Simplexity Health - Animal Algae

Though they couldn't tell you in words, the Animals at Rocky Mountain Wildlife Conservation Center in Keenesburg, Colorado, are very grateful for Super Blue Green® Algae in their diets.

The 23 year old non-profit sanctuary is committed to giving the very best of care to all the Great Cats and Bears we rescue. After years of developing an exceptional diet for Captive Wildlife, Super Blue Green Algae was added in 1999, bringing an even higher degree of nutritional excellence, resulting in remarkable improvements in existing conditions.

"Many of the Animals we rescue come from really terrible situations, and some with serious medical conditions caused by improper diet and nutrition," states Center Founder/Director Pat Craig. "We like using Super Blue Green Algae because it's a natural food, and the results we see with the Animals are truly amazing!"

The 80 Animals at RMWCC are fed 6,000 pounds of specially blended raw meat, fruits, vegetables, grains, cereals, and breads each week, fortified with Super Blue Green Algae from Simplexity Health.

Some of the ways Captive Wildlife at Rocky Mountain Wildlife Conservation Center have benefited from Super Blue Green Algae:

Metabolic Bone Disease (a common - and sometimes deadly - problem for captive wildlife raised on milk replacement products) - SBGA helps supplement the diet and put back missing elements that help build strong bones.

Skin and Coat Conditions - Animals kept in toxic situations (roadside stands, with constant diesel gas fumes) and climates unsuited to their natural habitat suffer a variety of maladies - loss of hair, frostbite, poor coats - SBGA improves such conditions.

Malnourishment - nearly all captive wildlife are subject to malnourishment if they are kept outside licensed zoo and accredited sanctuary systems. Even "enough" food is not usually the "right" food. SBGA stimulates appetites and food absorption, improving the overall metabolism of the Animals.

Joint Health - Many captive wildlife are confined in concrete cages, with no chance to exercise in a naturalized habitat. Discomfort is common in the joints, especially elbows, of Great Cats who have only concrete to lay on. SBGA goes a long way toward relieving the pain and tenderness, while improving joint health, too.

Of the Sanctuary's 74 Animals (Lions, Tigers, Bears, Jaguars, Leopards, Mountain Lions, Servals, Bobcats, Coati Mundi), seven serious cases have been improved or eliminated through the use of Super Blue Green Algae, and all the other Animals have derived benefit in the various ways already listed.

"We recommend Super Blue Green Algae to all of our colleagues in the American Sanctuary Association, and The Association of Sanctuaries, the two accrediting bodies to which we belong," states Craig. "We've seen it do wonders for the Great Cats and Bears at our sanctuary, just like the documentation on domestic and farm animals claims."