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Can dogs have Karanja oil?

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Overview

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No. Karanja oil is not safe for dogs to ingest. It contains toxic metabolites that can poison fish and other animals. However, karanja oil can be safely used topically on the skin to treat various canine skin conditions. It’s also an anti-parasitic oil that gets rid of mites and ticks in dogs.

Benefits

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  • Karanja oil is not safe for dogs to consume. The oil extracted from the kernel seeds of the karanja plant is toxic to dogs and other animals. However, when used topically on the skin, Karanja oil can help relieve pain from arthritis in dogs due to its anti-inflammatory properties.
  • Karanja oil can be used as a lotion to treat dog skin disorders.
  • Karanja oil is also an anti-parasitic oil that repels mites and ticks; it is a natural ingredient often found in dog shampoo.

Risks

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  • Karanja oil is toxic to animals when ingested. It contains toxic metabolites karanjin and pongamol, which are used as a fish poison.
  • It must be detoxified before it can be used for beneficial purposes.
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Servings

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  • Karanja oil is an effective treatment for many types of skin conditions in dogs. It is available in both oil and spray form. To use, apply or spray the karanja oil on the affected area. Make sure to avoid contact with the dog's eyes, nose, and mouth. Repeat applications as needed until the condition clears up.

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