Not only will the coconut likely make your pet's food irresistible, but because it's a medium-chain fatty acid (MCFA), it will be directly absorbed into the GI tract and go straight to the liver, where it metabolizes into energy for your pooch and may help ease or even prevent physical and digestive issues. Some studies have shown that feeding your pet a diet that includes MCFAs can actually help decrease the size of fat depots and possibly even help prevent weight gain—and all while providing your pet with a boost of energy to help improve athletic performance and stamina.
This product consists of 3 things only, desiccated coconut, turmeric and black peppercorns, sometimes you just have to keep it simple. It's all Organic (you know, the good stuff!) and has a hit of curcumin in each jar!
While coconut is generally safe for dogs, some canines may have an allergic reaction to the supplement. Additionally, giving a dog too much coconut oil in the diet could result in diarrhoea. Please be aware when giving coconut oil to dogs prone to pancreatitis, as it can be a risk due to its high fat content.
Not only will the coconut likely make your pet's food irresistible, but because it's a medium-chain fatty acid (MCFA), it will be directly absorbed into the GI tract and go straight to the liver, where it metabolizes into energy for your pooch and may help ease or even prevent physical and digestive issues. Some studies have shown that feeding your pet a diet that includes MCFAs can actually help decrease the size of fat depots and possibly even help prevent weight gain—and all while providing your pet with a boost of energy to help improve athletic performance and stamina.
This product consists of 3 things only, desiccated coconut, turmeric and black peppercorns, sometimes you just have to keep it simple. It's all Organic (you know, the good stuff!) and has a hit of curcumin in each jar!
While coconut is generally safe for dogs, some canines may have an allergic reaction to the supplement. Additionally, giving a dog too much coconut oil in the diet could result in diarrhoea. Please be aware when giving coconut oil to dogs prone to pancreatitis, as it can be a risk due to its high fat content.