Organic bokashi for carnivores

Contents: 0.5kg Bio-Ron Bio bokashi for carnivores is a pre- pro-biotic food component that carnivores in the wild ingest through the stomach contents of their prey, usually an herbivore. Bokashi is fermented with EM / effective microorganisms which contribute to a healthy intestinal flora and a functioning immune system. Suitable for all breeds and ages. Rich in natural minerals, vitamins and bioactive nutrients. For more info: see bottom of this page Composition of bokashi

• Barley
• Flaxseed
• Fresh carrots
• Spelt
• Oats
• Jerusalem artichokes / topinambur
• Spirulina (green algae)
• Cane sugar molasses
• Sea salt
• Thyme
• Cumin
• Peeled sunflower seeds
• Celery
• All raw materials come from certified organic and biodynamic cultivation.

The molasses addition is intended to start fermentation and is eaten first by the microorganisms. With this, they will multiply considerably to then start utilizing/converting the remaining ingredients as food and making them available for ingestion. In bokashi, the pre-biotics (fibers) are in a fermentation process where more than 80 different effective microorganisms, healthy bacteria, yeasts and fungi (pro-biotics) convert the material, producing a multitude of essential and readily absorbable nutrients such as natural vitamins. The long fermentation process (min. 10 weeks) gives the bokashi a strong microbial symbiosis / balance, when this package ends up in the stomach and intestine, these micro-organisms will also generate / maintain a healthy microbial balance there. Dosage:Cure After habituation (see below maintenance) per 10 kg body weight 1 to 2 tablespoons p / d for a few weeks consecutively feed Then switch to maintenance / regular part of the diet. Maintenance / fixed part of the diet Per 10 kg body weight 1 to 2 teaspoons. Always start with half a dose the first week, then slowly build up as long as the stools remain good. Bokashi should be a regular part of the diet for every carnivore, mix the bokashi through the feed 3 to 4 times a week as needed. After all, a pack does not catch prey every day either, and then it is the leaders in particular who get to take the stomach contents first. For more information , see the Bio-Ron website.