Granutop - Dog

marstall Granutop is used in dogs to support the immune system and digestion as well as helping to achieve a glossy coat, strong claws, good muscle and rideability. The combination of brewer’s yeast, apple pulp and linseed thistle oil is highly effective.

marstall Granutop strengthens the gut flora and helps sensitive or stressed dogs to get back in balance

Various stimuli trigger stress in dogs and put physical and emotional strain on them. The stress has a negative influence on the intestinal flora and immune system. This manifests itself, for example, in chronic diarrhoea, digestive disorders or increased susceptibility to infections. Stressors can also be allergies, feed intolerances, parasites and skin diseases. They often cause itching, which can lead to scratching and thus to a destruction of the skin barrier and inflammations. marstall Granutop contains brewer's yeast, linseed-thistle oil and apple pomace and thus important components for a healthy intestinal flora.

Brewer's yeast ensures a better balance of microorganisms in the intestine (eubiosis). This is an important requirement for a healthy digestion and an intact immune system of the dog. The brewer's yeast used in marstall Granutop contains many minerals, trace elements and vitamins. The high content of zinc and biotin as well as vitamins B1, B2 and B6 support coat and skin and promote a quick coat change. Brewer's yeast also helps to build and maintain healthy muscles.
The linseed thistle oil contained in marstall Granutop is particularly rich in polyunsaturated fatty acids which the body cannot produce itself. The valuable omega-3 fatty acids have an anti-inflammatory effect - not only in the dog's intestines

The third key component, apple pulp, provides an extra portion of raw fibre and pectin. The high pectin levels, like the brewer‘s yeast, encourage the development of gut flora and thus indirectly support the immune system and the production of key vitamins in the gut. What’s more, apple pulp is very tasty which is why dogs love to eat marstall Granutop too.