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Essentials Blend for Small Animals

• Contains probiotics to assist digestion and absorption of dietary nutrients
• Supplies essential fatty acids, vital minerals, and phytonutrients to nourish the brain and strengthen the immune system
• Provides the added benefit of natural antioxidants to support healthy aging
• Furnishes chlorophyll, which supports the blood and liver, and assists with the cleansing of toxins

ENRICHING THE HEALTH OF ANIMALS

Although awareness of animals’ nutritional needs is expanding, most companion animals do not have access to wild, or even natural, foods. Supplementation with mineral-dense whole foods, such as New Earth's Wild Bluegreen™ Algae, may make the difference between a life of compromised health and one of well-being. Synergistic benefits come with the addition of ingredients such as Spectrabiotic® for intestinal support and wheat sprouts for an antioxidant boost. Each serving of the Essentials Blend is rich in essential fatty acids, trace minerals, key antioxidants, and phytonutrients for the overall health of your pet. Essentials Blend satisfies an animal’s need for broad-spectrum, enzymatically active nutrition, as well as your need to take the best possible care of your cherished animal friends.

The bottom line? Feed your animals properly now, and you’ll help them stay healthy and happy for a lifetime.

TESTIMONIES

"As I reflect on our experience with Julia, the word that comes to mind is "resilience." Julia is our 19-year-old cat, and she has been on Bluegreen Body algae for over a year. We began feeding her the product when we noticed some decline in her attitude that we attributed to old age. Since then, she has had a number of diagnoses that are common in old cats (hyperthyroidism, cardiomyopathy, recurrent cystitis, and renal disease). We treated her medically and continued the Bluegreen Body. With each new episode of illness, we know it might be her last. But, she has repeatedly surprised me by bouncing back and continuing her highly spoiled lifestyle. In recent months, we have added a sprinkle of enzymes to her food. With this addition, her appetite improved (a plus!) and she has had less of a problem with constipation. In my experience, it´s unusual that an old animal is able to repeatedly survive several different health problems. I attribute Julia´s survival to both good medical management and to lots of TLC. One of the ways our TLC is manifested is by including algae and enzymes in her diet."
- Dr. Mary Walser, VMD, Ph.D
Professor of Pathology, Univ. of Minnesota