Vitamin E 

-Vitamin E is an important fat-soluble component of biological membranes. The most important biological role of vitamin E is its antioxidant role. Antioxidant effect of vitamin E as a peroxyl radical scavenger, 

Vitamin K 

- Bacteria that produce vitamin K are not yet present in the newborn's intestines. It would be beneficial to give it externally as a supplement. 
 
-Vitamin K is necessary for the production of the protein called prothrombin, which also has various functions in bone metabolism. 

Vitamin C 

-Vitamin C plays a big role in the immune system. It is essential for the production of interferon, a natural protein that is effective on white blood cells that destroy harmful bacteria and all viruses in the immune system, thus protecting the puppy against harmful viruses. While it provides resistance to infection, it is effective in bone development and wound healing. 
 
-Vitamin C increases iron absorption and helps form and repair red blood cells and tissues. It also strengthens the blood vessels of newborn puppies. 

Vitamin B1 

-Vitamin B1 has carbohydrate-breaking properties. Therefore, it provides the puppy with the energy it needs. 
 
-It is important for the offspring's nervous system to be healthy and to ensure brain development. 

Vitamin B2 

Vitamin B2 riboflavin is a nutrient that must be taken daily. Since it is not stored in the body, it must be taken externally daily. 

Vitamin B3 

- They serve as coenzymes of NAD and NADP oxidoreductase enzymes. These enzymes are of great importance for the oxidation-reduction systems of carbohydrate, protein and lipid metabolism, especially those related to energy provision. 

Vitamin B6 

-The deficiency of vitamin B6, which is effective in the regular functioning of the immune system, puts pressure on the immune system. Vitamin B6 has important effects on the offsprings strong immune system. 

Folic acid 

-Folic acid ensures cell proliferation, bone marrow functioning and complete DNA building blocks. 

L-Taurine 

-Taurine is an essential amino acid that is effective in vision and reproductive functions of cats, which cannot be synthesized in the body and must be taken externally. 

Vitamin B7 

-Biotin, also known as vitamin B7, is a water-soluble vitamin that helps the body metabolize fats, carbohydrates and protein. It must be taken daily as it is not stored in the body. It is important in maintaining feather health. 

Vitamin B5 

-It takes part in energy production (oxidation of pyruvate and fatty acids). It is the building block of a chemical event called acetylation. 
 
-Regression in growth and decrease in feed consumption in pentothenic acid deficiency in animals, 
 
Symptoms such as skin lesions, various disorders in the nervous system, digestive system disorders, decrease in antibody synthesis and decreased resistance to infections appear. 

Hydrolyzed Collagen 

- Its main function is to strengthen the connective tissue and protect body integrity. 

Omega 3 

-Omega 3 fatty acids, which are polyunsaturated fatty acids, are necessary for the body to perform its normal functions. But fatty acids are not produced by the body. For this, the immune system of newborns should be strengthened thanks to omega 3s taken through food.