Red Gauntlets are our best-selling dog drying mitts. A stand-out colour, invest in a pair of Gauntlets and you’ll have the speedy solution to dealing with dogs that have got damp or dirty while out and about.
Red Gauntlets are also idea for drying your dog wet, muddy legs and paws, so that there's no mucky paw prints dotting over the newly cleaned floor!
Simply grab your red dog drying mitts and target your dogs legs and paws, before entering the house or going into the car for the journey home.
Red Gauntlets come in one size and have a unisex appeal and are purchased by owners of both male and female pups. Dogrobes’ Red Gauntlets are loved by equestrians too who use them to wipe down the legs of their horses and ponies!
ONE SIZE FITS ALL
A daily supplement to repair and preserve intestinal vitality.
Made from one 100% natural ingredients, the Verm-X® Original variety can be fed all 12 months of the year. Use for everyday control and protection of intestinal hygiene. It’s appropriate for all styles and sizes, from pets with touchy stomachs, to pure breeds and high-overall performance animals.
Ingredients
Brown Rice, Dried Poultry, Beet Pulp, Poultry Fat, Verm-X (Cinnamon, Garlic, Thyme, Peppermint, Fennel, Cleavers, Nettles, Slippery Elm, Quassia, Cayenne), Potato, Potato Starch, Brewers Yeast, Chicken Stock, Dried Seaweed, Salmon Oil, Vitamins & Minerals, Prebiotic FOS, MOS, Green Tea. Analysis: Protein 22%, Oil12%, Ash 6%, Fibre 3%
Feeding Guide
25kg+ — 6 per day
11-25kg — 4 per day
Up to 10kg — 2 per day
Puppies should be fed half the adult amount between three to six months of age, and the full amount thereafter. For continued effectiveness, feed daily. When introducing Verm-X, or when required, double the quantity can be safely fed over 14 days. Prior to introducing any new product have a Faecal Egg Count (FEC) so you have a record of your starting point. As their effect is cumulative, use the daily crunchies for at least 3 weeks before doing a follow up FEC. We recommend that all dogs have regular faecal egg counts (at least twice a year) to avoid unnecessary control programmes.
120g will last a small dog 1 month.
