Are you thinking about starting your dog on Rose-Hip Vital, and you’re wondering, ‘does rosehip interact with any medications?’
The good news is that Rose-Hip Vital has no known side effects or contraindications.
Rose-Hip Vital Canine is a 100% plant-based antioxidant and anti-inflammatory supplement, that can be added to your dog’s regular food to boost their mobility, banish joint pain, and improve their immunity.
Made with nothing but pure rosehips that have been ground into a fine powder, Rose-Hip Vital contains the exclusive galactolipid, GOPO®. This anti-inflammatory compound is isolated and activated using our patented drying and manufacturing processes.
Our unique powder has the scientific backing of over 30 clinical studies, including 9 double-blind, placebo-controlled trials.
So while you might have read about rosehip interactions with medications, our special powder is not your average rosehip supplement.
Read on to discover why there’s nothing else quite like Rose-Hip Vital.
Rose-Hip Vital is Safe and Scientifically-Backed
Rose-Hip Vital is the only canine rosehip supplement to have the scientific backing of over 30 clinical and scientific studies, including 9 double-blind, placebo-controlled trials.
These studies back the safety of our powder, and prove the anti-inflammatory benefits of GOPO®, our exclusive activated galactolipid.
These peer-reviewed studies have also found that Rose-Hip Vital is free from any associated side effects or contraindications, making it perfectly safe to take alongside existing medication.
Anti-Inflammatory Support Without the Nasty Side Effects
Dogs that are taking NSAIDs (Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs) can suffer from uncomfortable side effects, including lethargy, lack of appetite, incontinence, and anxiety.
This is commonly caused by the interaction of the anti-inflammatory medication with their cardiovascular and gastrointestinal system.
Luckily, dogs taking Rose-Hip Vital don’t have to worry about these nasty side effects. Our natural anti-inflammatory is 100% plant-based, meaning it works intuitively with your dog’s system. It’s easily absorbed, and being natural, the benefits are efficiently and effectively distributed.
Better yet, you can give it to your dog long term without having to worry about damage or diseases, like Cushing’s disease.
Common Rosehip Interactions with Medication
Rose-Hip Vital has been found to have no side effects or contraindications, making it perfectly safe to take alongside existing medication.
If you’ve ever searched, does rosehip interact with any medications? you might have seen suggestions that rosehip interacts with blood clotting and anti-clotting medication.
While this may be true for general rosehip supplements, Rose-Hip Vital’s unique powder is not your typical rosehip supplement.
Both the University of Copenhagen and the Department of Clinical Microbiology, Copenhagen, have released extensive papers on our special rosehip powder. These studies found that Rose-Hip Vital has no association with platelet aggregation or fibrinolysis, indicating that the risk of clotting, and anti-clotting, caused by taking our particular rosehip supplement is minimal.
Rose-Hip Vital is Well-Tolerated
In even better news, Rose-Hip Vital has been found to be well-tolerated, even for sensitive stomachs and fussy eaters.
We always recommend that dogs who have a history of food sensitivities gradually introduce our powder, beginning with a reduced dose and slowly building up their tolerance over time. This helps to ensure the greatest chance of success.
If you feel like your dog needs more support in this area, we have some handy tips here, or you can reach out to our team, who have plenty of first-hand experience.
Rose-Hip Vital Canine is a safe, scientifically-backed rosehip supplement that you can give to your dog long-term for joint and wellbeing support. Why not get started today, and help your dog live like a puppy for as long as possible.
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