Green Lipped Mussels
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$29.00 USD - Regular price
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$29.00 USD
A naturally powerful superfood from the waters of New Zealand.
These Green Lipped Mussels are packed with joint-loving nutrients and anti-inflammatory benefits...perfect for senior cats, active climbers, or kitties managing allergies or skin issues. Sourced from pristine New Zealand waters, they’re gently dried to retain their natural omega-3s, vitamins, and minerals. Whether sprinkled over meals or served whole, they’re a delicious, functional boost your cat will love.
- 100% New Zealand-sourced
- Naturally supports joint health, skin & coat, and inflammation relief
- No additives, fillers, or preservatives
- Shelf-stable & easy to store
HOW TO USE
Green Lipped Mussels can be fed as a daily supplement, meal topper, or crunchy treat. Start slow and adjust based on your cat’s size and needs.
Suggested Daily Amount:
- Cats under 10 lbs – ½ mussel per day (crushed or crumbled)
- Cats over 10 lbs – 1 whole mussel per day (or split across meals)
Serving Tips:
- Crumble over wet or dry food as a topper
- Mix into raw meals or base mixes
- Break into small pieces for picky eaters or senior cats
- Store in a cool, dry place.
INGREDIENTS
New Zealand Green Lipped Mussels
STORAGE & CARE
No fridge needed. Just keep them in a cool, dry place in a sealed container.
BENEFITS
Green Lipped Mussels are rich in omega-3s, glucosamine, and chondroitin, which naturally support joint health, reduce inflammation, and promote healthy skin and coats—great for aging cats or those with arthritis or itchy skin.
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"My pet Cindylou devours these treats. Great for her joints and general health since she on a whole real food diet."
- Angelo B., Verified Buyer
- Scott Schrader, Cleaning expert at Cottage Care
FAQs
Are green lipped mussels safe for cats?
Yes! They’re completely safe and highly beneficial for cats—especially those with joint stiffness, allergies, or skin issues.
How do I feed green lipped mussels to my cat?
You can serve them whole as a crunchy treat, break into smaller pieces, or crush and sprinkle over their regular food as a topper.
What makes green lipped mussels better than blue mussels?
Green lipped mussels offer more joint-supportive compounds like omega-3 fatty acids and glycosaminoglycans. Blue mussels are smaller and better for manganese, but GLMs are superior for inflammation and mobility.
Can kittens eat green lipped mussels?
Yes—but in small, age-appropriate portions. Always consult your vet before introducing new foods to kittens under 6 months.
Do they help with skin or allergy issues?
Many cat parents report improvement in itchy skin and allergy-related symptoms thanks to GLM’s natural anti-inflammatory properties.
How long does a bag last for one cat?
A 5oz bag contains approximately 25–30 mussels. For one average-sized cat (1 per day), it should last about a month. Smaller portions or less frequent use will stretch it even longer.
Do I need to refrigerate them?
Nope! They’re shelf-stable. Just store the bag in a cool, dry place, and keep it sealed for freshness.