New supplements available in powder form!
Here at Denes we are always anxious to help our customers. Many of you have been telling us that you have difficulty in feeding tablets to your pet. We often hear that you hide the tablets in food, but he/she eats around them. We already offer a pill crusher, but have now decided to provide further help by producing some of our tablet products as powders. With the help of our veterinary adviser, Tim Couzens, we are also taking the opportunity to reformulate some of these products.
We’re delighted to announce that you can now buy Digestion+ and Milk Thistle+ as powders, and we have also re-introduced our Raspberry Leaf tablets as a powder. A new All In One powder will follow in 2-3 two weeks.
The new Digestion+ and Milk Thistle+ powders contain the equivalent of 200 tablets and 1 pot of the Raspberry Leaf+ will be sufficient for a full pregnancy cycle or more of queens and bitches depending on size.
As always do please let us know your feedback on these (and all other) products!
Posted: May 25th, 2010 under News.
Comments
Comment from Denes on June 1, 2010 at 12:09 pm
Dear Shirley,
I am sorry to tell you that we have no plans to convert the Greenleaf Tablets to a powder as these are a licensed veterinary herbal medicine – changes take a very long time and are very costly (tens of £000’s). However our new All-In-One powder will hopefully be here in the next two weeks. We’ll let you know here as soon as it’s available! By the way, what pill crusher are you using? I have relatively small hands but can normally crush up to 5 tablets in our pill crusher – although success will still depend on strength!
Kind regards,
Peter
Comment from shirley farrimond on May 27, 2010 at 5:30 pm
I think this is a brilliant idea supplements in powder form my dog as all-in-ones and greenleaf everyday 5 of each it takes me ages crushing them in the pill crusher 1 at a time especially the greenleaf as they are hard tablets, will these be also available in powder form ? i’ve tried hiding them hole in his food but thay are always left in his bowl so i have to crush and mix in with his food.