Bee Pollen for Dogs
Bee Pollen - the benefits are un-BEE-lievable!
So, what’s got us buzzing about bee pollen?
Do you have a dog that gets itchy, especially after playing outside in the grass? Constantly catching them licking or having a sneaky nibble at their paws? Because same!
Bee Pollen boasts some pretty impressive health benefits for us humans, with lots of people who prefer natural and holistic products making it a part of their diets, even some athletes! But did you know it has some amazing health benefits for our canine pals too? Including helping with allergies!
Bee Pollen has one of the most complete nutritional profiles in the world. It’s packed full of vitamins and contains over 25 minerals and all 10 amino acids needed for dogs! But how can it help with allergies? Bee Pollen also contains Quercetin, which is a natural antihistamine. When consumed regularly, it can help to reduce allergy symptoms and allergic reactions caused by their environment (not to be confused with sensitivities and intolerances effecting the digestive system).
Why should you include bee pollen in your dog’s diet?
There are just so many health benefits! It has an incredibly dense nutrient profile and can support your dog’s energy needs, digestion and gut health, absorption of nutrients and can help regulate their immune system. But that’s not all! Here’s a few additional reasons you should consider adding bee pollen to your dog’s diet -
- It’s hepatoprotective, so protects and promotes a healthy liver
- It boosts metabolism
- Can help correct deficiencies in their diet
- It’s anti-microbial, anti-bacterial and anti-viral
- Contains trans-cinnamic acid, which is a natural antibiotic
- It’s a natural antihistamine, so can help with allergy symptoms
- It improves blood flow to the nervous system, helping to relive stress and anxiety
- It improves muscle mass
- It contains the plant pigment Rutin, which supports the cardiovascular system, strengthening blood vessels and capillaries
- Improves skin health, which can speed up wound healing and improve skin conditions
- It supports and can improve digestion
- Contains vitamins A, B, C, K and E which support immunity and inflammation defence
- It’s alkaline, so balances the body’s pH levels to promote a healthy urinary tract
But what is Bee Pollen?
Bee pollen is a mixture of flower pollen, nectar or honey, and of course the most important part - the Bee's digestive enzymes. Bees fly from flower to flower, collecting pollen, they pack it into little pellets that you can see on the backs of their legs, to carry back to their hives. Our Beekeepers use pollen traps at hive entrances to collect the pollen that falls from the bees legs. The pollen is then naturally air dried, no chemicals are added.
Hopefully now you can see why Bee Pollen has been deemed natures perfect food, it's not just its nutritional profile that's impressive. This powerhouse of a product is a total game changer!
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