Vitalize Pet®
Nurturing Stronger Litters with Vitalize®
Introduction
Proven Nutrition for More Puppies Weaned
Every breeder knows—each puppy matters. That’s why nutrition can’t be left to chance. Research shows that dogs fed Amaferm®, the proprietary prebiotic in Vitalize®, experience fewer stillbirths, larger litters, and more puppies weaned.
At Vitalize®, we’ve paired decades of animal nutrition expertise with a real understanding of breeders' needs. Our products are designed to support reproductive performance, improve maternal health, and help you bring one more healthy pup home—every time.
From Conception to Healthy Litters
Nutritional Needs of Breeding Dogs
- Pre-Breeding: Proper conditioning and nutrient reserves set the stage for successful conception.
- Gestation: Meeting increased nutritional demands helps reduce stillbirths and ensures healthy fetal development.
- Lactation: Support for milk production and maternal recovery is critical for raising robust puppies.
- Post-Weaning: Restoring the mother’s health ensures she’s ready for future success—and helps her bounce back faster.
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Go Why Breeders Trust Vitalize
Benefits of Vitalize for Breeding Dogs
- More Puppies Weaned: Dogs fed Amaferm have been shown to produce larger litters with fewer stillbirths—leading to more puppies weaned per breeding.
- Enhanced Maternal Health: Keeps mothers in optimal condition through pregnancy, lactation, and recovery.
- Stronger Puppies at Birth: Supports fetal development for vigorous, healthy puppies right from day one.
- Faster Recovery Post-Weaning: Helps females rebound quickly and stay ready for future breedings.
Since I started feeding Vitalize®️ Dog, my girls have averaged 2 more puppies per litter. Our biggest litter used to be 8. Now we’re having litters of 10, and that’s a lot of puppies for a small breed.
Lori Lawrence
