Small Pet Select Young at Heart Herbal Blend 2.5 oz

About This Product:

Small Pet Select Young at Heart Herbal Blend is a nutritional and immune boosting treat, made specifically for elderly rabbits, guinea pigs and chickens. This powerful blend of natural ingredients addresses the health concerns your older small pet can experience. The ingredients in this treat have anti-inflammatory and mild analgesic properties to help your pet with the aches and pains they would be feeling. It is also a kidney and liver tonic to help keep the toxins flushed and the body healthy.

Small Pet Select Young at Heart Herbal Blend incorporates some extra calories and healthy fats to help keep much needed weight on and helps to address high cholesterol and fight bad fats. Young at Heart blend is cancer fighting, prevents UTI issues and helps to boost immune health so your older small pet can live their best life. Super palatable, this daily blend also adds in some delicious treats to encourage eating. Adding this blend to your small pet’s daily diet gives them the trace minerals and other nutritional components they could be missing. This treat is a natural forage blend that let’s your pet express their natural urge to forage, bite, chew and crunch.

Selling Features:

• Made specifically for older pets
• Nutritional and immune boosting daily treat
• Addresses most health concerns your elderly pet could be facing
• Added delicious treats to encourage eating
• Adds variety to your pet’s diet
• Lets them express their natural urge to forage

Ingredients: 

Elder Flower, Meadowsweet, Plantain, Nettle Leaf, Oats, Oat Groats, Oat Tops, Rose Petals, Goldenrod, Milk Thistle Powder, Celery Seed

Feeding Instructions: 

Any new food, snack, or supplement should be introduced patiently. Once your animal accepts the mix, Young at Heart herbal blend can be fed daily, up to 3 tablespoons per 10 lbs. of body weight. Young at Heart is most effective used along with our Vita-Licious herbal blend, to ensure that the broadest spectrum of nutritional needs is met.

In the first few days, they may not touch it at all. Avoid putting their new snacks or supplements on top of greens, pellets, or mixing into hay at first. (We don’t want them to stop eating the things they already trust because this new stuff is all over it.) Make a fuss about the new stuff, tell them how good it is. Do a little snack dance. They’ll get the idea, and work up their confidence, and one day they’ll try it. After that, there will be no looking back. They will run up to you when they hear the bag and look forward to their herbs and flowers with great anticipation.