Goose skin

The benefits of goose skin for your dog

Goosebumps have several positive effects on your dog's health:

• It supports the function of the skin and coat by providing them with moisture and nutrients. The amino acids tyrosine and phenylalanine enhance the natural coat color.
• It strengthens the immune system by inhibiting inflammation and promoting the formation of antibodies.
• It improves digestion by regulating the intestinal flora and increasing the absorption of nutrients. A cure with goose barnacle can also help with gastrointestinal disorders.
• It protects against cardiovascular disease by lowering cholesterol levels and improving blood clotting.

The disadvantages of goose skin for your dog

Goosebumps are not suitable for every dog. There are some risks you should be aware of:

• It is very high in calories and can lead to obesity if you feed it too often or in too large quantities. Therefore, make sure your dog has a balanced diet and reduce the amount of main food if necessary.
• It can cause allergies or intolerances if your dog is sensitive to poultry or fat. Therefore, observe your dog after feeding for possible symptoms such as itching, diarrhea or vomiting.
• It can cause injuries to the mouth or digestive tract if your dog eats sharp bones or feathers. Therefore, remove these parts before feeding or choose a product that only contains pure fat.

How you can feed goose skin to your dog

You can give your dog goose skin as a treat or as a supplement to their main food. You can feed it raw or cooked, depending on what your dog prefers. You can also make it yourself from a whole goose or buy it ready-made. The recommended amount depends on your dog's size and activity level, but as a guideline you can use about 10 grams per kilogram of body weight per week.