Golden Treat® is a collagen based natural supplement.
It has been used with success in a number of ailments that befall our pets - and it has also been used just to keep healthy pets healthier! It would be indicated for many health reasons, such as:
to improve mobility and slow down joint degeneration in arthritic pets
to help slow down or reverse muscle atrophy and weakness
for pets with fatty liver or elevated blood fat levels
for hypothyroid pets, given along with thyroid supplementation
to aid in the recovery of pets with slipped discs
to help reduce fatty tumors
to minimize the side effects of longterm cortisone therapy, which can result in fatty livers, weak muscles, and thin skin
to help increase coat luster
to help the pet rebuild while recovering from serious medical or surgical illnesses or injuries
for any pet exhibiting slow healing
to aid in weight reduction
to help improve energy levels (great for show or competition!)
to help with skin problems
Collagen Hydrolysat is the main active ingredient in Golden Treat®. Collagen helps to build muscle mass and strengthen the body. Collagen is the substance that binds together the cells of connective tissue. Collagen is also essential for the production of new cells and tissue. Collagen is the glue that holds the cells together. It's important for the growth and repair of body tissue cells, gums, blood vessels, bones and teeth.
Aloe Vera, Glycerin, Potassium Sorbate (blueberry extract), Citrus Extract, and natural Clam flavoring
No. Golden Treat® is all natural, and not a drug. Pets tend to do very well with this supplement
The following amounts are suggested depending on the weight of your pet:
under 15 lbs.............1 tsp per day
under 80 lbs.............2 tsp per day
over 80 lbs...............1 tbsp per day
It is recommended that you give your pet their daily amount on a 3-hour empty stomach, as the collagen works most effectively on an empty stomach while the body is at rest - this is the time when the body does it's repair work. If there is food to be digested, then energy has to go into digesting the food, whereas if the stomach is empty, then the body can concentrate more on healing. Some pets will readily lap it up in a little bit of water - others take it best when administered with an oral syringe. It should be given to your pet just before they go to bed at night.