Vitamin E 

-As the most powerful antioxidant known, it concentrates in cell membranes and forms the first line of defense as a free radical scavenger against lipid peroxidation in protecting cell membrane integrity. With these effects, it is effective in protecting and strengthening the skin. 

Vitamin B7 

- Provides protection by increasing the elasticity and hydration of dry areas between the paw pads and on the skin. 
 
-It reduces erythema foci on the skin and increases collagen activity. It also positively affects skin health and feather quality. 

Zinc 

-It is used in the treatment of skin diseases by participating in the structure of many enzymes, proteins and hormones, and by playing a role in the immune system and thyroid functions, protection from infections, iodine metabolism, wound healing, and hair and feather development. 

Vitamin C 

-Ascorbic acid (vit. C) provides a protective effect against damage to hair cells. 

Hydrolyzed Collagen 

-It plays an important role in the development and protection of connective tissues in the skin, and in maintaining and re-establishing tissue homeostasis in sclerotic lesions after injuries. 

Omega 3 

-It positively improves the biophysical properties and function of the cell membrane. 
 
-It adjusts the oil balance of the skin, balances skin hydration, and provides protection by preventing inflammation and comedone formation that may occur in the hair follicles. 

Vitamin A 

-Topical retinol increases epidermal thickness by stimulating the proliferation of keratinocytes and the regulation of the c-Jun transcription factor. It also increases dermal vascularity by activating dermal fibroblasts, stimulating endothelial cell proliferation and type 1 collagen production. 
 
-It is effective in healing wounds and reducing the appearance of wounds by matrix synthesis on the skin.