Canina Coconut Oil

Canina Coconut Oil

Canina coconut oil contains fatty acids, such as lauric acid, caprylic acid, and caprylic acid, which are directly converted into energy and not stored as adipose tissue. This coconut oil thus has a positive effect on your pet's health as it stimulates metabolism. It can also be used to support worm prophylaxis and infestations.

Many pet owners also use this coconut oil for coat care. Lauric acid has a reputation for repelling pesky parasites. Moreover, the fatty acids nourish the skin and coat and provide moisture. This gives the coat a silky shine and makes it easier to comb.

Feeding Guidelines per Animal and per Day:

Canina coconut oil can be added to regular food in solid or liquid form. At temperatures above 20°C, it changes from a solid to a liquid state and melts.

• Dog: 1g per 5kg body weight, maximum 12g
• Cat: 1g

For External Use:

For a smooth consistency, Canina coconut oil is ground in the hand and then massaged into the skin and coat. Depending on the size of the animal, a quantity as large as a pea (cat) to plum-sized (large dog) Canina coconut oil is used several times a week. The animal's coat must be well moistened.

Composition:

Coconut oil, cold-pressed