Sanofor peat extract for animals.This supplement can be given safely to dogs, cats, horses, pigs, birds, poultry and rabbits. Its properties have been proven over many years and its use is continually monitored by the Research Laboratories for Livestock Products in GRANGENEUVE FRANCE.

Where does it come from? A particular type of 'Sub Fossil' peat has been located in Austria buried beneath layers of clay, soil and stones. This 'Sub Fossil' peat was formed approximately 7000 years ago and now lies under many meters of top soil. Almost perfect natural conditions have compressed and ripened the peat to produce a practically sterile product with most valuable nutritional properties. This valuable 'Sub Fossil' peat is used to produce Sanofor peat extract for animals. Peat is produced by a natural process which first involves decaying plants, flowers, grasses, herbs, vegetable matter and fruits. Following sedimentation through stagnant water and a long period of chemical and biological change, a black spongy substance is produced.

Why is it so valuable? Sanofor contains valuable vitamins, minerals and trace element in a totally natural form which are readily accepted and easily absorbed by animals. Sanofor is rich in minerals such as iron. These minerals are present in relatively high concentrations and are easily digested. Sanofor also contains quantities of manganese, copper, zinc and other valuable trace elements. Humic acid is another very important substance found in Sanofor peat extract. This complex organic acid absorbs and binds with toxic substances in the gut. Certain elements found in Sanofor make it particularly beneficial for the skin and hair growth. Sanofor is a safe long-term dietary supplement and is a valuable addition to the diet of the young and breeding animals.

Conclusion Sanofor peat extract is a natural product, contains no chemicals and the landscape is not destroyed during extraction. Extensive laboratory and field trails have shown that Sanofor peat extract can help -

• The skin and coat.
• The stomach and digestion.
• The blood.
• The immune system.
• Fertility.
• Appetite.

• For dry skin, poor coat condition, hair loss or to strengthen hair roots.
• To help the skin.
• For digestion.
• As an appetite stimulant.
• For gut flora.
• To reduce excessive flatulence or belching.
• To reduce body or aural odours.
• For pigmentation.
• During a moult.