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Benefits of coconut oil for dogs

Benefits of coconut oil for dogs

Dr. Shruti BhattacharyaBy Dr. Shruti BhattacharyaAugust 22, 2021Updated:April 17, 202234 Comments17 Mins Read Diet and Supplements
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Coconut oil for dogs, the good, the bad, and the ugly

In recent times, coconut oil has gained the reputation of being the most sought after oil when it comes to a beauty product or healthy living for humans. However, it is not far behind in the canine world either. Dog lovers/parents are diving in and exploring the benefits of coconut oil for dogs.
 
So the main question: Is coconut oil for dogs a good option?
 
I’d say, coconut oil for dogs is Pandora’s box of goodness. In this post, I have done a comprehensive review of the A to Z benefits of coconut oil and I have come up with 22 ways coconut oil can be a boon in your dog’s life. So read till the end to find out why you should buy that organic coconut oil bottle/jar today itself for your dog.
 
Coconut oil for dogs, one oil many solutions
 

Topics covered in this blog post

  • What is coconut oil?
    • MCTs contain:
  • Let’s explore the benefits of adding coconut oil to your dog’s daily routine.
    • Coconut oil for dogs skin:
      • When ingested is diet:
      • When applied topically:
      • How to use on skin:
    • Coconut oil for dogs fur
      • For a shinier coat
      • To prevent shedding
    • Coconut oil for fleas
    • Coconut oil for dogs eyes:
      • Coconut oil for dog tear stains:
    • Coconut oil for treating small wounds in dogs
    • Coconut oil for ear care
      • How to use coconut oil on dog ears?
      • Coconut oil for ear mites
    • Coconut oil for dry dog nose
    • Coconut oil as an antioxidant
    • Coconut oil for dogs teeth
      • How to use coconut oil on teeth of dogs?
    • Coconut oil for dogs paws:
    • Coconut oil for dogs brain
    • Coconut oil for dog seizures
    • Coconut oil for dog constipation:
    • Coconut oil for kennel cough:
    • Coconut oil for dogs joints:
      • For dog arthritis
    • Coconut oil for puppies
    • Other amazing benefits of coconut oil
  • Coconut oil for dogs dosage
  • How much coconut oil to add in your dog’s diet?
  • Which coconut oil to use?
  • Conclusion
  • Frequently asked questions:

What is coconut oil?

 
Coconut oil is extracted from the meat of the coconuts harvested from a coconut palm. It has 90% saturated fats [most of these fats are medium-chain triglycerides (MCTs)].
 

MCTs contain:

7% capric acid and 8% caprylic acid: anti-fungal effects
48% lauric acid: anti-bacterial, anti-fungal and anti-viral effects.
Myristic and palmitic acids
 
MCTs are good fat and can undergo quick metabolization to provide energy.
It also has 2% linoleic acid and 6% oleic acid.
 
Coconut oil for dogs
 

Let’s explore the benefits of adding coconut oil to your dog’s daily routine.

 

Coconut oil for dogs skin:

 

When ingested is diet:

 
Natural virgin coconut oil has antibacterial, antiprotozoal, antimicrobial and antifungal properties. Thus, it allows the skin to heal from the inside out. Due to the presence of lauric acid, coconut oil also repels and kills fleas.

When applied topically:

 
  • Prevents yeast and fungal contact with your dog’s skin.
  • Soothes irritated skin, sting, bites, heals cracked paws, abrasions and hot spots.
  • Prevents flaking and adds moisture to the skin.
  • Keeps your dog’s nails healthy and strong.
  • Keeps the fur smooth, soft and prevents the development of bad odor.
  • Can act as a natural detangling agent when dealing with matted fur and tangles.
  • Prevent excessive shedding by relieving the itch due to allergy mediated skin conditions.
  • Acts as a key ingredient for the DIY dog paw balm (link present in the section of coconut oil for dogs paw pads).
 

How to use on skin:

 
You can add a few drops of coconut oil to the shampoo and then apply it on your dog’s fur. Coconut oil has also been known to help in case of hotspots in dogs.
 
As a moisturizer: Rub a few drops of coconut oil on your hands and pat it on your dog’s fur. Make sure you run your fingers through his/her fur and massage it a little down to the skin. You can also apply coconut oil directly on your dog’s skin and nails once a week.
 
To treat hotspots in dogs: Apply an even layer of coconut oil on the hotspot region. Make sure that the hotspot area is completely covered. This will keep the area free of bacteria while keeping it moisturized.
 
