The Komodo Dry Mix Foods come with a choice of Fruit or Leaf, each with their own benefits. With all supplementary feeding products, these should be offered as additions to their main diet, and should not be used as their staple diet. These should be stored in a cool dry container.The Fruit Mix combines a selection of Dandelion Leaf, Aronia Berries, Redcurrants and Strawberry’s, and is ideal for providing additional vitamins and minerals, as well aiding in the digestive system.Why Dandelion?Dandelion is great to reduce the quantity of fluids in animals, and also helps to lower blood pressure and blood-sugar levels. It is rich in magnesium, so dandelion is also helpful in treating urine infections and aids the functioning of the liver.Why Aronia Berries?Aronia berries (also known as Chokeberries) are an ideal source of many vitamins, micronutrients, fibres and anthocyanins, all of which help to neutralize the harmful actions of free radicals in the body. They can also help regulate blood pressure.Why Strawberry?A real vitamin snack, dried strawberries are full of vitamin C and a range of B vitamins, as well as providing essential support to the digestive system helping to prevent constipation.Why Redcurrant?Redcurrants are a valuable and tasty snack which are rich in potassium.Komodo’s Tortoise Leaf Mix combines Nettle and Dandelion leaves to help to detoxify a tortoise, and also strengthen their digestive system.Why Nettle?Nettle is really valued for its diuretic, purifying and also detoxifying properties. It can help to prevent urine infections and improve the functioning of the pancreas, liver and stomach. It can also strengthen the immune system, as well as increasing the blood oxygen levels.Why Dandelion?Dandelions help to reduce the quantity of fluids in animals, as well as helping to lower blood pressure and blood-sugar levels. Dandelions are rich in magnesium, which is also helpful in treating urine infections and aids the functioning of the liver.Warning: This is a complementary food. Herbal treatment should not be used as an alternative to seeking professional veterinary advice.