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Can cats take bee pollen?

by Ionella

I just bought your bee pollen and I am using it daily.

I also have 4 cats, and I will like to know if pollen can be given to them. If yes, how much per day?

Are there any contraindications regarding cats?

Are you giving pollen to your pets?

Thank you very much,

Ionela


Hi Lonela,
Yes, you can give pollen to cats. As always, start with only one or two granules at a time mixed into their food and work up from there. We generally recommend a teapsoon per 50 lbs of body weight so for a cat, you'd likely want to stick with no more than a half teaspoon.

Angela




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Oct 12, 2011
Cats with a virus - propolis?
by: mauri

I raise the Desert Lynx cats, & currently all the kits & adult cats have a virus-caused cold. I have an elderberry syrup that lists proplis as one of the 3 ingredients. It this the same thing as bee pollen, & if so, what dosage should I give? The cats nrange in weight from 1lb. to 15 lbs. Thanks.

Angela's comments:

No, propolis is not the same as bee pollen. It is a compound found in the hive and is highly anti-viral so it may very well help your cats. Hard to say what dose to give them but take the recommended dose for humans and adjust it based on the weight of the cats. Propolis and elderberry are very safe and difficult to overdose on.

Angela

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