Natural Herbs for Dogs
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Basil for Dogs
Because it contains numerous antioxidants, basil is considered to help to prevent the cell damage which can result in cancer in dogs . . .
Can Dogs Eat Parsley?
Parsley is well known for keeping a dog’s breath fresh, but it also has anti-inflammatory properties, can be beneficial to dogs . . .
Can Dogs Eat Milk Thistle?
Milk thistle is beneficial for dogs undergoing treatment for liver disease, needing to detoxify and regenerate the liver after illness . . .
Can Dogs Eat Red Clover?
Red clover is a perennial flowering plant belonging to the bean family. It’s a plant native to Europe, Western Asia and parts of Africa . . .
Can Dogs Eat Ginkgo Biloba?
One of the oldest living tree species on the planet, ginkgo biloba, commonly known simply as ginkgo or the maidenhair tree . . .
Can Dogs Eat Cayenne Pepper?
Cayenne pepper is good for the heart and beneficial for the digestive system of your dog. It can also be useful for dogs suffering from . . .
HERBS FOR DOGS
Natural herbs for dogs can do a great deal to improve the health of your best friend. A sick dog living in the wild will seek out herbs at a time of health crisis. In the same way, herbs have been used by man to treat dog ailments since he first began to domesticate the dog many thousands of years ago.
Traditional veterinary medicine is very good at treating the symptoms of an illness. But it is not so good at treating the cause of a problem. That is where natural herbs for dogs can play an enormous part in keeping your dog happy and healthy. By treating if not entirely eliminating the cause of disease. And they make homemade dog food taste nicer of course!
As a UK canine nutrition consultant, I am a great believer in the power of herbs. I use them for everything from medicine for my dogs to ingredients in some of my dog nutritionist recipes. Long before man ever walked the earth, animals understood the power of herbs. They instinctively knew what was safe and what was toxic. Ancient man learned from watching animals and much later much of what had been learned went into the making of our earliest medicines.
Please contact me for a personalised nutritional consultation for your dog.