For your pet to be at its best (and therefore less susceptible to external aggressions), it is necessary to rid it of toxins accumulated during the year (food, pollution, pesticides, vaccines, medications, etc.) by draining the emunctories (skin, liver, gallbladder, pancreas, kidneys, etc.), ideally twice a year: in spring and autumn.

What are emunctories? Emunctories are organs capable of eliminating, meaning expelling substances out of the body.

The Liver

It is an organ whose role is, among others, to filter blood, neutralize toxins that the blood continuously brings to it, and eliminate them.

The Kidneys

They filter blood and eliminate waste through urine, after diluting it in liquid. Urine is normally light yellow (lemon-colored); it becomes much darker and more abundant when the kidneys are over-solicited.

The Skin

The skin is a full-fledged organ, which constitutes a very important double elimination pathway. Even if elimination occurs very discreetly, the skin expels waste in the form of crystals, through sweat, thanks to the sweat glands, and in the form of glues, through the sebum secreted by the sebaceous glands.

 The Respiratory Tract

The main role of the respiratory tract is primarily to eliminate waste in gaseous form. However, they can also expel solid waste, such as mucus or dust.

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