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PETVIM | Maca The Peruvian Superfood for Cats and Dogs
PETVIM is the only all natural, soluble superfood supplement for cats and dogs. The powerful blend of 7 nutrient rich superfoods can help your pet stay healthy, happy and hydrated.
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Maca The Peruvian Superfood for Cats and Dogs

30 Mar Maca The Peruvian Superfood for Cats and Dogs

Posted at 11:17h in cat supplements australia, cat vitamin powder, cat vitamins australia, cat vtiamin supplements, dog supplement australia, dog vitamins and minerals, dog vitamins australia, dog vitamins online by admin 0 Comments
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Maca, the Peruvian superfood has a 3,000 year old history as a powerful strength, health and stamina enhancer and is today hailed as the latest and greatest superfood for humans. But I bet you didn’t know the native Peruvians originally fed Maca to their animals daily to promote well being, endurance and vitality!

Maca has been used medicinally for centuries in South America as it helps the body to adapt to change and stress. It is only when you speak to people who have been using it for years on pets with serious, long term or life threatening illnesses, that they no longer have, do you begin to understand the amazing benefits of MACA.

Maca is one of the key ingredients in the all natural, soluble superfood pet supplement PetVim. Given daily to cats and dogs, PetVim can help supplement missing salts, vitamins and minerals from their daily diet and keep pets healthy, happy and hydrated..for life! For more information on keeping your pet healthy  visit www.petvim.com

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    PETVIM is recommended for pets by Veterinary Dr Elaine Cebuliak, of Animal Wellness