mix with food. Can be divided into two doses.
The amount of vitamin C obtained from other feeding should be taken into account when dosing. The dosage should not be exceeded.
1 scoop = 1 ml = 0.8 g, which contains approx. 800 mg of vitamin C.
Guinea pigs:
½-1 measuring spoon / 1 liter of drinking water daily. A pregnant guinea pig's vitamin C requirement is double.
