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Dogs and cats deserve a wholesome raw meat diet

Pet GO Wafers — Glandular Supplement For Dogs and Cats

Pet GO is a supplement that provides your dog and/or cat with 13 beneficial glands and organs.

Pet GO is suggested for daily use and is, in my opinion, one of the best supplements you can give your pets on a daily basis.

I like using Pet GO because its broad spectrum of 13 glands and organs help to nourish those same glands and organs for improved overall health. I personally use Pet GO instead of many herbal (vegetarian) supplements. The reason why I do this is because our pets are natural carnivores. As a result, our carnivore friends tend to respond better to meat based supplements than vegetarian.

Pet GO glandular concentrates are from New Zealand range–grazed animals. No fertilizer, hormones, antibiotics or feed supplements are used. No solvents are used in the making of this supplement.

Pet GO is available in wafer or powder form.

Obviously, the powder form is easier for sprinkling onto the food. But wafers can be given as a treat and/or easily crumbled and added to the food.

Pet GO 4 oz powder is equivalent to Pet GO 90 Wafers.

Pet GO 8 oz powder is equivalent to Pet GO 180 Wafers.

Pet GO Wafers also come in a bulk 500 wafer size for even higher saving.

Learn more about the benefits of glandular therapy.

Directions

Pet                     Healthy

Ferrets                 1/2 - 1 wafer daily
Cats, Small Dogs        1 wafer daily
Dogs over 20 lbs.       1 wafer per 20 lbs daily

Metric:
Dogs over 9 kg          1 wafer per 9 kg daily


Pet                     Stressed/Sick

Ferrets                 1–1/2 wafers daily
Cats, Small Dogs        2 wafers daily
Dogs over 20 lbs.       1 wafer per 15 lbs daily

Metric:
Dogs over 9 kg          1 wafer per 7 kg daily

Or, as directed by pet care practitioner.

Ingredients

One wafer contains:

Liver*       185 mg
Brain*       162.5 mg
Stomach*     45 mg
Kidney*      40 mg
Heart*       40 mg
Spleen*      23 mg
Pancreas*    20 mg
Duodenum*    9 mg
Thyroid*     3.5 mg
Thymus*      2 mg
Adrenal*     2 mg
Parotid*     1 mg
Pituitary*   500 mcg

* Whole raw bovine tissues are low–temperature processed to preserve naturally occurring vitamins, enzymes, nucleotides, lipoproteins & all other cell components.

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Random Questions That Have Been Asked:

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My Australian Shepherd Has A Second Life – Thank You!

2008-12-16

Hello! I would like to first say Thank You for your information! My Australian Shepherd is 14 years young and was having problems walking up stairs and jumping up on the bed/couch. He was on the raw food diet for about 2 – 3 weeks when he started running up the stairs, jumping on the couch/bed. Because of his age and having such a hard time, I was preparing myself for his trip to Rainbow Bridge, feeling that it would be sooner rather than later. Now I feel the later is the best word. He is so happy, you can see it in his eyes when he is lying on the couch!! My dogs teeth have turned white! It is truly amazing! Again, Thank you!

– Jennifer

I'm Totally Sold On The Raw Meat Diet

2010-01-27

I'm totally sold on the raw diet in every way — health wise, time wise, even money wise — it is less than I was spending on wellness canned food.

And if it wasn't for all your information — your book — your website — your informative emails I would feel a bit more lost, but I don't because of everything you have provided. You have made me feel more confident about everything.

Thanks again for everything and I'll keep you posted! :)

Linda

Bekkie Boo Boo Bekki Boo Boo

The Transformation Speaks For Itself...

2010-08-19

I am writing to tell you of the transformation in my pets since they have started eating all raw meat.

I used to have to clean up cat vomit on a pretty much daily basis. Sometimes they would even vomit right into the kibble bowl. From DAY 1 on raw meat, none of my cats has vomited with two exceptions — someone fed one of the cats a piece of cooked ham, and one of them got up on the counter and ate some pancake batter. No surprise those foods made the cats sick.

They are all acting years younger. Neko (12, neutered male) has gone from hissing at everybody all the time to climbing in laps. Bitty (6, spayed female) is as playful as a kitten, and has already started losing unhealthy pudge. Ed (9, neutered male, king of the cats) is being a bit of a bully with the other cats (nobody is getting hurt) but he is being affectionate and playful with us humans.

Ed took to eating meat right away, but Bitty and Neko are still adjusting. They seem unable to believe the meat is really for them, and act like they are afraid to get caught eating it. An unexpected side benefit — I saw Neko eating a bug today. Don't worry, our home is not treated with pesticides, and that palmetto bug was a healthy snack for a too–skinny cat.

I can't thank you enough for making this information freely available. It surely leaves no doubt that your motivation is love for animals. Thank you for helping me to re–connect with my pets.

Sincerely – Virginia

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