Motion Magic
Canine Cookies
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Motion Magic Canine Cookie FAQs
What's so Magical About Motion Magic Elk Velvet Antler Powder Canine Cookies?
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There are two reasons E.V.A. powder is so magical. The first reason is all the amazing nutrients in it. (See the Elk Velvet Antler Page). Secondly, E.V.A. powder has Natural Growth Hormones that put all these nutrients into action, helping the body do the work it's designed to do.
Do the Buffalo Bill Burgers have real Buffalo meat in them?
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Yes! They contain 100% pure ground Bison.
Are These Cookies Good for Cats too?
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Absolutely, but most cats like smaller treats, so some of my clients crush these cookies into small pieces and feed them to their cats.
Can Puppies have these Canine Cookies?
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Studies have shown that E.V.A. powder promotes bone and muscle growth. Being PROACTIVE and giving our Motion Magic Canine Cookies as a Daily Multi-Supplement can help develop strong joints while maintaining a healthy immune system throughout their life. If your breed of dog is prone to joint problems it may be beneficial to start these cookies early.
What is the Shelf Life of the Fresh Dry Canine Cookies?
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Canine Cookies are cooked slowly until all the moisture is removed and they are completely dry. The shelf life should be at least 8 months.
Dogs love these cookies, so I don't think you'll have to worry about them becoming stale.
Are There any Side Effects from these Canine Cookies?
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E.V.A.powder is considered a food supplement and there are no drug related side effects. However, not all foods agree with us and can sometimes upset our stomach or cause us to have diarrhea. If your dog develops diarrhea, please stop using these cookies, there must be something that does not agree with your dog's digestive system.
This side effect happens so rarely that I do not hesitate offering a money back guarantee.
We will make arrangements for you to return the unopened bags of cookies and refund your money.
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Can people take Elk Velvet Antler?
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Yes, Elk Velvet Antler has been used for over 2000 years in Traditional Eastern Medicine. It is considered the second most important ingredient after Ginseng.
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While people can take E.V.A. our Canine Cookies are just for dogs.
Why does Elk Velvet Antler powder work so fast?
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Research points to the Optimum Combination of Nutrients plus the Natural Growth Factors working together to produce such rapid results.
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The nutrients in E.V.A. Powder fuels the body to do the job it is designed to do.
How is the velvet antler powder different from hard antler chews?
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When Elk antlers first start to grow, they are made of cartilage and are covered with soft fuzzy velvety hair. At this stage, the antler contains all the beneficial nutrients for optimal health. Once the antler has reached its full length (2 months) and before it starts to calcify into bone, the antler is humanely removed from the elk. The antler is then dried and the velvety hair and skin are removed. This dried cartilage is ground into powder. This is the powder I bake into my Canine Cookies.
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The hard antler chews are pieces of the antler after it has calcified into hard bone. I personally do not promote them for two reasons. One, they can possibly break your dog's teeth and lead to tooth decay. Secondly, most of the nutrients at the cartilage stage are no longer present at this hard bone stage. Therefore, our cookies would be more beneficial for the health of your dog.
Is the Antler taken from Wild or Farmed Elk?
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Our antler is humanely harvested from only domesticated elk, during the soft cartilage stage. A freezing agent is administered to the elk and the antler is then removed at an approved height from the skull. Research has shown that the whole domesticated herd is safer when the stags do not have their hard antlers.
Does it Bother Domesticated Elk to not have their Antlers?
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While living on farms where the animals are well cared for, with plenty of everything to answer their needs, and with no predators, they are actually safer without their antlers. Ranched elk are usually in closer quarters than wild elk and so they are safer without their antlers in this close proximity. All bull elk shed their antlers naturally each year, so they are used to being without antlers until the next set grows. We are only speeding up this process by removing them early, thus helping them to live safely and happily together as a domesticated herd.
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Dr. Lindsay Matthews, a prominent animal behaviouralist, studied Stags before and after the removal of their antlers. He confirms that those with antlers removed are far less likely to damage themselves or each other while living in a domestic herd. He observed the elk maintained their normal grazing patterns with and without their antlers. He also, did not see any discernible differences in heart rates or stress levels.
(Antler Science and Product Technology by the Antler Science and Product Technology Research Centre, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, 2001. Edited by Sim, J.S., Sunwoo, H.H., Hudson, R.J., and Jean, B.T.)