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• A nutritional supplement for all classes of dogs, cats, and horses.

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Solid Gold Sea Meal For All Classes Of Dogs & Cats 1 lb. (454 g) Solid Gold Sea-Meal is a nutritional supplement for all classes of dogs and cats. SeaMeal contains 60 trace minerals, 12 vitamins, 22 amino acids, digestive enzymes, and flaxseed meal. Solid Goldrecommends using SeaMeal with all foods.Solid Gold supplements are the perfect way to add that additional nutrition in your pet's diet. All Solid Gold Supplements are tested and ensured to provide the optimal nutrition for your pet. What is the shelf life of Solid Gold Dry Food? Solid Gold dry foods havea shelf life of one year. The bags are dated with a best before date which is exactly one year from the day of manufacture. Solid Gold recommends using the food within 3 months after opening. I have been feeding Solid Gold for years, but the last bag that I opened looked darker (or lighter) than before. Should I be concerned about feeding this to my pet? Since Solid Gold does not add artificial colors or flavors to the food, they expect to see slight variation from batch to batch. This is simply a reflection of the natural ingredients they use, and in no way affects the quality of the food. Are the fish used in your foods farmed or wild caught? Solid Gold only uses wild caught fish – their fish are never from fish farms. I have a small breed puppy, but I do not see a small breed puppy food. What should I feed him/her? Small Gold recommends feeding small breed puppies the Just A WEE BIT formula. It is specifically formulated for smaller breeds, which have a higher calorie requirement per pound of body weight than larger dogs and the nutrient profile closely matches that of the Hundchen Flocken puppy formula. This, it is suitable for puppies and adults alike. My dog likes to eat the cat stool out of the litter box. Can I give the SEP to my cat to prevent this? You cannot give SEP to cats as they cannot handle the excess glutamic acid, which is the bittering agent in this product.