The New Zealand Natural Pet Food Co Woof Dog Treats - Manuka Honey, Dog Treats Small & Large Dog, Natural, Topper or Dog Treat, 8.8oz

My rescue dog is now about 16 years old and was diagnosed with a collapsing trachea when he was young. His coughing has gotten worse as he gets older. I ordered the New Zealand Manuka Honey after reading it may help his coughing from his collapsing trachea. I have been giving him about a half a teaspoon a day. My dog licks it off my finger and absolutely looks forward to the honey as a treat. I cannot really say whether the honey has helped his coughing as he still has good days and bad days, but I have noticed that his fur is looking much healthier. My vet said the manuka honey contains antioxidants, which will definitely help with my dog's overall health. I would recommend this brand of manuka honey.

This helped my dogs with their hacking cough (possibly from collapsed trachea). We only had to use a little bit on their food morning and night (maybe half teaspoon) and we saw a reduction in cough volume!

My dog tends to eat everything, but he was hesitant about this honey. It was not that he wouldn't eat it, he just didn't gobble it down like everything else. He would lick it off the spoon like he WANTED to like it, but just couldn't commit. It's possible it could be more of a texture issue than a taste issue though. This honey is very thick and gooey. But he loves peanut butter, so, I don't know. Also, he has numerous health issues and with its high sugar content, the honey could potentially exacerbate some of those problems and I wasn't particularly comfortable giving it to him. However, due to Cushing’s disease as well as allergies, he has skin issues that can sometimes get out of hand. He seems to be itchy all the time and scratches frequently. I decided to apply some of the honey to a few of his worst areas. One really bad area was at the top of his front leg near his chest area. If he were human, it would be his armpit area. At first, I was worried about him getting sticky goo all over my furniture, but this stuff dries quickly and then sort of turns into a dried paste. I didn’t really notice any reduction in scratching at first, but what I did notice, after a few days, is that the patch under is front leg seemed to be drying up and becoming softer. The area that usually feels thick, dry and crusty appeared to be smoothing out. His fur actually felt soft in that area. I haven’t been aggressively applying the honey to all areas, because as I said he has lots of health issues and I have to keep a check on any adverse reactions. So far, all seems well, and although he still has a lot of itchy areas that give him grief, there does seem to be a decline in overall scratching. I will try the honey on other areas and remain cautiously optimistic about results.

Dog loved this!

Good it seems hope it workss

Somehow I thought I was getting chew treats but I just apply a small amount on my finger and my dog licks it away. Seems to love the taste!!

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