Canadian Bee Pollen: Superfood For Dogs

When introducing any new item to your dogs diet do so gradually. This is especially true with bee pollen granules. 

Begin with 1/2 of the current dosage listed for your dog’s weight for the first two days, if no adverse effects are found increase dosage to 3/4 of dosage for your dog’s weight for an additional two days. If still no adverse effects are found, continue with the full dose for your dog’s weight. 

• 100% Bee Pollen Granules

• 55% carbohydrates
• 35% proteins (and all 22 protein-building amino acids)
• 3% vitamins (carotenoids, B-complex etc.)
• minerals (mostly phosphorus, potassium, calcium and magnesium)
• 2% fatty acids
• 5% other compounds (enzymes, trace elements and antioxidants).
• Nutritional Information

• Begin with 1/2 of the current dosage listed for your dog’s weight for the first two days, if no adverse effects are found increase dosage to 3/4 of dosage for your dog’s weight for an additional two days. If still no adverse effects are found, continue with the full dose for your dog’s weight.

• • <10 lbs: 1/8 tsp
    10-20 lbs: 1/4 tsp
    21-30 lbs: 3/8 tsp
    31-40 lbs: 1/2 tsp
    41-50 lbs: 5/8 tsp
    51-60 lbs: 3/4  tsp
    61-70 lbs: 7/8 tsp
    71-80 lbs: 1 tsp
    >80 lbs: 1 1/2 tsp

• Start slowly with small doses.
• Do not use in pregnant or lactating animals
• Do not use in animals allergic to pollen or bee products
• Store in a cool dry place away from humidity, heat, and direct light.

Superfoods are nutritionally dense whole foods. Perfect for raw fed, kibble fed, and home cooked diets.

Hand packed in Muskoka.