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Burgimmune Premium Immunoenhancer Combination, the veterinary product of medicinal effect developed by Natural Pet Care System also helped ‘Canal Mummy’ and her puppies survive parvovirus infection.

Burgimmune Premium Immunoenhancer Combination, a veterinary food supplement of curative power developed by Natural Pet Care System has also helped Hulk and Hugo grow into healthy kittens.

Hulk and Hugo were terribly emaciated when they arrived at the Second Refuge of the Dog Shelter of Pomáz, which was created by the team of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in Pomáz specifically for cats.

Burgimmune Premium Immunoenhancer Combination, a veterinary food supplement of curative power developed by Natural Pet Care System has also helped Kacor become a healthy and cheerful adolescent dog.

Kacor may have been born in the spring of 2020. He was found in Mezőkövesd, tied to a tree in the wood and left to his fate. The skin on his head and body was in extremely poor condition and he could not bear weight on his right front leg.

Runa is an adopted dog. Her owner works as a veterinary assistant, but in vain did she do everything possible, Runa’s ears had been a source of continuous and very painful problems for years.

A chronic, recurrent, often purulent inflammation developed in both external ear canals, which damaged the tympanic membrane and even extended into the tympanic cavity. The targeted antibacterial and antifungal treatments performed on the basis of the laboratory test findings (fungal and bacterial culture) did not result in a lasting cure either.

Trico and Teki were found in Szécsény, next to the school building, in last October. Their tiny bodies had been attacked by multiple viruses at the same time, and therefore, in the framework of the strategic co-operation between the Cat World Foundation and Natural Pet Care System, they are receiving the Burgimmune Premium Immunoenhancer Combination to support their healing and recovery.

When she was taken into the care of the Greyhound Rescue Organisation, Bagett could hardly walk. The magnificent female Greyhound was lying all day, her frail, flabby body bore no resemblance whatsoever to the marvellous, muscular and strong body of Greyhounds invented for running.

Cecil is a 7-year-old female Beagle, who was taken into the care of the Beagle Breed Rescue Organisation from conditions characterised by extreme neglect.

As it can be seen in the picture, Cecil had a swelling of considerable size in her throat region. The veterinary examinations revealed that the growth was a tumour; what is more, its location made it inoperable. These exasperating news were aggravated by further problems: Cecil’s blood was swarming with microfilariae, meaning that she had heartworm disease, and her third eyelid was prolapsed as well. And, of course, neutering was also a necessity…

Unfortunately, the spring and early summer are difficult periods for cat shelters not only because animals have poorer immune status because of the long, dark and cold winter months and thus fall ill more frequently, but also because the first spring kittening season. Namely, this is the time when undesired litters end up in the animal shelters, in a better case together with the queen, while in a worse case only as orphaned day-old kittens without their mother.

In the summer, volunteers of the Animal Welfare and Care Association of Pomáz found three female dogs at the side of a busy road. All three were in horribly neglected state: no one could tell where and from what circumstances they had come from and for how long they had been straying and starving.

‘Naturally’, none of the three dogs had a microchip serving for identification, all three were emaciated to skin and bones, and infested by ecto- and endoparasites and a vast number of fleas.

On 17 December 2020, Molly was hit by a car. She was immediately rushed to the animal hospital for examination. She was in shock and the X-ray examination demonstrated multiple pelvic fracture. Her owners could not afford the expected high costs of surgery and could not provide Molly with the conditions necessary for her recovery; therefore, they asked the Beagle Rescue Society for help.