Sita micha - Sausages with goat, rosehip and coconut

Syta Micha's goat, rosehip, wild rose and coconut sausages are a crunchy snack with 95% pure muscle. Thanks to their human sausage-like shape, they are easy to cut. Goat meat is absolutely ideal for canine allergy sufferers as an excellent source of highly absorbable protein, plus it is high in B vitamins, iron, zinc and potassium. Wild roses in the composition cater to vitamins E and K, B vitamins, zinc, magnesium, essential fatty acids (omega 3, 6 and 9) and dietary fibre. It helps with lowered immunity as well as bacterial and inflammatory conditions throughout the body. It also protects joints from damage and improves their mobility.

Cranberries and coconut - support joints, digestion and brain activity of the dog

Thanks to an active substance called galactolipid, it relieves pain associated with joint diseases. Cranberries are rich in vitamins A, E and C, as well as potassium, sodium and selenium. They have choleretic and diuretic effects. They help with diarrhea, gastritis, enteritis and prevent anemia. They have a positive effect on the intestines and pancreas and, thanks to the presence of lutein and β-carotene, they ensure healthy eyesight and reduce the risk of neurological diseases. Coconut protects the nervous system of dogs, supports brain activity and improves cognitive function in older dogs. It is a valuable source of MCT acids, which are an energy injection during physical exertion. Coconut helps fight inflammation and keeps the skin and coat moisturized. It also has the ability to eliminate parasites from the dog's body.

Sata Micha

Syta Micha is an excellent supplier who is not afraid of unusual ingredients and novel ideas for treats and food for dogs. He works with human-grade ingredients and processes them so that they remain a source of nutrients for the dog, not just burnt waste. The leather used to make the bones is undyed. It has undergone a three-week low-temperature drying process (between 25 °C and 28 °C), which allows the valuable nutritional properties of the ingredients to be preserved. The binder of functional chewing bones is collagen, which occurs naturally in the skin.