Antioxidant Vitamin E

Immunity

Heart health

Vitamin E helps to protect cells from the action of free radicals. Free radicals are produced by cells through normal metabolism and as a result of external factors, and can consequently contribute to the ageing process and cell death. Vitamin E enables your pet to develop strong and healthy muscles, and healthy circulatory and immune systems.

Key Functions

Helps to protect the cell membranes from free radical damage
Supports a pet's natural defences
Helps provide a natural defence against Australia’s climate
Supports immune health when fed as part of a complete and balanced diet

Detail

Source

The pigment of yellow, orange and red fruits, and green vegetables

Form

Preformed retinol

Science

Clinical-based research

Health and Your Dog

Good Health

Foods your pet should avoid

Our expert says...

“Vitamin E is a fat-soluble vitamin with potent antioxidant activity. It helps your pet at the cellular level by protecting cell membranes from free radical damage that would otherwise contribute to the ageing process.”

Dr Fiona Patterson

Veterinary Scientist