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Where are your products made?
Are your products guaranteed?
I think my dog may have overdosed on your product(s). What do I do?
What are free radicals?
What are the results of free radical damage (oxidation)?
How are free radicals produced?
What are some health problems related to free radicals?
I think my dog may have overdosed on your product(s). What do I do?
What are free radicals?
What are the results of free radical damage (oxidation)?
How are free radicals produced?
What are some health problems related to free radicals?
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Are your products guaranteed?
All ZoomDog Supplements products come with a 100% guarantee. If you do not notice a difference in your dog’s behavior by day 30, please give a call at 844-966-6364. We will refund you for the cost of the product.
All ZoomDog Supplements products come with a 100% guarantee. If you do not notice a difference in your dog’s behavior by day 30, please give a call at 844-966-6364. We will refund you for the cost of the product.
Nutritional supplements are not drugs and should not be expected to cure any disease.
I think my dog may have overdosed on your product(s). What do I do?
If your pet has eaten more than the suggested usage of our supplement product(s) and is experiencing adverse effects, please read the following recommendations.
If your pet has eaten more than the suggested usage of our supplement product(s) and is experiencing adverse effects, please read the following recommendations.
Daily Dog, Joint Health Soft Chews
• Not necessary to induce vomiting.
• Watch for side-effects, diarrhea and vomiting are possible. If these effects do occur, they should not last more than 24 hours.
• Stop usage for about a week.
• Not necessary to induce vomiting.
• Watch for side-effects, diarrhea and vomiting are possible. If these effects do occur, they should not last more than 24 hours.
• Stop usage for about a week.
Easy Dog
• Induce vomiting (see below) if overdose has occurred within 12 hours.
• After 12 hours, not necessary to induce vomiting.
• Watch closely for next 24 hours for side effects; excessive drowsiness is possible.
• Stop usage for about a week.
• Induce vomiting (see below) if overdose has occurred within 12 hours.
• After 12 hours, not necessary to induce vomiting.
• Watch closely for next 24 hours for side effects; excessive drowsiness is possible.
• Stop usage for about a week.
Itchy Dog
• Induce vomiting (see below), ideally within an hour of ingestion
• Watch for side effects, including continued vomiting, ataxia, hypersalivation, tremors, seizures, and weakness. If these side effects are present, please call your veterinarian or local veterinary emergency clinic.
• Stop usage for one week
• Induce vomiting (see below), ideally within an hour of ingestion
• Watch for side effects, including continued vomiting, ataxia, hypersalivation, tremors, seizures, and weakness. If these side effects are present, please call your veterinarian or local veterinary emergency clinic.
• Stop usage for one week
If you must induce vomiting at home, do so by orally administering equal parts water and hydrogen peroxide. Use 1 teaspoon peroxide plus 1 tsp water for every 5 lbs of the pet’s body weight, not exceeding 9 teaspoons (or 3 Tablespoons). In other words, if your pet weighs 45 lbs or more, do not use more than 3 Tbsp hydrogen peroxide.
You may want to contact your veterinarian. The contact number for Animal Poison Control Center is (888) 426-4435.
What are free radicals?
A free radical is an unstable molecule that loses one of its electrons, becoming unbalanced and highly reactive. Free radicals can damage healthy cells and impair the body’s normal functions.
A free radical is an unstable molecule that loses one of its electrons, becoming unbalanced and highly reactive. Free radicals can damage healthy cells and impair the body’s normal functions.
What are the results of free radical damage (oxidation)?
Cell death and injury occur when free radicals penetrate the cell wall and kill or damage the cell. When free radicals injure cells, they make them more vulnerable to infection and degenerative disease(s).
Cell death and injury occur when free radicals penetrate the cell wall and kill or damage the cell. When free radicals injure cells, they make them more vulnerable to infection and degenerative disease(s).
Free radicals damage DNA, causing future cell reproduction to be deformed and cells to function poorly. This may result in the “chain reaction” of mutated cells which is recognized as cancer.
Joint inflammation: Free radicals make bone, muscle and connective tissue far more stiff and brittle than healthy tissues. Once tissue is damaged it becomes a “factory,” multiplying free radicals hundreds of times. This slows the healing process. New “healing replacement cells” and existing tissue cells are attacked by more of the free radicals.
