Leonardo Dose 200g

Leonardo tin 200g - Different varieties for your velvet paw. Sea fish Poultry Rabbit Liver all 200g cans Cats are, like their wild counterparts, pronounced carnivores. Therefore, we have decided to develop our recipe for LEONARDO Premium for an all-meat quality. That is, exclusively fresh meat products come into the processing. LEONARDO Super Premium is not a cheap product. Good meat qualities just have a higher price. But because the biological value of these products is higher, your cat needs a comparatively small amount of LEONARDO Premium to cover its daily needs. This also slightly reduces the daily amount of feces. Of course, LEONARDO Super Premium is free of colorants, flavorings, and preservatives. The raw materials come from German farms and are processed fresh from the slaughter mostly on the same day..

Reptilia 37 Jackson's chameleons Kenyaschool vivariumTurtle trade in CambodiaContent:2 EDITORIAL4 READER'S LETTERS6 MAGAZINE12 DATES16 PHOTO REPORTAGEthree-horned chameleonsfrom P. Necas36 HUSBANDRY AND BREEDINGChamaeleo (Trioceros)bitaeniatus and its relatives - With comments on the keeping and reproduction of a representative of the Grupeeby N. Lutzmann44 HERPETOFAUNAChamaeleo (Trioceros)jacksonii and its subspeciesby N. Lutzmann51 PORTRAIT AND POSTEREryx jaculusby B. Trapp55 TRAVELOn Herpeto Safari in Kenyafrom I. Schürkes, V. Wasanga & S. Lötters62 REPORTStudies on the turtle trade in Cambodiaby E. Lehr & R. Holloway71 HUSBANDRY AND BREEDINGOne of Europe's most beautiful lizards in a terrarium: the pearl lizardfrom S. Bania76 WESTERN HERP PERSPECTIVESExotic poisonous snakes - the charm of something specialfrom B. Love79 REPORTThe school vivariumPart 2: Example Franziskaner-Gymnasium Kreuzbergby M. Hallmen90 CLASSIFIEDS95 LIBRARY104 GLOSSEBig autumn extra: you have mail!by H. WerningThe October/November issue of your terraristic magazine REPTILIA makes the hearts of all lizard fans and aesthetes beat faster with the title theme "Threehorned Chameleons": In this photo story, which is even more sumptuous than usual, chameleon expert Petr Necas not only gives a general overview of these fascinating animals from the subgenus Trioceros, but he also introduces you to no less than all species in detail! Chamaeleo (Trioceros) bitaeniatus and his relatives are then described in detail by the expert par excellence in this field, namely Nicolá Lutzmann. He reports about the biology of the small dragons, brings clarity into the confused systematics and not least describes their keeping and breeding vividly - for all terrarists interested in these beautiful lizards an absolute "must".Just like the next article on the title theme of Nicolá Lutzmann, who deals with the popular Chamaeleo (Trioceros) jacksonii and its relatives. Here, too, the author knows how to write expertly about the field biology of the animals, clears up the subspecies confusion and gives detailed tips for the successful care and breeding of the primeval lizards.We stay in Africa and go on Herpeto Safari in Kenya with I. Schürkes, V. Wasanga and S. Lötters. This dreamlike nature destination has not only the "big five" to offer, but is also herpetologically the very first cream, of which you can convince yourself with brilliant photos and a highly interesting expedition report.Unfortunately, the fatal situation of the Asian turtle fauna is a long runner in the REPTILIA, and if we together with you, dear readers, could contribute significantly to the construction of the conservation breeding station in the all-weather zoo Münster, the situation on site is still dramatic. This is proven by the drastic pictures and shattering experiences that Edgar Lehr and Rohan Hollowy bring back from investigations into the turtle trade in Cambodia.Sandra Bania takes care of one of the most beautiful lizards in Europe in her terrarium: the pearl lizard. Therefore she knows how to describe enthusiastically that these magnificent and trustful animals are not only an optical delight, but also show a very varied and interesting behaviour, which makes the lizards together with their relatively unproblematic keeping to best suitable fosterlings, whose keeping and breeding after the reading of this detailed contribution certainly no problems, but however much joy prepares.In the second part of his report on Das Schulvivarium, Martin Hallmen presents a practical example, namely the vivarium at the Franziskaner-Gymnasium Kreuzberg, which he initiated and praised highly. Here you can learn concretely what you have to consider during the planning and expansion phase and how everyday life with the vivarium works, how it is integrated into lessons and what publicity effect can be achieved with it. Certainly a thing worth imitating!Also in this REPTILIA we offer you of course again the full spectrum of our service: In the magazine, for example, you will read curiosities about a reptilian flower pot and get to know an interesting and up-to-date approach to the labelling of tank lizards. Dates, classifieds and the poster (this time with the Western Sandboa Eryx jaculus) are not missing in the incubator, as is Heiko Werning's infamous gloss: "This time, some people will certainly be very happy about caring mail. Will you also be there?

