Discover how to safely use juniper berries for dogs. This amazing berry is celebrated for its practice as an astringent and diuretic. Plus it has antimicrobial properties that help detoxify and purify the blood through the urinary tract. It’s believed to be helpful for lowering blood sugar levels and aids in strengthening the kidneys. It’s …
For the past 3 decades, herbs have been a major part of healing our own dogs and the dogs we work with. This page is an introduction to an ongoing series in our article library dedicated to using herbs for dogs. You’ll find helpful content on individual herbs and how to use them to help …
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There is plenty of negative information available on the internet surrounding the use of garlic for dogs. The problem is that pet owners aren’t getting the whole story. Garlic CAN safely be used for your dog and offer tremendous rewards. In humans, studies indicate that garlic may reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, provide anti-microbial …
There are several reason that pet owners should consider using honey for dogs. Honey is a powerhouse naturally high in enzymes, high in antioxidants and flavonoids, and it kills anti-resistant bacteria including MRSA. Honey has helped dogs with all sorts of issues including allergies, infections, kennel cough, digestion, wounds including burns, hot spots, and pressure …
While regular use of turmeric for dogs may seem a little unusual; the benefits of adding this wonder herb to your best friend’s diet, are very high. There are a number of natural herbs, plants, and spices that are often considered outside the realm of what’s considered “normal” for pets but offer just as many …
Using horsetail herb for dogs is certainly a good idea for those with pets who are suffering bone and joint conditions as well as urinary complications. Its ability to get things moving makes it a practical part of one’s herbal toolkit, but there are always precautions. Still, using this “fossil” of a plant is generally …
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Using hawthorn berry for a dog’s heart can be very beneficial especially for dogs at risk or already suffering from heart problems. This herb offers some amazing natural cardio benefits for dogs who need help with heart function. When using herbs such as hawthorn berry, the best results are achieved when combined with a healthy, …
Grindelia squarrosa has outstanding medicinal properties that can be safely used for dogs. It is best known for cough suppression including its ability as an expectorant that stimulates the secretion of mucus. It also has anti-inflammatory properties and can help relieve sore throats. It has been used in horses, cats, birds, and dogs to treat …
There’s an awful lot of information about the pros and cons of home cooking for dogs, but finding quality, straightforward truth can be an uphill climb. That’s why we’re going to break down the basics and detail exactly why to make your own dog food is so beneficial. The Downside of Commercial Pet Food When …
Oregon grape root aka holly-leaf barberry is considered a bitter tonic and a natural antibacterial for dogs. Is Oregon Grape Root safe for dogs? Oregon grape is not considered a grape at all, but it’s actually part of the barberry family, so yes Oregon grape is safe to be used for dogs. Holistic vets often …
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This article discusses how to use the herb chaparral for dogs. Chaparral is a medicinal herb in the Zygophyllaceae family. Technically known as Larrea tridentate, the plant version of chaparral is sometimes called greasewood or creosote bush. It should be noted right off the bat that chaparral is a somewhat controversial herb. It is discouraged …
If you’re a dog owner, then you’ve probably watched your dog eat grass before and it very well may have been couch grass. Here in this article we share a few reasons your dog may be munching on the back yard grass. What is Couch Grass good for? Here’s 4 Things … It should be …
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