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Premium black cumin oil for dogs I real black cumin cold pressed


Exquisit: Nigella Sativa Goldsamen Futteröl, kaltgepresst & aus 1. Pressung

Natürlich: Besonders schonend gepresst, 100% ohne Zusätze.

Schonend: Unterstützung von Verdauung & normaler Atemwegsfunktion.

Reichhaltig: Leckeres Futteröl mit Omega 6 Fettsäuren, auch für Welpen.

Einfach: Ganz bequem mit dem Hundefutter oder Barf Futter mischen.

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Discover the  alphazoo Premium  Black cumin oil for dogs

Welcome to the world of excellent food care for your four-legged friend!  Black cumin oil for dogs  is the secret ingredient you have been looking for to do something good for your dog. The  Black cumin oil for dogs  is a real highlight and one of the must-haves in your pet repertoire.

High quality and natural:  Black cumin for dogs

Our  Black cumin for dogs  comes from the black cumin plant  Nigella Sativa , which is known for its valuable properties. The careful production of this  cold-pressed  Oil guarantees that the valuable ingredients of the real  Black cumin oil for dogs, i.e. the Omega-3 & Omega-6 fatty acids  This process is essential so that the natural composition of the oil is not altered by heat, thus preserving its original characteristics.

Why prefer cold-pressed feed oil?

The special thing about  cold-pressed  Feed oils such as  Black Cumin for Dogs  is that the gentle process preserves essential nutrients. The quality of the  Premium Black Cumin Oil for Dogs  is thereby preserved and offers your dog what nature has to offer.

Manufacture quality with  alphazoo 

The production of real  Black cumin oil for dogs  is done with the utmost care. Only selected seeds from  Nigella Sativa , dem  real black cumin After harvesting, they are carefully processed into the finest caraway oil without the use of heat. This ensures that the native properties of the oil are not lost.

Fountain of youth for the fur:  Black Cumin for Dogs

Your faithful companion deserves the best, and that  caraway oil  from  alphazoo  is an excellent choice. Our customers love to do something good for their dogs and let them shine in all their glory - of course always taking responsible care into account.

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We attach great importance to the fact that  Black cumin oil for dogs  your four-legged friend without unnecessary additives or processing. Trust in a product that is manufactured with great attention to detail and a high standard of purity.

A Heart for Paws:  Black cumin for dogs  from  alphazoo

Black cumin  stands for quality that you can see and feel. With our  Black cumin oil for dogs  you bring a piece of this philosophy straight home. Offering your dog the best has never been so easy and uncomplicated.

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FEEDING RECOMMENDATION FOR BLACK CUMIN OIL


  • Dogs up to 10 kg 5 ml daily


  • Dogs 10 to 20 kg 10 ml daily


  • Dogs 20 to 30 kg 15 ml daily


  • Dogs 30 to 40 kg 20 ml daily



Stir the black cumin oil in circular movements. Vigorous shaking can lead to spills.
Please do not feed the cold-pressed black cumin oil to cats.

One teaspoon corresponds to approximately 5 ml.

Storage instructions: Please store the genuine black cumin oil in a cool, dry place protected from light.
Composition: black cumin oil

Analytical components: Crude fat 99.5%

Natively contained omega fatty acid profile:

Linolenic acid (omega-3, polyunsaturated)

4%

Linoleic acid (omega-6, polyunsaturated)

60%

Oleic acid (omega-9, monounsaturated)

30%

Black cumin oil is a natural product and the omega fatty acid profile is subject to natural fluctuations.
What is black cumin?
Black cumin, scientifically known as Nigella sativa, is a flowering plant in the buttercup family (Ranunculaceae). It is native to southern Europe, the Middle East, and South Asia, and is commonly cultivated in these regions. Black cumin is not to be confused with caraway (Carum carvi) or cumin (Cuminum cyminum), which are completely different plants despite their similar-sounding names.

The plant is characterized by delicate, pinnate leaves, blue-white flowers and small, angular seeds. It is these seeds that have found importance in cooking and in various areas of application. The seeds of Nigella sativa are black and are often called black cumin because of their appearance. They are naturally aromatic and have a slightly bitter, spicy taste. In cooking, black cumin seeds are traditionally used as a spice and can be used in bread, pastries or curry dishes.

What does cold pressed mean?
"Cold pressed" refers to the process used to extract oils from seeds or fruits. This process involves mechanical pressing without the use of external heat to extract the oil. This means that the temperature during pressing remains below a certain degree, which helps to preserve the oil's natural properties, flavors and nutrients as much as possible. Cold pressed oils are generally considered to be of higher quality because they are less processed and therefore retain their authentic composition.

What is the difference between real and fake black cumin?
The difference between real and fake black cumin lies mainly in the botanical origin. Real black cumin (Nigella Sativa) comes from the plant of the same name and should not be confused with caraway or cumin, despite the similar names. Fake black cumin refers to products that may come from other plants or contain impurities and do not have the pure, characteristic properties of real black cumin. Real black cumin has certain characteristics and quality standards that are not necessarily present in other products.

Is black seed oil toxic to my dog?
Regarding black seed oil and its tolerance for dogs: In general, black seed oil is used in different contexts for dogs. However, as with all supplements, it is important to consider the specific tolerance and the correct dosage. It is recommended that the use of black seed oil be carried out taking into account the individual needs of your dog, relying on the expertise of professionals, such as veterinarians, to ensure safe use.

Is black seed oil toxic to my cat?
Black seed oil is generally not recommended for cats as it contains substances that can be potentially harmful to cats. Cats have a different physiology than dogs and humans, especially when it comes to metabolizing certain compounds. Therefore, it is advisable to seek professional advice and follow the recommendations of veterinarians before using any supplement for cats.

How was black cumin used historically?
Black cumin, known as Nigella sativa, has a diverse historical use that spans different cultures and civilizations. Black cumin was highly prized in ancient Egypt. The seeds were discovered in the tomb of the Pharaoh Tutankhamun, suggesting that they were considered important, perhaps for ritual purposes or as a funerary offering to protect or nourish the Pharaoh in the afterlife.

In ancient medicine, black cumin was mentioned by various prominent figures such as the Greek physician Hippocrates and the Roman scholar Pliny the Elder. They described the use of the seeds for gastronomic applications as well as for skin and hair care.

In Islam, black cumin is particularly well known for Muhammad's words that black cumin can be a cure for all diseases except death. This contributed to black cumin being widely used in the Islamic world and considered an important natural product.

Black seed has been widely used in traditional medicine in various cultures, including the Unani and Ayurvedic systems. In Ayurveda, the traditional Indian healing art, black seed seeds are used to support various processes in the body. Black seed seeds are also used in Unani, a medical tradition that has its roots in Greco-Arabic medicine.

In culinary terms, black cumin seeds have a long history of being used to season and enhance dishes, particularly in Indian, Pakistani, Persian, Turkish and Egyptian cuisines, where they add a unique flavour to breads, curries, pickles and other dishes.

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