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Frequently Asked Questions |
All dogs and cats can benefit from using this pure and natural food supplement.
Questions
1. Why should I supplement
my dog or cat's food with Grizzly Salmon Oil™?
2. What makes Grizzly Salmon Oil™ such a special supplement?
3. I feed my dog or cat premium dog food. Do I still need to use Grizzly Salmon Oil™?
4. I'm already using a pet food supplement. Why should I switch to Grizzly Salmon Oil™?
5. How do I know if my dog or cat will benefit from Grizzly Salmon Oil™?
6. What if my dog or cat does not want to eat Grizzly Salmon Oil™?
7. How much Grizzly Salmon Oil™ can I put on my dog or cat's food?
8. Can my puppy use Grizzly Salmon Oil™?
9. Do Cats love Grizzly salmon Oil?
10. How do I give Grizzly Salmon Oil™ to my kitten?
Answers
Why should I supplement my dog or cat's food with Grizzly Salmon Oil™?
To
give your dog or cat proper nutrition elements which may lead to a longer
and healthier life! Many veterinarians maintain that dogs and cats generally
do not live out their life expectancy today, mostly due to a lack of proper
nutrition. In fact, many dogs only live half their life expectancy!
All dogs can benefit from using Grizzly Salmon Oil on a regular basis.
You should start supplementing your dog or cat's food today with Grizzly
Salmon Oil because prevention is worth more than the cure. Isn't your
best friend deserving of a long and healthy life?
What makes Grizzly Salmon Oil™ such a special supplement?
This all-natural salmon oil provides the healthiest version of omega-3 fatty acids only found in certain cold water fish oils. Like wild carnivorous animals, your dog will benefit much more from Grizzly Salmon Oil than from fatty acids of vegetable origin, as found in many fatty acid supplements.
I feed my dog or cat premium dog food. Do I still need to use Grizzly Salmon Oil™?
Even premium dog and cat foods may need to be supplemented! The majority of pet foods have inadequate, if any, amounts of unprocessed Omega-3 fatty acids, and therefore often need to be supplemented to help keep your dog or cat healthy. Most of the better premium dog and cat foods have about 2% - 4% omega-6 fatty acids of vegetable origin, even though it may be hard to tell from the label. The same dog and cat foods at best have omega-3 fatty acids (around 0.5%) from flax seed oil, which are not as readily accessible for a carnivore as are omega-3 fatty acids derived from fish. See directions for use.
I'm already using a pet food supplement. Why should I switch to Grizzly Salmon Oil™?
Most dog and cat food supplements contain about three times too little omega-3 fatty acids and some products contain up to 10 times too many omega-6 fatty acids. In other words, for your dog or cat to receive the right amount of omega-3s, you would have to use three times the amount of supplement you currently use! This would not only become extremely expensive, it would also result in an unhealthy amount of omega-6 fatty acids, which could result in health risks for your dog or cat. Grizzly Salmon Oil delivers a very high amount of omega-3 fatty acids to balance the dog or cat food's omega-6 fatty acids. By switching to Grizzly Salmon Oil, you will be providing your dog or cat with important life-giving nutrients in a convenient, easy-to-use and affordable way!
How do I know if my dog or cat will benefit from Grizzly Salmon Oil™?
Feed-back
from pet owners indicate great satisfaction when used for a variety of
different reasons such as:
• General signs of aging, including
stiffness, arthritis, loss of zest for
life.
• Generally poor skin condition.
• Negative skin reactions to
fleas and other parasites.
• Sheds excessively and his/her
coat lacks luster and shine.
• Recommended by veterinarians
for specific recovery purposes.
• Has an owner who wants to
be proactive when it comes to safeguarding
their dogs or cat's health!
What if my dog or cat does not want to eat Grizzly
Salmon Oil™?
Grizzly Salmon Oil has the scent of the ocean and the rich taste of fresh fish, which most dogs and cats like right away. If your dog or cat's diet has been consistent for a long time, he or she might need to be introduced to the new taste gradually. In this case, we recommend that you use smaller amounts of Grizzly Salmon Oil over a period of several days. Once acquainted with this new and natural taste, you can expect your dog or cat to exhibit a certain level of healthy addiction.
How much Grizzly Salmon Oil™ can I put on my dog or cat's food?
Dosage directions are printed on the label so that you can give your dog or cat the proper amount of Grizzly Salmon Oil. Also, don't put Grizzly Salmon Oil on more food than your pet will eat in a day because Grizzly Salmon Oil is all-natural and contains very valuable and highly reactive fatty acids, which will benefit your dog or cat. Leaving Grizzly Salmon Oil on your dog or cat's food for an extended period of time may cause the highly reactive fatty acids to be oxidized by the air. This results in less valuable, partly saturated fatty acids and you will notice that the oil loses its fresh, pure scent. This will happen over several days and is your proof that Grizzly Salmon Oil has a high content of natural, unaltered polyunsaturated fatty acids like DHA and EPA.
Can my puppy use Grizzly Salmon Oil™?
Starting your puppy out with a healthy balance of omega-3 and omega-6
fatty acids is a great way to help ensure a long and strong life. We recommend
using approximately one-half of the smallest dosage on your puppys food
every day. You may want to ask your veterinarian about specific dosages.
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Most cats love this type of fresh fish product and will benefit from it just as well as dogs. Grizzly Salmon Oil is now available in a convenient 4 fl. oz. pump bottle for cats! |
How do I give Grizzly Salmon Oil™ to my kitten?
Starting your kitten out with a healthy balance of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids is a great way to help ensure a long and strong life. We suggest using a few pumps on your kittens food every day. See the dosage recommendations on the spray bottle depending on your kittens weight. You may want to ask your veterinarian about specific dosages