We thought it was time that we showed our animal friends some love. We notice many of you leave reviews letting us know how our products help your dogs, cats, horses, even goldfish! So here are some of our top recommendations. Let us know what you find to be effective, and we will add it to this list as an ever-growing resource for caring for your superpets.
For Dogs:
Kelp Powder
With its high mineral content, particularly iodine, kelp is an excellent addition to any animal's diet. As recommended by Kathy G.
Coconut Oil
Many dog owners report that their dogs love the taste of coconut oil, and it has the benefit of making their coats shinier and healthier. Also consider flax, hemp, olive and chia oils.
Ahiflower
Kayleigh wrote in to say how helpful Ahiflower had been for her dog Hades. She said, "We’ve been using the capsules for about a month now, and we can physically see a reduction in his limp, he is able to go from laying down to standing much quicker and seems way more playful." Also consider Nuique as an omega oil supplement.
Diatomaceous Earth
Tara recommends this as an excellent natural dewormer.
Chia
Chia is great for both dogs and cats, just soak and add to their food.
Barleygrass
Yulia says she mixes this with her dogs' food and they lick the plates clean!
MSM
MSM is mostly used for dogs and horses, for decreasing pain and inflammation, although cats can use it too.
For Cats:
Chlorella Tablets
With their slightly fishy taste, chlorella and spirulina tablets are great to add to your cat's dry food to increase nutrition.
Aloe Vera
Spike the cat was thought to be the world's oldest cat when he died aged 31. His owner put his longevity down to his daily dose of Aloe vera juice!
For Horses:
Hemp Protein Powder
Margo C. bought this for her elderly horse, to add protein to his diet.
General:
SerraPet is an enzyme supplement specifically developed for animal consumption.
PetFlora is a probiotic for your pets.
Colloidal Silver Spray
Kathy G has this on standby for animals that are not so easy to treat. The best natural antibiotic for any kind of wound healing.
Activated Charcoal can be used as an emergency remedy for accidental food poisoning.
Turmeric
Dr Doug English (BVSc) says, "As a Veterinarian, I have been using turmeric successfully for years with animals to control inflammation and pain, in itchy skin conditions like allergy, atopy, arthritis, infections, age degeneration and for various cancers. I have seen benefits in all animals in my care: dogs, horses, cattle, sheep, crocodiles, reptiles, chickens, ducks, cage birds, cats, alpacas, guinea pigs, and rabbits!"
Check them all out on our Pets section here, and please do get in touch with your recommendations and testimonials.
