Benefits of Moringa for Pets
Moringa is well-known for its health benefits. Millions of people are receiving positive effects by consuming Moringa. Now, researchers now reveal that there are many benefits of Moringa for pets too.
Moringa, a remarkable herb, is considered a superfood and is widely grown in different regions. This herb is fully loaded with minerals, nutrients, proteins, and vitamins. Moringa also contains a wide range of antioxidants, anti-inflammatory properties, and promotes a healthy digestive and circulation system in animals. It will surely help to boost your pet’s immune system.
Moringa helps with the following pet ailments:
- Cancer
- Obesity
- Digestive problems
- Diabetes
- Arthritis
- Seizures
Moringa works well for improving the health of reptiles, mammals, birds, and amphibians. In most of the areas, Moringa is being used as an iron supplement to assist anemic animals.
In what forms is Moringa available?
- Capsules
- Leaf powder
- Drops
- Seed oil
- Pet shampoos
- Pet oils
- Anti-fungal properties
If you want to start your pet’s diet with Moringa, consult your veterinarian first and follow his advice.
Moringa enhances your pet’s health
In dogs and other pets, disease prevention is more accessible using the Moringa plant.
Moringa improves the mental well-being of pets
Moringa helps to improve the cognitive well-being of the pets, as it provides sluggish pets more energy. Along with being an energy booster, Moringa is also an immune booster.
Vitamins that help improve the mental well-being of pets
- A higher quantity of calcium
- A rich source of iron
- Vitamin A
- Proteins
- Potassium
- Vitamin C
Moringa regulates the nervous system in dogs and cats
Moringa governs the nervous system in dogs and cats. In this way, it helps them to feel good emotionally. This superfood contains magnesium, and according to scientific study, magnesium deficiency in animals lead to depression.
Moringa will help by reducing stress and increasing the happy hormone in your pets. It draws a rapid impact on hyperactive temperament in pets. The phytol-pro vitamins in Moringa have a vital effect on stress. Don’t wait until your animal gets sick; always keep your pet’s diet healthy.
According to the vet’s advice, you are allowed to add organic Moringa powder in the diet of horses; 20 mg Moringa powder is enough for your horse. Moringa helps to increase stamina and performance daily.
Moringa reduces skin irritations and diseases in pets
If your cat or dog are suffering from skin irritation or disease, your pet may not be safe to cuddle. Skin diseases are infectious and can easily be transferred from your pet to you. Treatment is required, and Moringa contains the skin-loving vitamins that fight against free radicals in the body.
If you add a little quantity in your pet’s food, within days, their skin allergies will be cured.
Moringa helps to build muscles in pets
Moringa is the richest source of calcium. You will find more calcium in Moringa than milk and bananas. As calcium is required to strengthen muscle, it is also a requisite for buildings muscles in dogs and pets.
Moringa seed oil is good to apply on their skin before bathing them. Moringa drops are equally useful for this purpose. You will need to add a few drops in milk to give to your cat or dog.
Moringa works well for building muscle in horses, thereby boosting their racing performance. You will able to use Moringa leaf powder in a good quantity because horses are more powerful animals than dogs.
So, 20 mg of leaf powder is suitable for your horse. If your animals are under some other kind of serious illness, wait until they recover.
Moringa has a high absorption rate for pets
Animals and pets absorb all the nutrients that are necessary to regulate the following systems:
- A good digestion
- Helps to strengthen joints, muscles, and bones
- Works well in reducing fats and significantly governs the building of muscle
- Moringa boosts the immune system of your animals
Moringa increases energy levels in dogs and cats
If you add a small quantity in your cat’s food, it will let her feel more energetic. Moringa is effective in reducing sluggishness in cats and enhances their energy level.
It works equally well in dogs as an energy booster. Moringa is especially good to use on senior cats.
Moringa is best for the suckling puppies
Moringa helps to produce 40-60% more milk in animals. This enhanced productivity helps animals nurse their suckling puppies.
Moringa is suitable for pregnant animals
Moringa is an excellent nutrient for pregnant animals, as they need more energy during pregnancy. The quantity varies for horses.
Follow the quantities suggested below:
- ¼-1/2 teaspoon for young dogs and cats
- 1 teaspoon for medium dogs
- 2 teaspoons for large dogs
- 1 tablespoon for older dogs
All these above quantities are based on the weight and height of the animals. If your dog or cat has special considerations, you need to address it according to your vet’s advice.
Don’t exceed the suggested dosage of Moringa. Excessive amounts of Moringa will disturb the stomach of your dog and other pets.
If you are giving a Moringa diet to your cows, it will amazingly enhance milk productivity and boost their immune system.
So, in this way, it is right for you and your animals too. Your cows will feel happy and emotionally sound, and you will get more milk from them. That is a big plus for you.
References
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/0379572117749814
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Guest Writer: TheMoringaBlog.com
Her own animal experience is vast, having raised and rescued Alpine Goats, Chickens, Turkeys, Vietnamese Pot Bellied Pigs, Turtles, Raccoons, Cats, Dogs, and even an Opossum and Bearded Dragon.
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Hi, i use the seeds for myself. I give one seed to German shepherd and Pomeranian each. Should i maybe give 2 seeds to my shepherd?
Does Moringa oleifera powder contain any minerals (or other components) that would harm a cat diagnosed with struvite crystals?