To treat mange in dogs: Mange in dogs is caused by infection by parasitic mites. Coconut oil is known to kill mange causing nuts and also prevent any new infections from occurring. Your can also use coconut oil based shampoos to prevent mites infection in your dog.
 

DIY dog grooming: learn to do it the correct way

 
Alternatively, you can use 100% virgin coconut oil to lather your dog completely. Take some oil in your fingers and run it through your dog’s coat through the fur to the skin and massage so that the oil sinks into the skin. One tablespoon should be enough to cover your dog completely. Remember to not use too much of oil since this can lead to a buildup of oil on the coat of your dog.
 

Coconut oil for dogs fur

 
As a conditioner: Apply some coconut oil on your dog’s coat post-bath when it’s still wet. Let it sit for two minutes and then rinse it off.
 

For a shinier coat

 
For humans, their are a ton of products which are available to use for increasing the shine, reducing the frizz, damage control etc. Even though dogs do not need extensive hair care like humans, if it has been a while since their previous trip to the groomers , the coat may look a little dry and dull.
 
Coconut oil is the easiest to bring back the lost shine to your dogs coat. The lauric acid present in coconut oil has the ability to enter the hair shaft of the dog. This not only improves the appearance of the dog’s coat, it also improves the overall health of the skin and fur.
Coconut oil to remove matting from dogs fur
 
If you notice matting on your dog’s fur, massage some warm coconut oil on the fur. Warm coconut oil will help loosen up the mating in your dog’s fur. Allow the oil to sit for a few mins before you start to gently brush your dog’s hair to get rid of the tangles.
 

To prevent shedding

 
Coconut oil can help reduce excessive shedding in dogs. Even though genetics is the primary reason behind dog’s shedding, shedding can increase if your dog has dry skin and coat. Coconut oil can promote a healthier coat and fur in your dog. It will not stop the shedding completely. However, it will make the shedding levels more manageable.
 
If you are specifically trying to reduce the shedding, apply a slight amount of coconut oil on your dogs fur. Allow it to sit for 5 mins. Following this, rinse off the excess oil with water and towel dry your dog. This process can be done once every week to reduce the shedding.
 

Coconut oil for fleas

 
The lauric acid of coconut oil can kill and keep fleas at bay. Brushing your dogs coat with coconut oil should work as a topical fleas prevention methods.
 
Fleas in dogs
 

Coconut oil for dogs eyes:

 
Coconut oil is the safest option to use around or in your dog’s eyes.
Coconut oil prevents bacteria and yeast buildup. It also creates a water-resistant layer on the skin to repel deposition of tears. Thus, tears are unable to soak into your dog’s skin.
 

Coconut oil for dog tear stains:

 
To remove dog tear stains, massage some coconut oil with a soft lint-free cloth on the stain. If you use a light-coloured cloth, you will see the red or brown matches collecting on your cloth. You should repeat this twice a day until the stain is gone or you don’t see the stain coming off on the cloth anymore.
 
Explore two amazing recipes of homemade eye cleaner for dogs.
 

Coconut oil for treating small wounds in dogs

 
As I have mentioned before, coconut oil is rich in antibacterial properties. Applying coconut oil on small wounds and bruises can allow them to heal faster. Coconut oil works similar to Neosporin. Coconut oil also keeps the wounds from getting infected.
 

Coconut oil for ear care

 
Not only can coconut oil relieve the stress and soothe your dog’s ears, it can also remove and repel ear mites (otodectes Cynotis mites). Coconut oil also helps prevent ear infection in dogs.
 

How to use coconut oil on dog ears?

 
Put a small amount of coconut oil on a cotton pad and clean the inside of your dog’s ear canal. You can do this either every day or every alternate day depending on how much your dog’s ear is bothering him/her.
 

Coconut oil for ear mites

 
If you notice the presence of lesions or dried blood in your dog’s ears, their is a chance that your dog is infected with ear mites. Coconut oil has antibacterial and antiviral properties which makes it the perfect natural remedy for ear mites. coconut oil can also trap the eggs of ear mites, thus preventing any new ear mites from infecting your dog.
 
For treatment of ear mites, apply a small quantity of coconut oil on the inside of your dogs ears. Do this everyday for a paid off one week. If you do not notice any decline in the coffee colored extracts, contact your veterinarian.
 

Coconut oil for dry dog nose

 
A dogs nose tends to become dry. It is challenging for most guardians to find out what to put on the noses of their dogs because dogs are likely to lick it off. Therefore, whatever is put on the nose to prevent dryness must also be safely edible. This is where coconut oil comes in. It can prevent the drying of the dog’s nose while being safe for consumption by the dog.
 

