Zen Pack

The active ingredients in the products that make up the Zen Pack act synergistically with each other and are highly recommended for addressing stress in cats with a multi-pronged approach:

• Mindkun: Thanks to its active ingredients, this dietary supplement promotes a feeling of calm and well-being and reduces stress and anxiety.

Contains: L-Tryptophan, glucose, vitamin B6, vitamin B3, and bovine casein trypsin hydrolyzate.

• Enterokun Mild: Thanks to its probiotic, prebiotic, and anti-inflammatory active ingredients, this dietary supplement restores the microbiome and intestinal mucosa, promoting rapid recovery from intestinal conditions in your furry friend.

Contains: Omega-3 fatty acids, butyric acid, short-chain fructooligosaccharides, Enterococcus faecium, zinc, and vitamin B12.

The use of MINDKUN is not recommended for:

• Animals with hyperglycemia.
• Animals being administered any type of benzodiazepine.

The use of ENTEROKUN MILD is not recommended for:

• Food allergy to fish or during periods of treatment with exclusion diets.

Daily recommendation to be administered between meals (Mindkun) or added on top of food (Enterokun Mild):

Spoonfuls*	Storage time of Mindkun package	Storage time of Enterokun Mild
0.5	1.5 months	2 months

8.6 g per tablespoon (Mindkun) / 11.8 g per tablespoon (Enterokun Mild). The spoons are included in the package.

If the powdery texture bothers your pet, you can add a little water to the recommended dose to make it into a paste for easier administration.

In cases of known and predictable stressors, it is recommended to administer Mindkun 40 minutes before the stressful trigger occurs.

Mindkun for cats is not sedative or drowsy and can be administered chronically without causing any addiction in the animal. However, in the case of chronic treatments, it is recommended to discontinue supplementation gradually to avoid relapses. Once the dog has recovered, reduce the daily dose by half for 15 days, then administer half the dose every other day for another 15 days.

There is no risk if another pet in the household occasionally ingests the Mindkun supplement.

Enterokun Mild for cats can be administered alongside any type of diet (dry food, homemade or commercially cooked food, BARF, or dehydrated). Additionally, it can be administered chronically without any rest period between bottles.

How long should I administer it?

Mindkun

• In specific stressful situations such as noise, changes in environment or routine, car trips, visits from strangers, veterinary visits, socializing with other animals, etc., Mindkun reduces your cat's nervousness and distress. Mindkun will help the whole family get through those difficult times more calmly.
• In cases of chronic stress such as lack of physical space, lack of activity, or environmental stimuli, Mindkun promotes a feeling of calm and well-being, improving your cat's quality of life.
• Mindkun is an ideal tool to support behavior modification work with a professional, as it reduces nervousness and increases tolerance to stimuli, making therapeutic exercises more beneficial and bearable for your cat.
• For elderly animals or in cases of unregulated sleep, Mindkun promotes a feeling of calm and well-being, promoting sleep regulation and improving your cat's quality of life.

Enterokun Mild

• In cases of occasional diarrhea: It is recommended to administer it for at least 5 days and continue as long as symptoms persist. persists.
• For recurrent or chronic diarrhea or poor stool quality: Administration is recommended for at least 1 month, continuing as long as symptoms persist and for up to 7 days after symptoms disappear.
• As a preventative measure during and after antibiotic treatment: Administer for the duration of antibiotic treatment and continue until at least 7 days after the last dose of antibiotic.
• To reduce flatulence: For at least 15 days.
• For a predictable stressful situation such as travel, new pets at home, weaning, moving, etc.: 3 days before the stressful situation, during the days the stressful situation lasts, and for the following 3 days after the stressful situation ends.
• For a change of diet: 3 days before the start of the transition to the new food and for the following 7 days.