It is believed to contain almost every nutrient necessary to human life - lots of enzymes, and omega fatty acids. It is also supposed to help digestion by letting the dog/human absorb more nutrients from the food they eat. Does anyone know if I would be able to use this as a kind of digestion enzyme, instead of the pill supplements, since I feed my dog a kibble diet(Taste of the Wild)? And does anyone know much else about supplementing dogs with "Nature's Perfect Food"? Ie dosage, other benefits, and whatnot. I haven't been able to find alot of information on it, which frustrates me. Here is a link about it:

http://www.nutrasanus.com/bee-pollen.html

Thanks,

Cynthia

I bet Call of the Dog knows. Jay, what do you think?

Bee pollen is considered to be one of the "superfoods", containing an incredible array of vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and enzymes.  However,although rare,you should be made aware that some dogs are allergic to bee pollen.you may need to test your dog, using bee pollen alone and all things considered, I would go a different route because the test process is tedious and there is a much much better alternative. If you contact me we can discuss it further if you wish.

I knew you would know!