Coconut oil as an antioxidant

 
Free radicals produced by the body tends to cause ageing in animals and humans. These free radicals steal electrons from other molecules of the cells and cause cell death. Cell death causes ageing of the organism. Free radicals are the reasons behind cancer, degenerative eye diseases and a variety of other diseases which can reduce the life of your pup.
 
Antioxidants are responsible for destroying these free radicals and prevent ageing. Antioxidants give the electrons to these free radicals so that they don’t steal the electrons from other cells. Coconut oil being a rich source of antioxidants can be very beneficial in prevent ageing in your dog.
 

Coconut oil for dogs teeth

 
The antimicrobial properties of coconut oil allow it to prevent harmful bacteria from colonizing your dog’s mouth. Bacteria accumulation in dog’s mouth can lead to periodontitis and gum diseases by the time the dog is a couple of years old.  It also helps prevent bad breath.
 

How to use coconut oil on teeth of dogs?

  • You can apply some coconut oil to a slightly damp gauze piece or a soft toothbrush and brush your dog’s teeth gently.
  • To target bad breath, add a few drops (1-2) of parsley oil to the toothbrush along with coconut oil.
  • You can make a home-made pro-biotic mouthwash for your pup by mixing a human pro-biotic capsule supplement with 1 tablespoon of kefir or coconut milk and provide it to your pup as a post-meal supplement.
 
Bonus tip:
If your dog is not very fond of dental chews and it’s not possible for you to make him or her brush every day, you can coat the dental chew in coconut oil and provide to him or her. Since dog’s love the flavor of coconut oil he/she would love to chew on the chew bone.
 

Coconut oil for dogs paws:

 
Coconut oil can work amazingly well to soothe dry, irritated or flaky paws. If your pup is suffering from torn paw pad, coconut oil can prevent any bacterial infection while helping it heal. The natural antibiotic properties of coconut oil help to soften the paw pads and keep them glistening and infection free. Coconut oil can also keep the paws from getting chemically burned when walking on snow. Check out this complete guide on paw pad care and how to make the DIY dog paw balm 
 

Coconut oil for dogs brain

 
As per a study done by the National Institutes of Health, dogs belonging to the senior years who were given a diet rich in MCTs showed a significant improvement in their cognitive abilities.
 
This study shed light on another component present in coconut oil i.e. ketones. Ketones are generated in the body when fats are broken down. Ketones play an important role in improving brain health across several species. When dogs consume coconut oil, the fat present in coconut oil gets converted to ketones. These ketones act as alternative brain fuel keeping your dog sharp and intelligent even during his or her advanced years of life.
 

Coconut oil for dog seizures

 
It has been observed that the ketones produced by the oxidation of fats present in coconut oil can reduce seizures in dogs. Another study conducted by NIH found that dogs who were regularly fed coconut oil for a period of three months showed a remarkable reduction in their epileptic episodes.
 
It is not yet understood as to how ketones reduce epilepsy. However, these results has been observed across several studies. One probable theory is that the brain of such dogs benefit from the presence of an alternative fuel source like ketones. Maybe their brains find it hard to utilize glucose as an energy source, thus the availability of ketones fulfills the energy requirements of the brain and reduces seizures.
 

Coconut oil for dog constipation:

 
When consumed in the diet, the triglycerides of coconut oil get converted into monoglycerides and free fatty acids in the digestive tract. These lead to better nutrient absorption and digestion.
 
The MCTs in coconut oil destabilize the membranes of the harmful bacteria causing bacterial death. The fatty acids especially caprylic acid and lauric acid kill Candida and other harmful organisms without harming the gut-friendly bacteria.
 
Coconut oil has also been observed to heal inflamed tissue and provide lubrication in the digestive tract allowing for easier passage of stools. Check out this blog post for complete details on dog constipation and how to prevent them with home remedies
 

Coconut oil for kennel cough:

 
Coconut oil, due to its antiviral property is one of the most helpful home remedies for healing kennel cough caused by the Bordetella virus.
 
Give two teaspoons to your pup daily until the cough is cured.
 
Also, if your pup’s appetite is suppressed due to congestion, the fragrant aroma of the coconut oil will get some appetite back. Check out this post on complete details regarding kennel cough in dogs.
 
