A. Pets’ Spark is a grooming aid developed to eliminate and gooey ocular discharge and unsightly tearstains from the      eyes, around the mouth and feet.

A. Pets’ Spark™ works to eliminate any Ptyrosporin (Pityrosporum), a bacterial infection that causes excessive       tearing and staining.

A. Please read “Our Story” page www.PetsSpark.com/ourstory.php

A. Both Pets’ Spark™ formulas are very appetizing to the animals and 100% FREE of wheat, preservatives, fillers,       artificial colors or flavors.

      - Ingredients in the LIVER formula: Argentine, low heat, desiccated Beef Liver powder and Tylosin Tartrate BP for       Veterinary use.

      - Ingredients in the VEGETARIAN formula: Flaxseed, Blackstrap Molasses, Rice Bran, Primary Dried Yeast,       Sunflower Seed, Dehydrated Alfalfa, Dried Carrot, Barley Grass Leaf Powder, Zinc Monomethionine, Dried Kelp, Soy       Lecithin, Garlic, Chromium Yeast, Selenium Yeast, Niacin (Vitamin B3), Pyridoxine Hydrochloride (Vitamin B6),       Riboflavin (Vitamin B2), Thiamine Hydrochloride (Vitamin B1), Folic Acid, Cobalamin (Vitamin B12), Yucca Sidigera       Extract and Tylosin Tartrate BP for Veterinary use.

A. Pets’ Spark™ is the most effective and low-priced product on the market which will eliminate unsightly tearstains       from within. We are very proud of being the pioneers to develop a grooming aid, which delivers unmatched       results. We can only answer for our commitment to continuously offer the safest and finest possible products for       our pets in the most honest and affordable way. Your purchase begins and ends with our Care Policy.

A. Pets’ Spark™ will not remove the stains that are already there, but will prevent new stains from developing. Each       animal is different; consequently some will show results after 15 days, while others may take up to 35 days or       more. It depends on the combination of a few factors such as age, each metabolism in reacting to Pets’ Spark™       and the coat growth pattern.

A. We do not recommend since no studies were made with dogs or cats during pregnancy. We choose not to be       adventurous with our pets. We care.

A. They can start after weaning, when receiving solid food.

A. No. If you follow the directions, there is no need for extended use.

A. You can give Pets’ Spark™ to each animal once a day as a separate snack mixed in a small portion of Nutri-Cal,       cottage cheese, baby food (any meat flavor), cooked ground beef or chicken, or your pets’ favorite treat.

A. Some animals may have a more sensitive stomach than others. As result of the change in their food, they might       develop loose stools, constipation, or vomiting. We suggest you stop Pets’ Spark™ for a couple of days and re-      start increasing the dosage very slow allowing your pet’s metabolism to adjust to the change. If you see no       improvement, it may be due to an allergy. In such case, you should shift to our Vegetarian formula and consult       your vet for the appropriate tests.

A. Do not store above 77°F (25°C). Store tightly closed in its original container in the refrigerator after opened,       protected from moisture and heat. Discard after the date printed on the container. Any Pets’ Spark™ mixed with       water which is not consumed within 24 hours, should be discarded.

A. Tearstains like headaches can be a symptom of more than one cause. Pets’ Spark™ will address the problem when       caused by bacterial infection. It does not substitute for your pet’s regular visits to a vet to make sure that its       eyes, ears and teeth are healthy.

A. If the animal’s eyes are exposed to dust, wind, abrasive products, strays or ingrown hairs, it will build matter at       the inner corner of the eyes. This matter becomes an irritant, causing more tearing leading to stains.

A. No. Tetracycline is a broad spectrum antibiotic used to treat various conditions caused by susceptible bacteria.       It may damage developing teeth and cause permanent discoloration. Its most common side effects may include:       anemia, blood disorders, diarrhea, difficult or painful swallowing, dizziness, extreme allergic reactions, genital or       anal sores or rash, hives, inflammation of large bowel, inflammation of the tongue, inflammation of the upper       digestive tract, increased sensitivity to light, loss of appetite, nausea, rash, ringing in the ears, swelling due to       fluid accumulation, vision disturbance and or vomiting. Less common or rare side effects may include: inflamed       skin, inflammation of the penis, liver poisoning, muscle weakness, peeling, skin eruptions, throat sores and       inflammation. Food and drug interactions can occur with Tetracycline.

A. It is a macrolide of narrow-spectrum antibiotic active against only a few specific bacteria. The FDA has approved       it since 1961 for the treatment of disease in human food producing animals, such as beef cattle, swine, and       poultry. Rarely used in canine or feline veterinary medicine, used as directed, is improbable to build up imbalance       or resistance in the animals’ immune system.
      A macrolide antibiotic might cause falsely elevated values of AST and ALT just when using colormetric assay. It is       important to tell your vet about Pets’ Spark™.

A. There are no reports of toxicity with long-term use or for short term even if overdosed.

A. Yes. Conclusively, Tylosin is not toxic as it can be absorbed in very high dosages combined with fast distribution       and excretion.