BUDDYPET Marley could help reduce anxieties and improve mood and sleep through a combined effect of hemp’s anti-inflammatory fatty acids, the antioxidant value of Vitamin E and the anti-depressant actions of phytosterols. Marley’s optimal balanced and abundant supply of PUFAs can also aid in calming itchy skin and boosting the skin’s first line of defence, the skin barrier.
BUDDYPET Poppy naturally cares for dry, itchy skin. Scientifically formulated by our in-house vet for pets with inflammatory skin conditions. This gentle, 100% natural and hypoallergenic hemp shampoo for dogs provides a soothing relief to dry, itchy skin, hydrating the skin and reducing skin inflammation.
BUDDYPET Cooper is a delicious hemp protein to support digestive health. Cooper will provide a nutrition boost that is very easy on the tummy for recovering or sensitive dogs. It’s the perfect way to get back to healthy.
how should my pet take it?
BUDDYPET Marley is safe for all breeds. Please follow the recommended serving suggestions for your pet’s size. Add directly to food. Or, if your pet prefers, have them lick it straight off a spoon. Small animals (under 10kg): 1/4 dropper. Medium animals (10-25kg): 1/2 dropper. Large animals (25kg+): 1 dropper.
BUDDYPET Cooper: add to food every 2‑3 days, mixed 1:1 with water. Small Dogs (under 10kg) = 1 scoop or less. Medium Dogs (10-20kg) = 1 scoop. Large Dogs (20kg+) = 1-2 scoops.
ingredients
Marley: 100% Raw, Cold-Pressed Australian Hemp Seed Oil.
Cooper: a blend of hemp protein and chickpea flour.
health benefits
Marley can help improve your pet's general wellbeing: support joint, heart and brain health, aid in calming itchy skin disorders, help manage anxiety symptoms and improve mood and sleep.
Cooper can help bring nutritious balance back into any omnivorous canine diet. The high & pure protein and fibre content will help keep unwanted weight off and provide vital nutrients to support healing naturally during recovery.
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As more and more people look towards a sustainable way of living for themselves and their pets, they are using hemp seed oil as a supplement both in healthy animals as a part of a balanced diet and also for pets with health issues to help relieve symptoms and support the body’s natural defences. Hemp seed oil is of particular interest as a supplement for our pets as it has a high essential fatty acid content in an optimal ratio of omega-6 to omega-3s. Dr. Ailsa Rutherford”
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Have been giving Molly to my 13 year old dog for about 2 years now, she loves licking it out of the bowl. A dog who has had many problems with joints especially hips, it certainly helps her movement, have noticed a good improvement since starting and to see her much happier is wonderful, she will be on it for the rest of her time with us ❤️
