A great hunter, Pascal Guillaumot from Soussey de Brionne pushed his passion quite far and hunted with his dogs without a rifle. To do this, he has assembled a small pack of running dogs: tricolour Anglo-Français de Petite Véneries. Honey is a 40kg dog, a true Formula 1 of a hunting dog, he is the leader of the pack who, all of a sudden, begins to no longer hunt, tire and doesn’t follow the others. His dogs never stop and can hunt for an entire day and be energised for the next day. He makes a calculated ration but some become fragile and have had cases of severe renal failure upon returning from hunting (a known pathology in this type of hunting). So, he’s very sensitive to treatments given. We’re looking for a lot of things without results only to find a slight hypothyroidism that we are starting to treat "to see". There is a significant improvement in the condition of the dog’s corpulence and hunting efficiency but Pascal wanted the minimum dose of thyroid hormones to avoid toxicity. He was therefore placed on Forthyron (a low dose) and Energy Supp ^TM in the morning on hunting days. Miel has taken his place as leader and everything seems to be going well. The check-up afterwards has shown a correction without any overdose. Pascal even began to give Energy Supp ^TM at the request of his dogs on the mornings of hunting days depending on the use of each dog previously. There are of course hunting accidents and sutures to be done which forces the dogs to rest. The other dogs are therefore more solicitated during this period since there is no longer a turnover, in this case Energy Supp ^TM allows him to keep dogs in shape on hunting days.