SeniorPlus Powder for Dogs

CellaVie SeniorPlus Powder for Dogs – Targeted Nutrition for Senior Dogs

CellaVie® SeniorPlus is a high-quality dietary supplement for older dogs. The specially formulated blend combines 15% Cell-K30-Nutrition® nucleotides with collagen, krill, turmeric, stinging nettle, rosehip, and echinacea. SeniorPlus thus supplements the daily diet with various nutritionally beneficial ingredients that support vitality, the musculoskeletal system, and overall well-being.

As dogs age, their bodily needs change. Metabolism slows down, physical stamina may decline, and the natural regeneration of various tissues also changes. A balanced diet tailored to their needs therefore remains particularly important even in old age.

SeniorPlus can be easily mixed into dry food, wet food, BARF, or fresh food and can be used long-term as a supplement to the daily food ration.

Specially tailored to the needs of older dogs

Aging is a natural process that affects every dog differently. While some dogs remain active and eager to move even in their later years, others require increasingly longer recovery periods or show changes in mobility and stamina.

CellaVie® SeniorPlus relies on a combination of nucleotides, collagen, marine omega-3 fatty acids, and selected plant-based ingredients. This addresses various nutritional aspects that may be important for older dogs.

With 15% Cell-K30-Nutrition® nucleotides

At the heart of the formula is the Cell-K30-Nutrition® nucleotide complex, which makes up 15% of the product. Nucleotides are natural components of DNA and RNA and play an important role in numerous cellular processes.

They are among the fundamental building blocks of cells and are involved, among other things, in cellular metabolism and natural renewal processes. SeniorPlus specifically supplements the daily diet with these cellular building blocks.

Collagen for the musculoskeletal system and connective tissue

Collagen is a structural protein produced naturally by the body and a component of connective tissue, cartilage, tendons, ligaments, skin, and the organic bone matrix.

As we age, a balanced intake of protein and the amino acids it contains becomes increasingly important. The collagen in SeniorPlus provides valuable protein building blocks for the structures of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissue.

Krill as a Source of Marine Omega-3 Fatty Acids

The krill in the formula naturally provides marine omega-3 fatty acids, including, in particular, EPA and DHA. Krill also contains natural astaxanthin, a carotenoid with antioxidant properties.

Omega-3 fatty acids are components of cell membranes and play a role in various physiological processes. Krill thus enriches the formula with a high-quality marine nutrient source.

Turmeric for a Select Supply of Plant Compounds

Turmeric contains natural plant compounds such as curcuminoids and is traditionally used as part of a balanced diet. In SeniorPlus, turmeric enriches the formula with additional plant-based ingredients and complements the combination of collagen, krill, and nucleotides.

Rosehip and Echinacea

Rosehip is known for its natural content of vitamin C and various phytochemicals. Among other things, vitamin C contributes to the normal function of the immune system and to normal collagen formation for the normal function of bones and cartilage.

Echinacea complements the formula as a traditionally used botanical ingredient. Together with rosehip, it expands the nutrient combination with additional botanical components to support the daily nutritional needs of older dogs.

Stinging Nettle – A Natural Supplement for Senior Dogs’ Daily Needs

Stinging nettle provides various natural minerals and plant compounds. As an ingredient in SeniorPlus, it supplements the formula with another plant-based source of nutrients, thereby aligning with the holistically formulated concept for older dogs.

For a Better Quality of Life in a Dog’s Daily Routine

SeniorPlus is designed to specifically supplement the daily diet of older dogs. The focus is not on individual signs of aging, but on providing a comprehensive supply of various nutrient sources.

The combination of nucleotides, collagen, krill, and selected plant compounds is particularly suitable for dogs that benefit from targeted supplementation of their daily diet as they age.

Easy to use with daily meals

The fine SeniorPlus powder can be easily incorporated into the daily food ration. It can be mixed directly into dry food, wet food, BARF, or fresh food.

For dry food, the powder can be lightly moistened with water if needed and then sprinkled over the meal. This allows SeniorPlus to be integrated into the daily routine without changing the dog’s diet.

For which dogs is SeniorPlus suitable?

CellaVie® SeniorPlus was developed for older dogs and is suitable for various breeds and sizes. The supplement may be particularly beneficial for dogs that have experienced noticeable changes in their daily lives over the years.

• Older and very elderly dogs
• Senior dogs with declining activity levels
• Dogs with increased nutritional needs as they age
• Active senior dogs who still enjoy going for walks
• Dogs on dry food, wet food, or BARF diets
• Senior dogs whose diet should be specifically supplemented with collagen and nucleotides

Benefits:

• Specially formulated for older dogs and seniors
• Contains 15% Cell-K30-Nutrition® nucleotides
• With high-quality collagen
• With krill and marine omega-3 fatty acids
• With natural astaxanthin from krill
• With turmeric and selected plant extracts
• With rosehip and echinacea
• With stinging nettle
• For nutritional support of vitality and the musculoskeletal system
• Convenient powder form
• Suitable for dry food, wet food, BARF, and fresh food
• Ideal as a daily supplement for senior dogs
• Made in Switzerland

Important Note

SeniorPlus is a dietary supplement and is not a substitute for a veterinary examination or treatment. Especially in older dogs, changes such as increasing stiffness, noticeable fatigue, weight loss, changes in appetite, or a sudden decline in stamina can have various causes and should be evaluated by a veterinarian if symptoms persist.