Golden Paste Plus for Dogs 250g

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Our Golden Paste for Dogs is a natural supplement containing turmeric.

Your dog will love the taste and you’ll reap all of its health benefits!

Turmeric is good for dogs and has an abundance of health benefits for your furry friend.

We recommend feeding your furry friend our best Golden Paste for Dogs daily, start as soon as possible to reap all the benefits now. Check out golden paste for dogs dosage above.

How does Golden Paste for Dogs work?

Well we have a secret ingredient – turmeric with ground black pepper – which helps maintain healthy joints and strong bones in canines (just like humans!).

It isn’t just turmeric as a whole that makes it good for dogs but the active component, curcumin.

Curcumin has incredible benefits for your dog. This study even said curcumin should be known as ‘cure-cumin’.

Absorption of Turmeric Paste

It has been found that curcumin has a low bioavailability.

This means only a small amount of curcumin can be absorbed at any given time. However, if the curcumin is eaten with either a fatty substance or piperine, which is found in black pepper, curcumin’s bioavailability can increase by 2000%.

This is why you will see pepper is an ingredient in our Golden Paste for Dogs.

We actively included ground black pepper in our golden paste food recipe to make the turmeric good for dogs, increasing it’s bioavailability, making it easier dog owners to improve the health of their pets.

Benefits of Turmeric Golden Dog Paste

The incredible health benefits of Turmeric have become common knowledge in the past few years thanks to the rise in popularity of natural and alternative medicines.

Scientific studies have shown that Turmeric for dogs is a powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory as well as aiding in digestion and minor digestive disturbances, it promotes general wellbeing and helps the healing process of minor skin irritations. It is no wonder more and more health care professionals are recommending adding turmeric to your daily supplement intake.

BUT… What most people don’t know is that turmeric is great for our pets as well. That’s right, whether you have a dog, cat, horse, goat, bird or alpaca, all our furred and feathered family members can also benefit from a daily dose of Turmeric.

• Anti-inflammatory – Turmeric Golden Dog Paste is a natural anti-inflammatory that can soothe pain faster than ibuprofen for people with arthritis. It also has cancer prevention properties, which means it’s an all in one amazing dog paste!
• Prevent cancer in dogs – Half of adult dogs today will get cancer at some time in their life. Luckily, we know turmeric is an anti-inflammatory, and curcumin can actually stop cancerous changes before it becomes cancer. This UK study covered the details here.
• Helps break down dietary fats; avoiding irritable bowel diseases – The anti-inflammatory properties of the turmeric can also help your pet avoid chronic inflammation that can lead to IBD. This will loosen your pet’s G.I tract, reducing any sort of tummy pains and helping your pet sleep better!
• Protects against toxins – Free radicals are known to destroy the cells in your pet’s body, and they can be found in unhealthy and processed dog foods. Feeding your pet our Turmeric Golden Paste Plus will fight off these free radicals with its antioxidant properties, preventing irreversible cell damage. See above for golden paste for dogs dosage.

Is Golden Paste Dangerous for Dogs?

If your dog has gallbladder stones or bile duct obstruction, you shouldn’t give them golden paste, as curcumin makes the gallbladder contract, Schmidt says. Diabetic dogs may also want to be cautious, as golden paste can lower blood sugar. “These effects are all very mild, but if your pet has any of these conditions, then turmeric would not be the best choice for them,” Schmidt says.

What Does Golden Paste do for Dogs?

Turmeric is recognised as safe for dogs in small quantities. Giving your dog significant amounts of turmeric every day wouldn’t necessarily fit the criteria of “in small quantities.”

Pet owners may want to swap coconut oil out for a healthier source of fat like hemp seed oil or extra virgin olive oil.

Even though golden paste for dogs is unlikely to harm your dog in small amounts, you might want to think twice before you whip up a batch. Leave it to the experts!

Curcumin may provoke the gallbladder to contract, potentially causing significant pain for dogs with a history of gallstones. On the brighter side, this could also prevent health issues for dogs with unknown gallbladder issues since curcumin could bring these issues to light.

Diabetic dogs shouldn’t have golden paste for dogs, or any food that hasn’t been approved by their veterinarian as a part of their diabetes management plan. Golden paste may have a lowering effect on blood sugar, causing unpredictable blood sugar levels.

Dogs taking medications or following veterinarian recommended diets for the management of certain health conditions shouldn’t be fed foods like golden paste without prior veterinarian approval.

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What is golden paste for dogs Australia?

Golden paste for dogs is a formulation that combines oil, water, black pepper, and turmeric into a loose paste that can be given with food. By combining turmeric and black pepper, it aims to increase the absorption of the active ingredients into the body.

Many people are seeking to improve their wellness through their diets, and they extend that desire to their pets. There’s definitely value in taking a holistic approach to wellness.

Being mindful about the products you use in your home and the food you serve to your family and your pets is always an excellent idea. Check out golden paste for dogs dosage above.

Golden paste for dogs has become popular for both people and pets. The internet is full of recipes and premade golden paste formulations, and they’re typically featured with a preamble that lists all sorts of benefits.