Everything You Need to Know About CoQ10
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- čas přidán 19. 08. 2023
- You may be familiar with the benefits of CoQ10 for humans, but have you ever considered it for your four-legged companions? This potent antioxidant is not just for us, it offers remarkable benefits for horses and cats too. Think of it as a secret weapon for energy production and tissue repair, vital for our furry friends' overall health.
Tired pets, those with muscle discomfort or even those facing certain health issues may find a new lease on life with CoQ10. So, let's explore how incorporating CoQ10 into your pet's daily routine could make a world of difference:
1. Energy Boost: CoQ10 aids in ATP synthesis, the primary energy source in cells. This means your pet can have more vitality for their day-to-day capers.
2. Muscle Relief: CoQ10 supports tissue repair which can help ease muscle discomfort and encourage faster recovery, particularly after rigorous exercise or physical strain.
3. Heart Health: Studies have shown CoQ10's positive effects on cardiovascular function, aiding in keeping your pet's heart in tip-top shape.
Before you rush off to add CoQ10 to your pet's diet, remember it's crucial to consult with your veterinarian. They can advise on correct dosage and any potential interactions with existing medications.
So why not offer your pets the gift of vitality and well-being with CoQ10? We can't guarantee they'll thank you with a wagging tail or purrs of joy, but we're pretty sure they'll appreciate it.
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Dr.Judy,
Thank you so much for sharing your vast knowledge with us!!!!
You are greatly appreciated!!!!!
Stay strong!
I'm pleasantly shocked. I have 2 12-year-old large breed male dogs, a Lab/Rottweiler blend who is 70# and a Wood personality, and an Akita/Bull Terrier/Am. Staffy Bull who is 60# and a Fire personality (they don't get along together, but they both adore me). Wood dog has a heart murmur and Fire dog has an enlarged right atrium and ventricle, likely related to previously treated heartworms. They have each been getting 200 mg of the COQ10 you mention in this video on their breakfast for a week now, and YEARS have been erased from their behavior. They're jumping, spinning, barking, jumping, ready to walk for a mile or more, always ready to train, getting into mischief and PLAYING AGAIN! I thought I was going to lose the Akita mix before winter of 2025 based on how much he slowed down this year, but now... I might have 2 or more good years with my boys and you get the credit for putting this on my radar. THANK YOU, Doctor! (NOW to deal with diet and allergies!)
Thanks for this information. I am putting my senior baby angel on this .
Thank you....I shared with my fb group of those with dogs with CHF, heart disease...lost my lil girl in January
Thank you, Judy, for that wealth of information! I'm right on with my Cavalier Clover, but it sounds like I need to raise my own dosage a bit, especially because I take a Statin!
Thank you
This was really useful, thank you!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you!
I’m so glad I found you!
I can’t thank you enough for your content 💚💚
Thank You so much Dr. Judy for sharing and providing much needed information, you're amazing....
I gave my cat CoQ10 bc dental surgery was off the table. And his heart was bad. My cat had HCM. He was 15 lbs and when he died 10 lbs skin and bones.
I gave 10mg per lbs too.
Can you please make a video on vestibular decease?! My toy poodle was diagnosed with this .
Thank you very interesting ti kown And For alllergy Whey Isidra good..?
I have been taking CoQ10 myself for years; for my (formerly) bleeding gums and my own heart as a prevention (I have a family history of heart disease.) Honestly I never thought of using this on my rescue dog. Would you use this as a prevention for any/all dogs or only dogs that are known for having heart issues?
You mentioned the contradictory studies when it comes to blood thinners. Thats warfarin. What about Nattokinase?
Does it help with HCM too? If so that could explain why the xray showed the heart was better than weeks prior? Could that have been?
Can I dessolve coq10 soft gell in bone broth with coconut oil ?
Can u still add a Vitamin E supplement to their food if you're giving Ubiquinol?
I got soft gells one.is coq10 like fish oil? Cuz my cat hates fish oil
Dr.Judy Morgan I have a question please ? I only have the 60 veg cap of 200mg. How would i give this to my 17lb dog with #2 heart murmur ? Open it up and split in breakfast & dinner??? Sorry, but im confused and dont want to do something wrong!!! TIA 🙏🐾💕
Dr. Judy. My dog is in rough shape, after insulinoma surgery. A friend recommended Coq-10. He has pancreatitis, possible blood clots, and is being treated to V Tach.
