Bee pollen, collected by honeybees, is a superfood for dogs just as it is for humans. Packed with nearly all the essential nutrients, it’s rich in protein (about 40%) and contains 21 of the 24 essential amino acids, as well as important vitamins like B-complex and folic acid, making it a powerhouse of nourishment for your pup.
Bee pollen is also one of nature’s richest sources of protein, containing more amino acids than beef, eggs, or cheese by weight! A single teaspoon contains over 2.5 billion pollen grains, offering a wide variety of nutrients that are hard to find in any other food source.
 
For dogs, bee pollen can be a natural remedy for allergies. By regularly ingesting small amounts, your dog’s body can build immunity to common allergens, helping prevent reactions like hay fever.
 
Bee pollen is also a natural energy booster, loaded with carbohydrates, protein, and B vitamins to help keep your dog energized and active. Plus, its enzymes support digestion by aiding nutrient absorption, promoting overall health.
 
As a bonus, bee pollen is rich in antioxidants, boosting your dog’s immune system and protecting against cellular damage caused by free radicals. It’s a fantastic addition to your dog's diet, but if your dog is sensitive to pollen, consult your vet before introducing it.
 
While we are not canine nutritionists, bee pollen is a wonderful supplement to add to your dog’s existing diet, not a meal replacement.