Peat mulch is a soil product consisting of the decomposition remains of hundreds of different flowers, medicinal herbs, grasses, and fruits. These plants have fallen into stagnant water and sunk to the bottom, where a lengthy chemical-biological process has converted the plant remains into black, lumpy peat.

The composition and properties of this peat are determined by the plants from which it originates. The location where the peat fertilizer is extracted also plays a role in its suitability for medicinal purposes and animal feeding.

Austria has a type of peat known as "subfossil." This type of peat has suddenly become buried beneath deposits of loam, sand, and rock. The subfossil peat now lies meters below the earth's surface and formed approximately 7,000 years ago. Thanks to the isolation from the outside world, this peat has been transformed and matured, making it exceptionally pure and practically germ-free.

Sanafor Peat Drench is rich in easily absorbable minerals such as iron, manganese, copper, zinc, and other trace elements. It also contains substances that naturally inhibit the growth of pathogens and optimize intestinal flora. The humic acids in Sanofor have an absorbent effect and bind toxins, thus relieving and stimulating the liver. Sanofor also improves the condition of the mucous membranes, prevents gastrointestinal problems, and achieves better fertilization results. It also has a beneficial effect on skin metabolism.

Sanafor Peat Drink can be given to pregnant and young animals year-round without risk of overdose. It's a valuable addition to dog food thanks to its diverse active ingredients. Since Sanofor Peat Drink contains no animal proteins, vitamins, or synthetic substances, it can be safely added to any type of food.

• For dry skin, dandruff and a dull, dull coat
• For diarrhea and constipation
• For burping, belching and a regularly rumbling stomach
• In case of excessive hair loss and continuous shedding
• For hair that doesn't get into the coat and hair that keeps breaking off
• For bite and scratch marks, bald spots in the coat and eczema
• In case of a flea allergy and hot spot
• When eating street dirt and feces
• To improve the desire and rebuild the intestinal flora after worming and antibiotics
• In case of regularly recurring flatulence
• For bad breath (not caused by dental problems) and smelly skin
• To improve the pigmentation of the coat and as an additional stimulus for pigment disorders on the nose, lips, eye rims, etc.