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Nourish Organic – Heart Health

Nourish Organic Heart Health from Atlas & Tail is an nutritious and effective blend made from organic ingredients. Heart Health is made using a unique formula of nutrients that support heart muscles and circulation, it has a prophylactic effect on heart conditions.

The levels of potassium, magnesium and sodium are adapted to help alleviate heart conditions and hypertension. The combination of increased intake of magnesium and potassium coupled with reduced sodium intake has the desired effect in reducing blood pressure.

Contains organic carrots which are rich in antioxidants which help to protect cells from damage and heart disease. These organic ingredients can also help in coping with oxidative stress, by regulating free radicals. 

We recommend using Nourish Organic jars as an organ specific booster throughout the year, in line with their current diet. We would also highly recommend using after organ related surgery or diagnosed illnesses to aid in recovery. 

Composition of Atlas and Tail Nourish Organic – Heart Health:

organic carrots, organic chicken, organic chicken liver, organic brown rice, organic sunflower oil(1st pressing), calcium carbonate, sea salt.

Nutritional Analysis: 
Moisture 75%
Crude protein 5%
Crude ash 2%
Crude fat 1%
Sodium 0.034%
Magnesium 17.72mg
Potassium 162mg

Feeding Guidelines:

Feeding guidelines are based on using the organic jars as a complete feed. If using it as a complimentary feed, reduce your pet’s main meal accordingly to avoid overfeeding.

Adult Dogs: 30 – 33 grams per kg
Puppies: 40 – 43 grams per kg

Suitable for puppies over 4 weeks of age.

Store in a cool, dry place. Once open, keep refrigerated and use within 3 days.
Suitable for freezing – Note: Do not freeze the glass jars, transfer to a freezer safe container.
Tip: For easier opening of the jar, tap the edges off a hard surface, rotate and repeat as required until opened.

This recipe was created alongside an holistic vetinary practice. Use in consultation with a veterinarian if their are any known ailments.