For older cats from 10 years of age - kidney-friendly Reduced energy content for a good figure Gentle on the kidneys with less phosphorus, sodium and protein Healthy, natural anti-aging supplement for cardiovascular fitness and vitality. Special dietary fibre from chia seeds reduce the risk of constipation As cats grow older, their nutritional requirements change. Their energy requirements decrease and their immune systems weaken with age. LEONARDO® Senior is adapted to these changes with a special formulation to keep your cat fit and healthy to a ripe old age.Composition:Fresh poultry meat (30 %); Rice; Poultry protein, low ash, dried (15 %); Maize; Poultry liver, hydrolysed; Fish meal from seafish (4,5 %); Rye, malted; Poultry fat; Egg, dried; Marine zooplankton, ground (Krill, 2,5 %); Brewers’ yeast, dried (2,5 %); Chia seeds (2,5 %); Grape pips expeller (2,0 %); Carob pods, dried; Potassium chloride; Sodium chloride; Chicory inulin Analytical constituents:Protein 28 %; Fat content 15 %; Crude ash 7,2 %; Crude fibre 2,8 %; Calcium 0,9 %; Phosphorus 0,65 %; Sodium 0,3 %; Magnesium 0,09 %Additives per kg: Nutritional additives:Vitamin A 17.000 IU; Vitamin D3 1.700 IU; Vitamin E 170 mg; Vitamin C (as ascorbyl monophosphate, sodium salt) 245 mg; Taurine 1.400 mg; L-carnitine 50 mg; Copper (as copper(II)sulphate, pentahydrate) 15 mg; Iron (as ferrous(II)sulphate, monohydrate) 200 mg; Iron (as iron(III)oxide) 385 mg; Manganese (as manganese(II)oxide) 50 mg; Zinc (as zincoxide) 150 mg; Iodine (as calciumiodate, anhydrous) 2,5 mg; Selenium (as sodiumselenite) 0,15 mg Technological additives:Lecithin 2.000 mg; extracts of natural origin with high tocopherol content (= natural vitamin E) 80 mg

Transport box Atlas 10 ELTransport box for transport of small dogs and cats up to 5 kg.Atlas EL is a simple transport box for cats and small dogs and has several functions. Atlas EL is easy to carry thanks to its firm handle and is ideal for traveling with your pets on public transport (car, train, ship, plane). This plastic transport basket for cats and small dogs is equipped with a sturdy door made of plastic-coated steel. It is very stable thanks to its fastening system with side spring clips. Besides, it has side ventilation grids that provide sufficient ventilation inside the transport container. Atlas EL can be customized thanks to the accessories available separately, such as a cushion and a plastic feeding trough. For traveling with cats and small dogs Secure grip thanks to the ergonomic handle Side grids for good ventilation Easy to open lid Quick assembly and disassembly thanks to side closures Available in different sizes and colors 48 x 33 x 29 cm