Bio-Ron Veendrenkstof, 150 ml

Peat from Austria. Rich in easily absorbable organic mineral components and humic acids.

Peat drench ensures binding of waste products. It supports the intestinal mucosa, for example after deworming and ensures better utilization of the feed. It is also supportive for skin, coat, intestines and stomach.
Helps dogs that eat their feces.

Sanofor Peat Drench is a 100% natural product and works symbiotically in combination with Bio-Bokashi from Bio-Ron.

Dosage

Before use, stir the bucket well until a smooth, muddy mass is formed. Add to food or directly into the mouth.

Small dogs and cats: 1 teaspoon
Medium dogs: 2 teaspoons
Large dogs: 1 tablespoon

External use

Furthermore, peat soak can also be used as a supporting mud pack/compress on swellings, muscles, tendons, etc. We also always recommend administering peat soak internally to provide support from the inside.

Analysis

(by the Laboratory for Microscopic and Chemical-Technical Food Research in Vienna)
The dry matter of Sanofor Peat Drench contains:

Silicic acid 6.52%
Iron 1.14%
Aluminum 0.12 %
Calcium 5.09 %
Magnesium 0.37 %
Sodium 0.41%
Phosphate 0.20%
Sulphate 5.05%
Ether extract 1.26 %
Cellulose 2.85 %
Water-insoluble nitrogen 0.77 %
Other nitrogen 0.98 %
Easily water soluble protein 1.30%
Poorly water soluble protein 4.32%
Sulphur not available as sulphate 0.41 %
Carbonic acid 2.52%
Bitumen (wax, oil, resin) 18.09 %
Water-soluble organic matter 8.19 %
Hemi-celluloses 1.63 %
Humic acids 13.08 %
Humus material 3.99 %
Humin and Lignin 13.61 %

About Sanofor Peat Drench

Sanofor Peat Drench is a soil product consisting of the remains of the digestion of hundreds of different flowers, medicinal herbs, grasses and fruits. Over the years, these plants have fallen into stagnant water and sunk to the bottom, after which the plant remains have been converted into a black, lumpy peat in a long process. The composition and properties of this peat are determined by the plants from which it originates. In addition, the place where the peat drench is extracted plays a role in the degree of suitability for supplementary feeding of animals.

In Austria there is a type of peat that is called 'Subfossil'. The characteristic of this type of peat is that it has suddenly been buried under deposits of loam, sand and rock. This subfossil peat now lies many meters below the earth's surface.

As can be deduced from the plant species present, this peat was formed approximately 7000 years ago. Thanks to the continuous isolation from the outside world, this peat has been very well converted and matured. Furthermore, it is very pure and practically germ-free.

No chemicals are added to the peat. Sanofor Peat Drench is an absolutely pure natural product. Furthermore, the peat is extracted without damaging the landscape.

Sanofor Peat Drench is rich in easily absorbable mineral components, such as iron. This is abundantly present and in the most absorbable form. In addition, Sanofor Peat Drench also contains very small amounts of manganese, copper, zinc and other trace elements. Sanofor also contains silicic acid (silicon).

In addition, Sanofor contains organic substances which, even in highly diluted form, naturally inhibit the growth of germs.

Sanofor works as support for the intestinal flora. Of the organic substances in Sanofor, the humic acids are very important. These work strongly absorbent and bind toxins, which are then excreted.

Given the wide variety of ingredients that work in different ways, Sanofor Peat Drench is an extremely valuable addition to animal feed.

Sanofor can be easily added to food and has hardly any taste or odor.

Because this is a natural product, the smell and thickness of the product can vary. It is possible that there is a ditch-like smell to the product. If this is strong, it can help to open the bucket a little and stir regularly.