HEALTHY PETS

Zinc and manganese are important for skin health and coat quality. This includes:

• Better hair coat length and shine, and enhanced skin integrity and wound healing.
• Zinc and manganese are essential for pad health and nail hardness.
• Zinc and manganese play a significant role in a pet’s immunity to disease.
• Zinc, manganese and iron all contribute to the growth and development of pets including weight gain in puppies, bone development and joint maintenance and repair.
• Zinc and manganese play a fundamental role in reproduction.

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The ProPath®process binds a single zinc, manganese or iron ion onto an amino acid molecule. Called “complexes”, this process is significant in that this simple and highly stable molecule is now easily absorbed and utilized by your pet.

ProPath® from Zinpro Performance Minerals® are the most bio-available trace minerals on the market, which means more of these minerals are absorbed by the animal to deliver their full benefit. Benefits of supplementing canine diets with highly-available forms of zinc, iron and manganese trace minerals include: coat and skin health, growth and development, reproduction, paw integrity, energy metabolism and immunity.

• Chronic hair loss
• Dull coats
• Dry flaky skin
• Itchy conditions
• Dogs that are prone to hot spots and rashes
• Skin conditions that have been diagnosed as allergic reactions
• Skin scabs on the abdomen, thighs, testicles
• Poor footpad and nail quality, such as brittle nails, and cracking footpads
• Dogs with and excess of skin wrinkles that tend to develop a wet skin condition in these wrinkled areas such as Shar Pei, Bulldogs, Pekinese
• Skin issues in northern breeds such as Siberian Huskies, Labrador Retrievers and Saint Bernards

Zinc and manganese play a fundamental role in reproduction. Manganese has been shown to aid reproductive hormone production, while research shows zinc improves reproductive performance in both males and females.

Zinc helps reduce mastitis issues in nursing mothers.

A recent study in Arctic Fox showed an over 20% improvement in pup survival at weaning.