Is Co Q 10 safe on Plavix? Thank you so very much if you respond 🙏🏼❤️
Do I need to dissolve soft gel coq10 I'm warm water also? And is it I'm centigrade or ferenhite?
is the dose 10mg/lb appropriate for cats as well? ive been giving 30mg CoQ10 SID for the past 7yrs to my HCM+ve sphynx
So what is the dosage for Ubiquinol?
That's why I'm here too
Please be careful with purchasing NOW Co Q10 Ubiquinol for your pets. Some of the NOW brands contain d-limonene, which can cost your dog it's LIFE! If you're not purchasing the exact one provided in the link to Dr. Judy's website, MAKE SURE YOU READ THE INGREDIENT LIST and make sure it does NOT contain d-limonene.
This should have been clearly stated in this video!
If they start having loose stools do you go back down to the last dose that was well tolerated and then gradually work up to 10mg/lb or should you keep giving a lower dose if they have a hard time tolerating a higher dose?
does the freeze drying process destry the co q10 enzyme? I feed raw meat(mostly grass fed beef, lamb and venison) but I can't find most organs in my area so I use freeze dried heart, lungs, tripe, gizzard etc and liver and secreting organs.
Can I ask you if you buy freeze dried tripe or make it? I need a source for this as my boy likes freeze dried green tripe treats but unfortunately not fresh.
Just curious if you have a dog with heart disease and is on heart medication already, can you also do CoQ10? I have one who is about 12 lb who has a heart murmur and heart disease and she's on three different heart meds at the moment.
Hi I have the same problem, want to know ,my dog also heart murmur, she's on one medication
I’m not a vet but common sense would say it’s fine considering the fact that co a 10 is found in every cell in your body…
Thank you for this information. My 11yo Cavoodle has 5/6 heart murmur and has CHF. I recently started him on COQ10 but only bought 10mg capsules off Amazon. So I just want to confirm that my math is correct. He weighs 6.3kg so would I be giving him 120mg twice daily? I personally take 150mg would that be too much?He had only been on 10mg once daily for a week and we already saw a drop in his BUN levels. Imagine what the correct dosage could do for his heart. It gives me hope.
Administer 1-2 mg/lb of bodyweight when using for prevention and 5-10 mg/lb of bodyweight during treatment depending on age, breed, and condition.
@tinamyers - Please be careful with purchasing NOW CoQ10 Ubiquinol for your pets. Some of the NOW brands contain d-limonene, which can cost your dog it's LIFE! If you're not purchasing the exact one provided in the link to Dr. Judy's website, MAKE SURE YOU READ THE INGREDIENT LIST and make sure it does NOT contain d-limonene.
This should have been clearly stated in this video!
I’m using the VetriScience brand. There’s no mention of D-limolene.
But canned sardines, fish etc...do they still contain the coq10?
Yes but I don’t think enough
plz someone help my cat is of 9 kg.i want to give him for his heart just to be safe but i dont understand how should i dose him ?
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Would ubiquinol be dosed the same as coq10?
Check out Dr. Karen Becker as she discusses ubiquinol (Bark & Whiskers brand from Dr. Mercola). I use this for my dog. You’ll be using a lower dose since ubiquinol is the active form of CoQ10 (ubiquinone) and doesn’t need to be converted.
@onlyinparadise4613 thanks for the info
@jessicamorgan - Please be careful with purchasing NOW CoQ10 Ubiquinol for your pets (or any other brands that are for humans. Some of the NOW capsules contain d-limonene, which can cost your dog it's LIFE! If you're not purchasing the exact one provided in the link to Dr. Judy's website, MAKE SURE YOU READ THE INGREDIENT LIST and make sure it does NOT contain d-limonene.
This should have been clearly stated in this video!
if q10 shrink hear size how can be useful?
Enlarged heart means overworked muscles coq10 mitigates this process and takes strain off the heart thereby reducing the enlarged heart and making you live longer tadaaa. Try to research yourself so you can be convinced and educated
WARNING!!!!
Please be careful with purchasing NOW CoQ10 Ubiquinol for your pets. Some of the NOW brands (as well as other brands made for humans) contain d-limonene, which can cost your dog it's LIFE! If you're not purchasing the exact one provided in the link to Dr. Judy's website, MAKE SURE YOU READ THE INGREDIENT LIST and make sure it does NOT contain d-limonene.
This should have been clearly stated in this video.
Animals? Hahaha include that in your heading.