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Dr. Clauder´s Cat Best Selection # 5 pollo & Atun c/Espinaca 200 Gr
S/. 13.00
Comida húmeda Dr clauder’s pollo y atún con espinaca. -La espinaca fortalece las células y ayuda al sistema inmunológico y el metabolismo celular. -El aceite de linaza ayuda a que el...
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Comida húmeda Dr clauder’s pollo y atún con espinaca.
-La espinaca fortalece las células y ayuda al sistema inmunológico y el metabolismo celular.
-El aceite de linaza ayuda a que el ácido del estómago sea menos agresivo.
-Contiene zinc como un oligoelemento esencial ya que puede apoyar a la regeneración y cicatrización de heridas
-El zinc apoya la regeneración y cicatrización de heridas.
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| Size | 200 gr |
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