Coconut Oil for Dogs the Expert's Guide

Coconut Oil for Dogs The Expert’s Guide

© Petpost 2015 Petpost Premium Coconut Oil for Dogs is cold-pressed from the highest quality 100% certified organic coconuts. Each coconut was grown with your dog in mind from the very beginning. Some people say we are crazy about our dogs. They are right. Why is Coconut Oil Healthy for My Dog?

It seems strange right? Oil isn’t usually considered good for very much besides being So what makes MCT’s so good? delicious for your Archibald. It is true that coconut oil is delicious, but our premium Some of the health benefits asso- coconut oil is superpowered by something we ciated with the MCT’s found in the don’t usually consider to be healthy: fat. Petpost Coconut Oil for Dogs are: • digestion improvement Coconut oil is made up of more than 90% satu- • immune system support rated fat, so it is hard to believe that it is actually • increased metabolic functions considered a superfood. Most beginner coconut • improved skin and coat health oil fiends are usually skeptical of it for this rea- • antifungal, antibacterial, and son. Saturated fats are often considered the bad antiviral properties type of fat, and for the most part, they are. How- Just taking a moment to reflect on ever, the Petpost Coconut Oil for Dogs has a very the list of benefits above, you can powerful & nutritional secret weapon: medium see why coconut oil is so popular chain triglycerides, or MCT’s. MCT’s are a good with veterinarians. In particular, type of fat that is made up of Lauric Acid, Capric most chemical or natural products Acid, Caprylic Acid, Myristic Acid and Palmitic. do not contain antifungal, antibac-

By hand-picking each coconut we can make sure that only the ones that are fresh, healthy, and well... loaded with fat are going to be anywhere near our dogs. Follow these instructions to get little Pickle to enjoy the most out of his new jar of Coconut Oil.

Here’s what you need: • Petpost Coconut Oil for Dogs • A measuring spoon* • A comfortable dog sweater* • About 5 minutes

* There’s a few ways to use your new goodies on Monseigneur Snubbles. Depending on which direction you take, and your dog’s sensitivities, you might not need all of these supplies. Instructions for Feeding: The most common use of the Petpost Coconut Oil for Dogs is to use it as a supplement and add it to their diet. When treating Mr. Snuggles, you need to move forward slowly, because adding too much coconut oil to your dog’s diet at once can make them a bit sick to the stomach. If you’ve given old Pumpernickel too much you will know by the diarrhea or greasy stools that will inevitably follow.

• Start with 1/4 teaspoon per day for small dogs or puppies under 2 years old. Small Dogs 1/4 teaspoon • Start with 1 teaspoon per day for large dogs.

• After a few weeks of this initial small dosage, you can gradually begin adding Big Dogs 1 teaspoon more. As a general rule, the optimal dose of coconut oil for your dog is about 1 teaspoon per 10 pounds of body weight.

• The best part about the Petpost Coconut Oil for Dogs is that Maximus is going to love the stuff. You can add dry or liquid spoonfuls directly to your dog’s food.

• If you begin to notice any diarrhea or unusu- al bowel movements, stop the treatment immediately and go back to the lower amount. This is not cause for any serious concern, but you are using too much coconut oil for your. Instructions for Topical Use:

So, Fluffernutter has a patch of dry, flaky, itchy skin that has been driving the poor boy crazy, huh? Don’t worry, applying this product topically is super easy and highly effective. We recom- mend supplemental feeding and topical use for dogs that are suffering from skin problems. The most difficult part of treating your pup’s skin is going to be preventing licks. This stuff is so delicious, your dog just can’t get enough.

• Warm up the coconut oil to room temperature or a bit warmer until it is a clear liquid.

• Rub some of the oil onto your hands.

• Gently but thoroughly massage the mir- acle liquid into your pups skin and fur, paying special attention to any problem areas where itchiness or irritation occur.

• In addition to all of the problem areas, go ahead and rub your hands through the outer layers of your dogs fur and belly for nice even coverage.

• Put a comfortable sweater or shirt on your dog so that the oil can set. If you are just applying to a problem area like chapped paws, you can temporarily wrap them in a clean towel to prevent licking.

• Repeat every day, you will start to see results within just a few treatments. Now that you and Prince Charles are feeling a lot better, here are a few more benefits that coconut oil could have on your dog:

Taken Orally as a Supplement: • Keeps Skin Hydrated and Healthy • Bodywide antibacterial, antiviral and anti-fungal • Assists with weight loss by reducing hunger and increasing energy usage • Reduces odor from bad breath • Increases nutrient absorption • Controls colitis and inflammatory bowl syndrome • Improves ability to control diabetes • Reduces arthritic problems • Increases energy and mood

Applied Directly to Skin and Coat • Moisturizes dry skin and eczema • Aids itchiness from flea allergies and contact dermatitis • Improves doggie scent • Conditions fur for sleek coats • Treats and prevents yeast and fungal infections • Promotes wound or hot spot healing The benefits of the Petpost Coconut Oil for Dogs are most effective when applied by a loving dog owner.

From now on, that’ll be you. Thanks for supporting our mission to keep every dog clean, healthy, and happy.