Description
When you are looking for a gentle, plant-based addition to your companion’s meals and treats, The Petz Kitchen Yacon Leaf Syrup 10:1 offers an alcohol-free liquid extract for dogs and cats. Yacon is a low-growing plant that produces a tuberous leaf and root, and it has long been used in South American traditional medical systems. This concentrated 10:1 leaf extract is meant to be worked into your pet’s food, making it simple to add to the daily routine without fuss.
What The Petz Kitchen shares about this Yacon syrup:
A 10:1 liquid leaf extract that is alcohol-free, formulated for both dogs and cats.
Marketed by the brand for antioxidant pancreatic support, as well as glycemic and glucose support.
Yacon is indigenous to Peru, growing plentifully across the temperate Andean lowlands and highland cloud forests.
The brand notes those growing regions reach altitudes of up to 10,000 feet.
According to the source, Yacon has been classified by the World Health Organization as a super food, super fruit, and power food.
The brand describes it as containing whole-plant prebiotic inulin and oligofructanes (FOS).
Listed as providing the probiotics Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium.
Also described as containing beta-glucans, used holistically for its nutritional content.
A liquid format that blends easily into your pet’s meals and treats.
Intended as a thoughtful, plant-derived supplement for the dogs and cats in your care.
Caring for your pet’s wellbeing is one of the most loving things you do, and small, considered additions to their bowl can be part of that care. The Petz Kitchen describes this alcohol-free Yacon Leaf Syrup 10:1 as a holistic, plant-based extract drawn from a tuber long valued in South American traditions, rich in the prebiotics, probiotics, and beta-glucans noted above. Because it pours as a liquid, it stirs into wet food or drizzles over a treat without changing much about the meal you already serve. These are the brand’s descriptions of the syrup and its traditional uses, so it is always wise to talk with your veterinarian about what suits your individual dog or cat. Add it to meals and treats as part of your everyday routine, and lean on your vet’s guidance to decide what is right for your companion.
