Curcumin is the main active ingredient in turmeric. The curcumin content of pure turmeric powder is very low - around 3%. Thus, turmeric powder is not an effective source of curcumin for your pet.

Advantages:

• Natural detoxifier
• Anti-inflammatory
• Natural antibacterial
• Promotes heart and liver health
• Thickens blood and reduces blood clots that can lead to strokes and heart attacks
• Promotes digestive health
• Acts as an antioxidant AND believed to prevent cancer
• Provides allergy relief
• Helps prevent cataracts
• Has been used in the treatment of epilepsy
• Natural Pain Relief
• Natural treatment for diarrhea

This is a supplement that pet owners should consider offering their pets on a regular basis.

Feeding Guide:

Suggested dosage: 1/4 tsp (1200 mg) per 20 lbs of weight.

“To ensure a constant supply of curcumin in the blood, divide the dosage evenly three times a day. Although the exact dosage has yet to be determined in dogs, studies have used curcumin in doses ranging from 500 to 3600 mg per day. »- Doctor Jean Dodds & Diana Laverdure, veterinarian, immunologist.

Suggestions:

To improve absorption when using high quality organic curcumin or turmeric, give it along with a fatty food such as coconut, olive oil or fish oil (coconut oil: 1/2 teaspoon per 10 pounds of body weight).