Naturalpaw Daily Boost – Superfood, Antioxidant, Fruit & Vegetable Blend for dogs and cats 250g

**BOOST** your pet’s food with this nutrient dense formula made from whole foods.

Naturalpaw Daily Boost is a powder supplement  that offers a wide variety of Superfoods and Antioxidants from Canadian grown Fruits and Vegetables, plus Green Lipped Mussel, Rooibus Tea Leaf and Diatomaceous Earth. Add nutrition to any type of pet food; raw, cooked, canned or kibble. Commercially prepared pet foods can all use a ‘Boost’ in nutrients.

Key Features:

• The low thermal drying process locks in the nutrients of the vegetables, resulting in the closest thing to fresh with the convenience of being ready to serve.
• Provides powerful phytonutrients, vitamins, minerals, beta carotene, flavonoids that contribute to overall wellness. Many of which are not abundant enough in most prepared diets.
• Daily Boost is also rich in soluble, insoluble and prebiotic fibres that support a healthy digestive tract and nourish the gut microbiome.
• Diatomaceous Earth is absorbent and detoxifying in the digestive tract, and rich in silica (silicon dioxide) which is an important mineral for the body; can assist with nutrient absorption and collagen production.
• Whole foods are an important consideration to health. They contain all of the components as they were intended by nature. 

Ingredients:

Organic Pumpkin, Organic Cranberry, Sweet Potato, Spinach, Kale, Broccoli, Blueberry, Raspberry, Carrot, Parsley, Apple, Diatomaceous Earth, Rooibos tea leaf, Green Lipped Mussel, Organic Beet, Blackberry, Organic Strawberry.

Feeding Guidelines:

Daily Boost powder readily hydrates into an appetizing puree. Mix with equal to double the amount of water prior to adding to your pet’s food. Or add to a wet food from a dry state.

• Feed 1/2 tsp per 10lbs /4.5kg of body weight. Serve with each meal or as desired. Start slowly when first introducing.

MADE IN CANADA

⚠️ Important Disclaimer:

**For supplemental use only. Not a substitute for veterinary care. Consult your veterinarian before introducing new supplements or toppers to your pet’s diet.**