Provide roosters

Vitamins + Proteins + Amino Acids and 100% natural energy

FORMULA

Each g contains: Vitamin A: 242.00 IU, Vitamin D: 130.00 IU, Vitamin B12: 0.30 mcg, Cod liver oil, bean and soy flour as excipient q.s.p: 1 g.

INDICATIONS

PROVITE is the result of the combination of 100% natural and highest quality vitamins, proteins, amino acids and energy.

PROVITE is designed to be administered as a vitamin and nutritional supplement for lactating, growing and high-performance adult animals, improving nutrient utilization, resulting in increased milk production in lactating females, helping the development of offspring, strengthening their proper growth; in adults it improves physical and emotional condition.

Good nutrition is the basis for maintaining a resistant organism to counteract the attacks of both respiratory and digestive diseases, or those that can affect the skin and hair.

PROVITE helps balance metabolic processes, mainly  nutritional and hormonal ones.

Increases muscle mass, toning the body  and strengthening it for any activity it performs. Improves the animal's physical condition in power and resistance tests, resulting in better performance.

The natural ingredients  provide the nutrients that the pet needs to stay healthy and strong. The skin remains  moisturized, elastic and soft. The hair acquires incomparable silkiness and shine.

PROVITE can be administered freely in national and international competitions without restrictions. The pet acquires greater vitality and resistance in prolonged activities.

It stimulates milk production, giving all offspring the opportunity to consume enough for proper development. Lactating females remain in better condition without excessive weight loss, even in prolonged lactations.

ADMINISTRATION AND DOSAGE

Horses, beef and dairy cattle, sheep meat and wool producers, goat meat and milk producers, pigs, poultry and ornamental birds, canids and domestic felines.

PRESENTATION: 125 g.

WARNING

Keep the container closed in a cool, dry place. Do not expose to sunlight.

Consult your veterinarian.