
Are you wondering if it makes sense for your dog to eat parsley? You are not alone! It’s a tempting idea considering the nutrients including vitamin A, C, folic acid and even antioxidants. You’ll be happy to hear that fresh Read More …
Are you wondering if it makes sense for your dog to eat parsley? You are not alone! It’s a tempting idea considering the nutrients including vitamin A, C, folic acid and even antioxidants. You’ll be happy to hear that fresh Read More …
Are you wondering if cilantro is OK for canine consumption? It’s a great question considering that many herbs and spices should be off limits to your dog. Cilantro in particular is an ingredient in lots of wonderful recipes. So is Read More …
Oregano is a delicious addition to any dish. It also has plenty of powerful medicinal properties. Do you want to add this herb to your dog’s diet? Whether it is safe is up for debate. The ASPCA lists oregano as Read More …
Right up front: While cats get a big buzz from catnip, dogs do not really respond to this natural stimulant — at least in a manner one would expect. Truth be told, felines and canines react to catnip quite differently. Read More …
Lots of people take Echinacea for immune system support. But for a pet dog? Whether this popular herbal supplement truly works, either for animals or people, is up for debate. With that being said… Some evidence does exist that Echinacea is Read More …
You’ll be happy to hear that canines can benefit from milk thistle as well. AKA Silybum marianum, this flowery plant is a useful supplement for people and their dogs! Being a holistic remedy, it’s most notable for its ability to Read More …
Ginger is obviously healthy for us humans, but what about for dogs? Well, you’ll be happy to hear that your best buddy can benefit from this herb too. Ginger not only offers numerous vitamins and minerals, but it’s also great Read More …
Curry for a canine doesn’t make sense, but turmeric does! Yes, you can share this wonderful spice with your dog. It happens to be beneficial (especially for arthritis). While feeding Fido spices is normally not a good idea, turmeric is Read More …