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Pitaya For Cats & Dogs
All red and yellow varieties of pitaya (dragon fruit) are beneficial for cats and dogs, however red-fleshed pitaya is most beneficial. Red-fleshed pitaya is one of the fruits rich in hyperantioxidants, an undiscovered variety of supercharged antioxidants, amplified to kill bugs such as viruses inside people and cats and dogs. When a hyperantioxidant touches a virus cell, the virus oxidizes as the hyperantioxidant interacts with an enzyme the virus harbors. That interaction causes the virus to rapidly age and lose its vitality. When viruses and bacteria absorb hyperantioxidants through their cell structure, they choke and die.
When people and cats and dogs consume antioxidants—those found in red pitaya, wild blueberries, and red apple skins especially, as well as in some other fruits, leafy greens, leafy herbs, and shoots—the liver releases a chemical compound that adheres to the antioxidants. Together, the liver’s chemical formulation and the healing foods’ antioxidants form a hybrid biochemical compound that acts as a softener that performs a rescue operation for hardened, burdened scar tissue and other damaged tissue, membranes, and lobules in the liver and other places in the body. The red pigment in the red-fleshed variety of pitaya is a rejuvenator for the liver of cats and dogs, bringing cells back to life. It helps the liver produce cells faster so regeneration of the liver can occur.
Red pitaya is a skin rejuvenator, helps protect the eyes, and is a brain cell food. Pitaya is an amazing food for constipation, too, as all pitaya has a mild laxative effect.
How To Use:
- Pitaya has a laxative effect, so only give your cat or dog small amount (find appropriate amounts in Medical Medium Healing Your Pet.
- Mash ripe, soft red or yellow pitaya varieties to add to your cat’s or dog’s meals
- Offer bite-size pieces as treats and snacks
- You can also add 100% pure pitaya powder into wet food
Find out about more healing foods for cats and dogs and learn critical information about how to support your pet’s health in Medical Medium Healing Your Pet.
This item posted: 01-Sep-2026


