Garden Herbs That Benefit Dogs (5 Great Nutritional Herbs For Dogs)
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ABOUT TODAYS VIDEO: 5 Garden Herbs That Benefit Dogs
Basil is packed with beta-carotene, vitamins A, B6, C, E and K as well as minerals Calcium, Iron, Potassium and Manganese. 1 teaspoon of dried basil has as much calcium as a half glass of cow's milk.
Simply pick the leaves and add to your dogs meals for an excellent source of fiber, antioxidants and chlorophyll to take away body odor, bad breath and to alleviate constipation and bad gas.
Oregano is packed with vitamins and minerals. It's an aromatic and medicinal plant with incredible healing properties known since ancient times. It contains vitamins A,C, E, B6, K, as well as iron, magnesium, calcium and potassium.
It also contains rosmarinic acid, a powerful antioxidant and it's essential oils are anti inflammatory and anti microbial known to aid the healing of allergies, asthma, digestive problems, flu, gum disease, mange, yeast infections and kennel cough.
Red Clover is one of nature's anti cancer, blood purifier and immune system enhancers.
Red clover contains beneficial isoflavones and including its phytoestrogens, red clover is a valuable source of calcium, chromium, magnesium, niacin, phosphorus, potassium, thiamine, and vitamin C.
Red clover can be used internally and externally as a preventative measure. It comes either as dried herbs, as a tea or as a tincture. Give a small pinch to a small dog and a larger pinch to a big dog if using dried herbs. Follow the guidelines on the bottle if using as a tincture and using your dogs body weight.
The Astragalus herb, a member of the pea family has been used for thousands of years by the Chinese in herbal healing and as part of Ayurvedic medicine.
Astragalus is called an adaptogen, meaning it helps protect the body from physical, mental, or emotional stress. This herb will enhance your dogs immune system to more powerfully defend from diseases such as cancer while at the same time helping to strengthen the digestive tract, the thyroid, heart, lungs, kidneys and the all important liver.
Astragalus works in similar fashion to echinacea by increasing the levels of certain immune cells to fight pathogens. Now on high alert, these immune defence cells will consume or kill microbial enemies, viruses and cancer cells.
Astragalus comes in capsules and tincture form. You can use up to 10 drops of the tincture per 10lbs of your dogs lean body weight twice daily.
Dandelion is another common back yard weed with pretty yellow flowers. This herb is a bitter herb that helps break down fats in the body by stimulating the digestive system and reducing inflammation.
Dandelion will increases circulation in the body and helps to heal inflamed lining of the lower gastrointestinal tract. It's also excellent for reducing lipomas or fatty cysts on the skin by helping to remove toxins through the kidneys and liver.
Buy a tincture of dandelion and give your dog a 1/2 drop of tincture per pound of body weight.
Edible herbs add a powerful nutritional and herbal boost to your dogs health and wellbeing.
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1:55 Red Clover
2:44 Astragalus
3:35 Dandelion
Thank you again : )
This man deserves way more subs than he has. I've just discovered his channel and it has been a wealth of information that I'm very fortunate to have found. Thank you Mr. Dan Scott,thank you so much.
Thank you Carolina. Very much appreciated.
Thank you! Again, this is good advice for our dog’s humans!
Your welcome. Herbs are key to life for us all, especially some of the bitter herbs like dandelion... and it's free! (just mix into salads or cooked dishes).
Dan when you say to mix oregano oil with olive oil and rub it on your dogs pads can I use it with coconut oil instead
Yes.
Thank you Dr
Your most welcome.
Thank you for your sage advice.
Your welcome Joy.
Thanks!
Your welcome.
Very informative and shared to my pinterest board for healthy life.
Your welcome Wanda and thanks.
Can you put Chaparral on small open wound on dogs paw? It’s a lump that has broken the skin.
Yes you can actually. I've heard some great anecdotal healing stories using this herb.
If you want an excellent antibiotic to keep things clean, I also recommend silver: Silver spray: amzn.to/3gJ16i3
Simply spray the area twice daily and stop once healed.
Dan What about Moringa Olifera for dogs. ?
I could recommend a number of good options Mary and in fact have in your other comment but what I want to know first is, whats the dogs diet?
