Can dogs have melatonin?

Melatonin is a powerful hormone that can relieve symptoms of insomnia. This naturally occurring substance is fairly effective and has a good. read more

The correct melatonin dosage for dogs depends upon the dog’s weight. A typical dose is around 1 mg. per 20 pounds. This would translate to approximately 1 mg for a small dog, 3 mg. for an medium sized dog, and as much as 6 mg. for a large dog. read more

Pain relievers can be hard on your dogs stomach, and can alter the way they interact with their owners. There is a natural alternative, that will not leave your dog dazed and confused – melatonin. You can safely give melatonin in place of an anxiety medication for dogs. read more

Melatonin promotes hair growth, so is useful in some cases where dogs have lost an amount of their fur. Notably, it is used to treat certain kinds of alopecia, such as Alopecia X. It can also help with hair regrowth in dogs with Cushing’s disease. read more