FAQs Archive - Page 2 of 2

Q: Can people use GcMAFpets products too?

Yes, however we do have an existing range of products at our main GcMAFpets website that our customers usually purchase for themselves. Nevertheless, the GcMAFpets products contain the same raw base GcMAF and are perfectly safe and equally effective for humans and animals alike.

Q: What kind of animals can use the products?

Our products are suitable for use on any type of vertebrate animal within the mammal, bird or reptile families. These may include dogs, cats, birds, rodents, horses, rabbits, pigs, guinea pigs, donkeys, lizards, snakes or any other type of vertebrate animal. The only exclusion to this are fish and aquatic amphibians, as it is not practical to use our gels or spray considering they live in water.

Q: What if I use a higher/lower strength gel for my animal's size?

The sizes listed on our gels are a general guideline only. If your animal's weight is close to the upper or lower limit for a particular strength gel, it is still perfectly safe to use either option. In fact, if they are dealing with a particularly aggressive issue, you may wish to choose the higher strength in order to provide a more intensive approach, or alternatively, the lower strength option if the issue is not significant.

Q: How long until my animal can expect to see results?

The length of time in which you will start to see results will vary, and is dependent upon the animal and the severity of it’s condition. Generally, you should commit to at least 2-3 months of continued daily treatment for most issues. This will allow sufficient time for the animal's immune system to rebalance and adjust. For more aggressive conditions, you may need to continue treatment for longer than this, whereas with less aggressive issues, you may see significant improvements very quickly.

Q: Are there any side effects from using GcMAF?

No. During our own trials on animals as well as extensive studies and use with humans, the only reported side-effects from using GcMAF have been mild detox-like symptoms. These may include a runny nose, general fatigue, sleeping issues, irritability and mild muscle soreness in the first few days. This is simply the animal's immune system responding to the initial influx of GcMAF which stimulates detoxification. These symptoms usually subside with 3-4 days, and you may wish to halve the daily dose based on your animal's size during this period to help minimise any discomfort if applicable. If symptoms persist or you are concerned about anything else, please seek the advice of a veterinarian.