Coat and Pads – boost the coat and protect the pads

Marine collagen is a product of natural origin with a positive action on all connective tissue. Its benefits are therefore also felt on the beauty of the skin and even on eye health. In the middle layer of the skin, the dermis, it contributes to the formation of a fibrous network on which new cells can develop, supporting skin renewal.

Brewer's yeast helps in cases of digestive discomfort and is also recommended for skin and coat use (rehydration, strengthening of claws and hair). Rich in nutrients, it helps strengthen the coat, moisturise the skin and support digestion, which indirectly improves coat quality.

It has softening properties and can have a positive effect on itching. Known for its action on the skin, its root helps regulate sebum production and is used for its diuretic properties in oily skin concerns.

Beyond its impact on the body as a whole, this trace element is a crucial part of the synthesis of collagen and keratin. Zinc is the coenzyme of a great many metabolic systems. Indispensable to the transport of vitamin A in the blood, it plays an important role in reproduction. It is also a fundamental element in the integrity of the skin, and therefore in coat quality. Finally, zinc helps eliminate the lactates produced during brief, intense muscular effort.

Vitamin B5 supports the growth and resistance of the skin and mucous membranes. It is needed for the metabolism of carbohydrates, fats and proteins and takes part in the synthesis of certain hormones.
Its moisturising properties are used in hair cosmetics, because B5 increases the elasticity of hair, coat and skin and helps counter shedding.
Supportive and soothing, it watches over cell survival through its protective and stimulating action. It is therefore indispensable to the normal working and renewal of epithelial tissue.

These are the best known of the B group vitamins. That standing comes from the way they help magnesium be absorbed. They take part in the renewal of skin cells and the resistance of the hair, while helping to limit hair loss. They contribute to the normal working of the nervous system.