Aloe Vet Formula to be Discontinued

Unfortunately although Aloe Vet Formula is very popular in the UK, it is not as popular worldwide. I think it must be as we in the UK look after our pets so well.

Pets are part of the family too and Aloe Veterinary Formula is better than any belly scratch so it’s the perfect way to show that you care! This easy-to-apply spray is ideal for soothing irritations, cleansing areas before applying dressings or to achieve a glossy and conditioned coat after bathing. The gentle formula can be diluted to cleanse irritated eyes or to clean dirty ears. It can also be used as a soothing leg wash to provide protection after exercise. For pets and horses.

After careful consideration though, Veterinary Formula is being discontinued due to low global sales. For those who regularly use this formula, Aloe First offers a similar product formula to help meet your needs and is a similar cost of £17.44.

The UK and Ireland have got approximately 8-9 weeks of Veterinary Formula, but as news of the discontinuation get’s out I fear it may not last that long.

Aloe Veterinary Formula £15.85

As always, Forever Living don’t take these changes to our product catalogue lightly but appreciate the opportunity to bring new, powerful formulas to our Business Owners and customers to meet global trends and demands.

If you want to be sure to get a good supply of the Vet formula then please click on Buy Forever Living to access my online shop and get your order in as soon as possible.

Protect Your Pet

Forever’s products use the purest form of aloe vera, essentially identical to the inner leaf gel, and are not tested on animals.  To find out more about the many benefits of aloe in a range of products perfect for your pets then contact me now.

I use the products with my lovely puppy Daisy and my slightly more senior cat Pudsey every day, to bathe them, in their food, and topically too.  See my previous posts on Aloe and Animals for a great tip on how to get your cat to drink Aloe vera Gel.

Our cat snuggled up to the Aloe

All the products shown are available through my on-line shop and all come with our standard 60 day money back satisfaction guarantee.

Do you know about horses?

Horses are something I have a healthy respect for, but I know nothing about. I’ve probably ridden on two or three in my lifetime (and they have all scared me rigid!). I’ve felt so high up and totally not in control: they are just not my thing.

But I know that stables and the equine industry would be really good contacts for my Forever Living Aloe business.  The problem, is if I approach these types of businesses about the products, it doesn’t matter how wonderful the products are, I am sure that they will smell the fear of horses on me and I will  lose all credibility.

What really matters in my business is sticking to my strengths, and building a team  of people with the skills I lack, and then growing our businesses together.  Network marketing with Forever is about teamwork and helping others, as you can read in my previous post on working as a team.

Forever Living do help us with information we can use to reach out to those with the skills we want to grow our teams, though.  The latest company magazine has Mary King on the cover: those who love horses will know she is one of Britain’s most successful equestrians, with  a career spanning 30 years and many medals from World Championships and Olympics to her name.

Mary discovered Forever through a mutual friend who approached her and told her all about the benefits of the products.  This is where having the right connections comes in, as being introduced by a friend has much more meaning than approaching someone cold and with no knowledge.  Ask  me to show you a copy of the magazine.

So, do you know anyone who owns a horse or loves horses, or anyone with friends who live at the stables?  If you do I would love a short chat with them to  share with them what Mary and many other leading equestrians and vets love about Aloe Vera.

Mary King on the Cover of Forever Magazine

Aloe and Animals

Did you know that animals can take Aloe too?  If you have been to one of our business presentations you will know that all of our products are not tested on animals, but our furry friends can drink the gels and you can use the topical creams on their skin and supplements in their food too.

Royal Veterinary College

Using Aloe for horses in particular is very well documented. Peter Green published an article in the Veterinary Times about Aloe vera extracts in equine clinical practice, which we can send to you on request, and if you look at the coat of arms for the Royal Veterinary College you will see that there is an Aloe plant on the bottom right-hand side.

Cats and dogs these days, just like us humans, are now eating more processed and manufactured food, which can increase the release of free radicals, which is not good; but giving your animals the right supplements will hopefully result in lower vet’s bills.  Obviously, animals don’t have a placebo effect as humans may have.

Horses and dogs tend to take the aloe drinking gel in their food with no problems at all.  With cats you need to be a bit more sneaky and start with a tiny amount and build up slowly.  If that doesn’t work and they just turn up their noses, a great trick that I heard at a training session run by David Urch, a vet who acts as an advisor to Forever Living business owners, is to put a tiny amount on the back of their paws for a few days so that they get used to the taste when they lick it off.  The cat will often then accept the gel being added to their food once they are used to the taste.

Our cat snuggled up to the Aloe

As I’ve said in previous posts I am looking to build my team of Forever Living business owners by joining forces with people who are looking for a way to supplement their income.  I’d love to be introduced to people who have links with pet-related businesses.  So if you know a dog sitter or dog trainer, a vet, or someone with stables, please put them in touch with me.  They will be able to introduce the products to their animal loving contacts and clients,  help  the animals, and maybe even save on expensive vet’s bills.  It’s a win-win situation.

Waggy Woofs – Dog Walking Services on The Wirral