How SAFELINE Pet Protects Your Family from The Bird Flu.

We are aware of the increasing concern regarding Avian Influenza A (H5N1) "Bird Flu" cases throughout the USA. According to the Virginia Department of Health, "To date, H5N1 bird flu virus has not been detected in people, dairy cattle, or other domestic animals in Virginia." This includes the counties of Dayton, Virginia and Roanoke, Virginia where we produce our eggs and manufacture our product. SAFELINE's manufacturing facility strictly processes chicken eggs, eliminating any exposure to or cross-contamination from dairy cattle or its byproducts.

Heat Treatment/Pasteurization

H5N1 cannot survive if heated to 165°F. SaFeline’s facility uses an immersion circulator to heat and hold the eggs to 165°F before dunking them into an ice bath and loading them into freeze dryers. All eggs are washed prior to pasteurization, and pasteurized eggs are strictly kept separate from unpasteurized eggs.

How does SaFeline protect our chickens and cats and your cats from the Bird Flu?

From farm to facility, we are following the Virginia Department of Health's recommended biosecurity practices:

Our structural biosecurity measures include:

fully-enclosed chicken houses and coops
isolation of chickens from visitors, wild birds, and rodents

Our operational biosecurity measures include:

regular cleaning of poultry living areas and equipment
hand washing before and after egg collection and poultry handling
no eating/drinking in poultry living areas
wearing personal protective equipment (PPE), specifically disposable gloves, goggles, face mask, and hair net
wearing dedicated farm clothing and shoes
monitoring the health of our chickens
knowing the warning signs of illness

We have small to mid-sized local farms maintained by individual families and their farmhands. Our #1 priority is the safety of your cats, our cats, and our chickens through maintaining ethical farming and business practices.

Sources

https://www.vdh.virginia.gov/epidemiology/influenza-flu-in-virginia/avian-flu/

https://www.cdc.gov/healthy-pets/about/backyard-poultry.html

https://www.aphis.usda.gov/livestock-poultry-disease/avian/defend-the-flock

Works wonders

I’ve always been allergic to cats but grew up with them and just tolerated it. My bf never had a cat and when we rescued our cat Pepper he was sick for weeks. I thought we would have to give him up. But I ordered this and within 10 days we could see a major improvement. Now a month in, we both don’t have any allergies and get to snuggle our fur baby. We will be buying again!

It works

Wow. Started the cats on it for 3 weeks ish before moving to our new home and my partners brother who is severely allergic to cats had zero reaction upon coming to our house and even petting the cats (which he waited to do until he realized it was working). Normally you can just wear a sweater around him that has cat the slightest amount of cat hair and his eyes will start watering/ get puffy and he will continuously start clearing his throat. This stuff really works!!

Whole Egg Powder Supplements with D-mannose for cats (30 days)

It works

My cats love this product! We have tried everything, including the food with it in it. But their fur was not ok and we still had allergies. We switch to this product and a higher quality food, and it has been a game changer for us. We love the product so much that we can’t run out so we keep ordering over and over and my cats absolutely love this with their food.

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Is this safe for my cat?

Yes, our product is safe for cats. It's an all-natural, simple formula made with eggs, sugar, and D-mannose (a natural sugar made from cranberries). That's it. No preservatives. No fillers. 100% natural.

How much sugar is in the product?

There is less than 1 gram of sugar in each jar. The sugar is added to protect the proteins in the egg from becoming de-natured during the freeze-drying process. 3% is the recommended sugar limit in a cat's daily diet. Our sugar amount is below this limit while still remaining effective.

What research have you done to formulate the supplement?

You can find all of our sources Here.

What does your manufacturing process look like?

Our farms and operations are based out of Dayton and Roanoke, Virginia. Both co-owners have professional experience in the food service industry and follow all Current Good Manufacturing Practice (CGMP), Virginia Department of Health (VDH), and Center for Disease Control (CDC) guidelines. SaFeline pet and our farmers follow biosecurity measures, including, but not limited to, sanitizing utensils before/after use, using stainless steel surfaces and materials, wearing PPE, and minimizing cross-contamination.