CAMON

HYBRID 30 TABLETS

HYBRID 30 TABLETS

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CAMON

Hybrid

All-natural complementary feed specifically designed to help restore the correct pH of the lacrimal and salivary glands of dogs and cats, alleviating and even completely eliminating the problem of epiphora.
The selected natural ingredients that make up the product help improve digestion, strengthen the immune system, and help counteract inflammatory processes.
The product is not only suitable for combating the unsightly appearance of white fur, but is also a very effective tool, thanks to the presence of marine algae such as Spirulina, for controlling bad breath in dogs and cats of all breeds.

Format
30 tablets.

Cod. G880/A

CAMON

HYBRID 30 TABLETS

HYBRID 30 TABLETS

MINSAN code: 971084456
EAN Code: 8019808171043
Previous price: €17,95
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