6PJI Storm Canis - Sports Performance Supplement for Dogs, Targets Muscle Fatigue. Suitable for Dog Agility, Flyball, Canis-Cross, Sled Dog, Dock Diving, Greyhound Racing, Working Dogs…

STORM Canis is a complementary feed supplement for all working dogs including those that race such as Greyhounds, Lurchers, Salukis and for other canine sports and disciplines such as flyball or dog agility. It should be added to the normal diet, providing part of a normal balanced ration. STORM Canis is scientifically proven to delay muscle fatigue and the ‘burn’ of muscle acidosis , which means that your dog can perform at maximum speed or power for longer. STORM Canis supports muscle repair and speeds recovery. STORM Canis is used at the highest level in greyhound racing, where UK Champion Trainer, Mark Wallis, recognises STORM Canis as part of his successful regime. STORM Canis is suitable for all sporting dogs which require rapid acceleration or power and can support endurance in dogs competing over longer distances. INGREDIENTS The combination of active ingredients in STORM Canis is unique. This revolutionary product can transform your dog in any discipline, both in training or competition. STORM Canis combines ProCarnosine with a specialised carbohydrate and other functional amino acids and amino acid derivatives. STORM Canis comprehensively supports muscle function to optimise work and performance. STORM Canis conforms to the rules of the Greyhound Board of Great Britain (GBGB) and other competition rules and each batch is rigorously tested for Naturally Occurring Prohibited Substances prior to release for sale. INSTRUCTIONS FOR FEEDING STORM Canis Small Dog (up to 15kg) 2.5g (0.5 scoop) twice daily Medium Dog (15 - 25kg) 5g (1 scoop) twice daily Large Dog (above 25kg) 7.5g (1.5 scoop) twice daily Feed STORM Canis daily with the recommended amount split between two meals

• Unique scientifically proven formulation
• Supports sports performance in dogs
• Delays muscle fatigue and supports muscle recovery
• Conforms to the rules of racing and competition