I wonder how often I can give red clover to my dog, he has pancritis at the moment and having a flare up
Do you have a remadey for treating a dog with COVID-19 symptoms? My dog was exposed to COVID from me during the time I had it, now she's showing signs of lethargy and congestion. I'm trying to catch it early.
Yes, get some oregano oil: amzn.to/3ulnF1T
Mix 2 drops into 1tsp olive oil and add to meals once daily for 7-11 days as needed then stop.
Use oregano oil as yours and the dogs antibiotic at first sign of any infection/cold/flu etc For you it's 4 drops in Tblsp olive oil and straight down the throat. Bit acrid but feels good when taken and works fast.
@@DanScott1 Thank you, I had actually recently ordered some and it arrived just yesterday.
@@user-pm8eb6lg4e Ok, great. Your welcome.
Hi Dan been watching from the US! Can you do a video on your thoughts about Apple Cider Vinegar?
Hi Calvin, here you go: ua-cam.com/video/rmaf8qEut_8/v-deo.html
@@DanScott1 Thanks Dan!
I’m actually looking into using oregano oil for my dog
Yes, good choice.
What is the name of super greens that you recommended ?
There's this dog specific one: Green Immune + Super food - (GLM, phytoplankton, Microalgae and Spinach) - healthydogforlife.com/GreenImmuneSuperfood
and there's a general one: Green Vibrance: amzn.to/3cOgzLu
Re the first option, they have a sale starting soon 11/18 - 12/2 giving customers 40% SITEWIDE with code BFCM40 at checkout.
They also do excellent CBD oil, so this 40% off helps a lot.
@@DanScott1 Yahusha bless you .
Thank you so much .
We have new rat terrier mix , we adopted them they are special needs
Both have had hips removed,broken fractured knee. And all . They need all the help they can get.
Use to bring them to a holistic vet in Metairie. But my husband was diagnosed with lung cancer and it was a along way to go .
Our vet here is loving, but only treats with meds.
So glad Yahusha sent you !!!
@@glendaguilott3765 Your welcome Glenda.
What can we use to prevent heart worms ???
The best way I know is to run a 28 day protocol once annually using: Black Walnut, Clove & Wormwood Extract: amzn.to/2S8paBE
Kills worms 100%. Heartworm takes 5 months to gestate once infected so a once annual treatment will siufice. Depending on your dogs size, you give X drops daily in food for 14 days, stop 7 days, then a further 14 days and done. The dog will be clear of eggs, larvae and adults. I did a dog worms video on this.
@@DanScott1 thank you so much . Yahusha bless you !!!
@@glendaguilott3765 Your welcome Glenda.
I want to make your bone broth, can I add these herbs right to the pot?
The herbs you add just before serving the food, they don't go in the pot for cooking. The broth is just the bones etc. Herbs want to be given fresh/dry/tincture separately. Give the dandelion tincture before food to stimulate appetite and help the kidneys, gut and increase circulation.
Is it okay to give all the supplements in one meal for my dog ?
Yes. Every couple of months give the dog a week off all supplements so the liver/kidneys can clear out.
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Hey Sharon, thankyou.
I have been giving my dogs that weigh 22 pounds a teaspoon of Green Vibrance Superfood with their morning meals. Should I still be giving them goat milk and bone broth?
The GVS is great for full body support, including it's probiotics for digestive support and many other benefits. The goat milk is for live enzymes, proteins and some nutrition. The bone broth is great nutrition, gelatin, minerals etc
So I'd give all three for different reasons but knowing that they are very beneficial to your dogs ongoing health and wellbeing as a whole.
hey Dan, 2 of my puppies had hookworms & we don’t think they got rid of them completely & they have been pooping diarrhea & they have been vomiting & they do look a little skinner, do you think that’s still the hookworms ? & also they has a lot of pimples & black spots on their bellies, is that a yeast infection ? and if so what do you recommend for both ?
To start with, get rid of the worms as they can cause secondary infection. Once they are gone, then see the condition of the belly as it may be connected. Use the natural choice.
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The sickness could well be from the synthetic treatment you gave them, it's harsh poison on a dogs system that can upset the kidneys, immune system, nervous system and more.