Amazing herbal remedies for kennel cough in dogs
 

Coconut oil for dogs joints:

 
Coconut oil not only relieves pan in case of arthritic dogs, it can be used to give your pup’s limbs a nice massage after a period of a long walk or hike. Regular use of coconut oil also prevents joint issues and arthritis in senior years of the dog.
 

For dog arthritis

 
Regular feeding of coconut oil has been observed to improve mobility and lessen pain in case of arthritic dogs.
 
The MCTs of coconut oil has been observed to reverse the ligament damage which is primarily responsible for aggravating the arthritis symptoms.
 
Arthritis in dogs, the do’s and don’ts for a dog guardian
 

Coconut oil for puppies

 
One of the primary concerns of dog guardians regarding coconut oil is that at what age should they start using coconut oil for their dogs? Fortunately coconut oil is a safe natural ingredient for use on puppies as well. By the time the pup is off 4-6 weeks of age (around the time you o bring the puppy home), he or she is ready to get a free kicks of coconut oil on a daily basis.
 

Other amazing benefits of coconut oil

 
  • Helps balance insulin levels
  • Boosts your pup’s immune system
  • Helps control body weight
 
Bonus tip:
 
You can coat your dog’s tablets in coconut oil and offer it to him or her. When presented like this, the tablet is considered and eaten as a treat instead of medicine.
 

Coconut oil for dogs dosage

 
Coconut oil can cause side-effects like diarrhea or greasy stools. This usually happens if the coconut oil dose is too large. Another point to keep in mind is that you must always check if your dog is allergic to coconut oil before introducing it in his or her regular diet plan. In case you find that your dog is allergic, discontinue use of coconut oil immediately.
 

How much coconut oil to add in your dog’s diet?

 
If you have a small dog, you can mix 1 teaspoon of coconut oil (per 10 pounds of body weight) with his or her regular meals. If you have a larger dog weighing at or more than 50 pounds, you may need to add 1 tablespoon (per 10 pounds of body weight) to the meals. Make sure to mix the oil with your dog’s food and provide it twice a day.
 

Which coconut oil to use?

 
Always go for unrefined coconut oil which is also known as virgin coconut oil. The best option is to buy cold-pressed oil as in this method, the oil is processed quickly after the coconuts are harvested allowing preservation of the nutrients. Some coconut oil may have a bold coconut flavor, while others might be bland. Some coconut oils might have a smooth and buttery flavor, while others could have a nutty flavor. You might have to try out different oils to find out which one your dog prefers the most.
 
Personal Experience
 
Recently, Delta faced a severe bout of constipation. Passing stools was very difficult for him and there was also some blood in his stools. We started him on coconut oil, and within eight hours of the first dose, he could poop without putting too much pressure on himself. We also don’t have to fear to make him take his tablets anymore. We coat it in coconut oil and he eats it like a treat. I am so happy that the days of putting the tablet in his mouth and holding him down so that he swallows it are behind me. I wish I found this sooner.
 

Conclusion

 
Now that you know about all the amazing benefits of coconut oil, it’s time to decide whether you want to include coconut oil as a supplement in your dog’s diet. Before the addition of any supplements to your dog’s diet, you must consult your veterinarian. Coconut oil is not a magic fix, but it has definitely worked wonders for my little boy.
 
In this post, I have tried to include all the health benefits of coconut oil in your dog’s daily regime. If you have any query, kindly mention it in the comment section below and I will try to resolve it to the best of my ability. Further, if you want me to write about a specific topic or make a video covering anything that you wish to know, let me know in the comment section. I will touch upon that as soon as possible.
 
P.S.: If you found this post informative, please don’t forget to like, comment, and share.
 
See you in my next blog post
Shruti
 

Frequently asked questions:

Is it safe is use coconut oil for puppies?

Coconut oil is safe for both puppies as well as adult dogs. Just make sure that you get the right kind of coconut oil for your dog. Always go for the 100% unrefined virgin coconut oil for your dog or puppy.

Can you put coconut oil on an yeast infected region on a dog?

Yes coconut oil has both antimicrobial, anti-fungal and anti-bacterial properties which will prevent the yeast from growing further and also kill the existing yeast infection in your dog.

Can I put coconut oil on my dogs nose?

It is recommended to use coconut oil to prevent drying of your dog’s nose. Coconut oil is also safe for your dog to lick off. Therefore, coconut oil can be used on your dog’s nose.
 

Can I put coconut oil on dog sores?

Yes, coconut oil is a great natural remedy for the treatment of dog sores, be it on their skin or paws. Its antibacterial and antimicrobial properties make it a great candidate for treatment of dog sores.

