Coconut Oil For Our Animal Companions
We get amazing feedback from pet owners who report remarkable results using coconut oil in the food and on the coats of their best friends, particularly dogs, cats and horses.
Test results on coconut oil’s effect on dogs in clinical trials are not readily available, but anecdotal evidence is impressive. Because coconut oil digests more easily than other oils and is converted into energy rather than body fat, the metabolism is stimulated. Overweight pets can become leaner and more energetic soon after they begin to eat coconut oil.
Bad breath is minimised. Dull coats take on a new shine. Animals with arthritis or ligament problems grow stronger and livelier. Dogs with flea allergies, contact dermatitis or other allergic reactions typically stop scratching soon after coconut oil is added to their food. Wounds, bites, stings, ear mites, ear infections and cuts all recover faster with the application of coconut oil, thanks to its unique antiviral, antibacterial and antifungal properties. It’s also an excellent insect repellent, provides cardio-vascular support and improves the functioning of the immune barrier at skin level. Professional horse trainers often add coconut oil to their horse feed as a non-heating energy source, to increase endurance and performance.
Coconut oil is good for the overall health and well-being of our pets of all ages. It is well tolerated causing animals no harm, unlike many drugs and other treatments. Coconut oil is stable and resistant to rancidity so can be stored for long periods of time.
You can read the full Blue Coconut animal nutrition brochure here.Â
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2 comments
Hi Brigitte:)
To answer your question there is no difference between the Cocopet coconut oil and our Bue Coconut human/cooking oil. It is all the same high quality oil that we put in to our human and animal containers. We simply package each product differently for the various markets we are selling to. They all have the same ingredients which is 100% coconut oil. So you can most definitely go ahead and purchase the oil to use yourself and on your pet (same tub).
I use the Wild Virgin organic coconut oil to eat off the spoon and make fat bombs etc. and the cooking oil for all my cooking and frying.
My question is, can i use the standard ordorless coconut oil available at the supermarket for my dogs? Or is there something specific for animals in cocopet?