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11 lip 2019 · The reason I am posting is that I have seen a product, LifeGold immune support for cats, online. It gets amazing reviews. However, amidst probably 50 good reviews, I ran across a couple on Amazon that have been rather disturbing in regards to side effects people have experienced with their cats.
After doing some research I found that Chlorophyll has been successful in aiding with cancer and shrinking of tumors and I want to know if anyone has had their cat try it and the results 🥺
21 wrz 2012 · Chlorophyll is a ‘super green’ natural plant component that is safely used by pets and humans. It serves as a nutritional supplement and as a nutraceutical for healing and optimum immune function in dogs, cats, horses, livestock, fish, birds, rabbits and other small animals.
3 cze 2022 · Dogs: Dogs can have ⅛ teaspoon of chlorophyll supplement per pound of food. Cats: Cats can have ¼ teaspoon of chlorophyll supplement per pound of food. Note that large quantities of chlorophyll can cause digestive upset in pets, and some pets may be sensitive to the pigment altogether.
9 sie 2023 · While the potential benefits of chlorella in cats have not been extensively studied, there are potential risks and side effects to be aware of. Digestive upset, allergic reactions, and interactions with certain medications are among the possible adverse effects.
At $95/month per cat, Solensia was expensive but worth it for my two 13-year-old Himalayans. Both turned into kittens after just one dose. As far as side effects go, there was some minor hair loss but not sure about anything else. I lost my soulcat, Beez, the day before Thanksgiving (due to cancer).
Thankfully, achieving a natural dietary balance for domestic animals such as cats and dogs is much easier, particularly if you’re aware of a little something called Chlorophyll. What exactly is chlorophyll? Chlorophyll is a green pigment found in almost all plants and algae.