What are the benefits of coconut oil for dogs?

Coconut oil has a variety of benefits for dogs like:
Prevents fleas and ear mites
Prevents constipation
Improves the dog’s intelligence
Boosts the immunity
Increases energy
Removes bad breath
Makes the coat shiny and soft
to name a few.

What will happen if my dog eats too much coconut oil?

Coconut oil should be given to dogs in moderate quantities. Too much coconut oil can cause diarrhea in dogs.

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34 Comments

  1. Rahul Saha on February 1, 2020 7:36 pm

    Exceptional article..outstanding scientific content

    Reply
  2. Dr. Shruti Bhattacharya on February 1, 2020 7:37 pm

    Thank you 🙂

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  3. saurabh Sharma on February 2, 2020 7:51 pm

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  4. Sarah on February 2, 2020 7:53 pm

    Very informative. We give our dog coconut oil regularly and it really has made a difference. Her coat is so much softer and shiny now and she loves coconut oil based toothpaste, which makes brushing her teeth a breeze.

    Reply
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  6. Unknown on February 3, 2020 7:11 am

    What an amazing idea! My pooch has incredibly itchy skin and we have tried everything with no success. Who knew coconut oil had so many benefits for our fur babies 😀 Thank you for sharing!

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    thanks 🙂

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  8. Dr. Shruti Bhattacharya on February 3, 2020 9:33 am

    Your welcome. Happy to help 🙂

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  9. Dr. Shruti Bhattacharya on February 3, 2020 9:34 am

    You can also use coconut oil to massage her achy bones after a good run in the dog park. My boy passes out like a light after a good massage. It relieves all the muscle soreness:)

    Reply
  10. Dr. Shruti Bhattacharya on February 3, 2020 9:35 am

    Thanks:)

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  11. Jessica Lyles on February 7, 2020 2:59 pm

    Great info!! I will be using good on my baby yorkie!

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  12. Jen on February 7, 2020 4:31 pm

    Very informative post ! I would not have thought of using coconut oil on dogs – amazing!

    Reply
  13. Modern Joy on February 7, 2020 7:15 pm

    Wow!! Incredibly informative. Thank you for getting straight answers for so many questions!

    Reply
  14. Jody on February 8, 2020 6:45 pm

    I had no idea coconut oil has so many benefits to dogs. This was such an informative post!

    Reply
  15. Unknown on February 16, 2020 8:03 am

    Good info. I have used coconut oil on my chihuahuas coat and it has helped with hot spots. Havent tried internally.

    Reply
  16. Kristine Nicole Alessandra on February 17, 2020 5:53 am

    We add coconut oil to our dog's meals. It keeps his coat shiny and his skin healthy. My cousin told me about that and it also seems to repel fleas and ticks. Thanks for sharing this post. It will help a lot of dog parents and it won't cost them much money to do so.

    Reply
  17. Garf on February 18, 2020 6:11 pm

    I am not sure about giving it for dogs. My husband, however, takes it regularly.

    Reply
  18. Dr. Shruti Bhattacharya on February 21, 2020 4:15 pm

    If you give it to your dog, you will definitely notice improvement in health and skin coat..more shiny and soft

    Reply
  19. Dr. Shruti Bhattacharya on February 21, 2020 4:15 pm

    Thank you

    Reply
  20. Dr. Shruti Bhattacharya on February 21, 2020 4:21 pm

    Your welcome..😊

    Reply
  21. Dr. Shruti Bhattacharya on February 21, 2020 4:22 pm

    If you use it internally, it will prevent the hotspots from happening itself.

    Reply
  22. Dr. Shruti Bhattacharya on February 21, 2020 4:24 pm

    Welcome..At a lot of places, people find it hard to afford vet care or the vet is unavailable. This way, they can begin the treatment at home itself and their are no side effects to using coconut oil. So nothing to worry about 😊

    Reply
  23. IllinoisJo on February 23, 2020 4:37 pm

    I make a beautiful soap with it and it's definitely helped our skin and our pets' fur.

    Reply
  24. Shruti Bhattacharya on February 25, 2020 8:15 am

    That is one amazing tip to use. Thanks for sharing 🙂

    Reply
  25. Blair Villanueva on April 27, 2020 8:43 am

    Coconut gives so much benefits to humans, and also for dogs! Thanks for these tips, I will let Grandma knows this.

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  26. Poochnation on October 27, 2021 6:04 pm

    Coconut oil is very much beneficial for the dogs. I learned this from my mom and have been doing it for my two German shepherds since a very long time.

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