Rosehip Powder

Description

Natural joint & wellbeing support from pure Rosehip

Our Rosehip powder is a pure, naturally sourced supplement made from some of the best wild Briar Rose fruits (Rosa canina). Rosehip has long been valued as one of nature’s richest sources of antioxidants and vitamins — and modern research points to its natural galactolipid, GOPO, as the component associated with joint comfort. It’s widely used in equine performance stables and canine show and performance kennels alike.

What it supports

• Joint comfort — natural daily support for active and ageing animals.
• Antioxidant support — rich in vitamin C and natural antioxidants.
• Immune & general wellbeing.
• Performance animals — a natural addition to a working diet.

What’s in it

Rosehip is naturally rich in vitamin C, antioxidants and essential fatty acids, plus the galactolipid GOPO — the component most studied for its role in joint comfort. (Rosehip’s joint benefits come from this GOPO/seed fraction, not from vitamin C alone.)

Feeding guide

As a general guide (or follow the directions on your pack):

Mix into normal feed; introduce gradually.

Why buy from Animal Rehab Australia

• Pure, naturally sourced wild Briar Rose (Rosa canina) — one of the purest rosehip powders available.
• Used in equine performance stables and canine show/performance kennels.
• Friendly Australian-based support.

Frequently asked questions

How long until I see a difference?
Rosehip works gradually — most feed it daily for 4–12 weeks before judging the result.

Is it the vitamin C that helps the joints?
Research points to the natural galactolipid (GOPO), not vitamin C alone, for joint comfort — though rosehip is also a great natural antioxidant and vitamin-C source.

Horse and dog?
Yes — suitable for both; adjust to bodyweight.

Can I feed it with my green-lipped mussel supplement?
Many owners use both together for joint support — check with your vet if your animal is on medication.

Important

A complementary feed supplement to support general wellbeing — not a veterinary medicine, and not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Introduce gradually and check with your veterinarian if your animal is pregnant, on medication, or unwell.

Questions about dosing or which supplement suits your animal? Contact our team — we’re happy to help.