Also, what are you feeding them?
@@DanScott1 okay thanks!! im feeding them food called primal pet raw food
@@jeredozaeta513 Your welcome.
Ah.. Primal Raw UK, Good food, good company. Try the raw green tripe from Landywoods, good all round nutrient profile.
Hello, is Rhodiola safe for dogs? Or is there any herb I can give my dog who was recently diagnosed with IMHA.
Rhodiola is used for increasing energy, stamina, strength and mental capacity; and as a so-called “adaptogen” to help the body adapt to and resist physical, chemical, and environmental stress. Yes it's safe.
This is a tricky subject and one I could not go into here as there's so much to it.
I'd look at healthy diet ie fresh food diet not kibbles, supplements that boost immunity such as beta glucans via a good mushroom complex: amzn.to/3y2U4KA, a low stress environment and zero drugs/vaccines of any kind which may be difficult at this time with the vets.
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Feel free to ask questions to clarify.
@@DanScott1 thank you so much for your reply! I really appreciate and it’s so helpful! 🙏🏽 is there a type of raw food you recommend? I’m looking into just for dogs.
@@yvette6195 A raw diet can be one you make up yourself with the ingredients or you can buy in pre-made raw food meals that are complete nutritionally. Many local quality pet food stores now carry frozen raw food meals. Just search on the internet locally. There's Steves real food, Primal and many others.
If you want the information and to learn more about canine nutrition and 3 of the best complete diets, my ebook has all you need too: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/
Hey Doc,
What is a good homeopathic (herbs)for an itchy underside? we can control it but it seems episodic and we miss being on him for one day he will chew and scratch and, it will come back. Doing the healthy kibble and greens, diet doesn’t seem to effect it.
I know from watching some of Dan's previous videos that he recommends Silver Doc brand of Silver Hydrosol used in topical and oral applications. I just received the two bottle pack today so it will be awhile before I have any feedback but the feedback I've read so far has been incredible. Good luck from NC!
@@CarolinaGuy thanks , I have tried every topical, works and then doesn’t. But the oral application of silver hydro sol, we have not! I’ll give an update.
Aloe vera and witch hazel are both good for an itchy belly.
Aloe straight from the plant, opened and applied directly twice daily.
Witch hazel: amzn.to/356wosG
Just apply direct to problem areas.
@@DanScott1 witch Hazel, I have not tried but aloe Vera I have but need to use donut on him as he loves it. Will try the silver and the others too, thanks for your reply.
@@pittiesplus4108 Yes Aloe, some dogs/people love to eat. Yes, silver is good too. You said herbs, so I didn't mention it.
Remember the underlying cause - Diet!
I've probably said this to you already. Just checking for your Pits sake.
Superfood not available on Amazon - so annoying!!
Yes it is annoying, my favoright for 20 years.
Feed them raw or cooked?
Herbs are added fresh raw.
For herbs, I sprinkle one or more of the following in my dogs home-cooked meals daily: oregano, rosemary, thyme, basil, or coriander.
An excellent mix. I grow all those. Also pick some of those pretty weeds: dandelions and add the leaves - chopped, an excellent bitter herb for health.
@@DanScott1 Cheers, Dan. Oh, how nice it would be to have a garden, or better access to fresh. I can get rosemary here in Korea quite easily, basil a bit more scarce, but I will have to scour around for some dandelions. Is the entire dandelion ok, or just the leaves and stalk?
@@canadianroot Leaves, stalk and root.
@@DanScott1 Thanks, Dan. I'm on a mission to find dandelions now. I know that certain cultures use it for wine, no? If the dogs turn their noses up at it, I'll have to learn the art of dandelion wine making. ;)
@@canadianroot The English, The Americans... they like dandelion wine.
Best to shred it and mix in, that's what I do. It grows all over my garden!
Can I make teas with these herbs and give to my dogs? Instead of tinctures?
Yes you can do that.
@@DanScott1 thank you sir.
@@mikaeelrahman24 No worries.
Too much nutrients. No dog would eat all this in a month !
You would'nt give it all, choose the options that most suit your dogs needs. The Green Vibrance is freeze dried option that has everything in it but you serve a teaspoon size added to meals.