10 Herbs To Know

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Slippery Elm: (Ulmus fulva)Part used: Inner barkMedicinal benefits: Slippery elm soothes irritated mucous mem-branes and...
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Slippery Elm: (Ulmus fulva)

Part used: Inner bark
Medicinal benefits: Slippery elm soothes irritated mucous mem-
branes and eases diarrhea. It's also used internally for stomach
ulcers, colitis, sore throats, and coughs and topically for wounds
and abscesses.
Cautions: There are rare reports of dogs with allergic reactions to
slippery elm. Follow the cautionary guidelines given on page 8
when beginning an herbal regimen that includes slippery elm.
Otherwise, slippery elm is safe when used appropriately.

Sage (Salvia officinalis)Parts used: Leaves, flowersMedicinal benefits: Sage has cleansing and astringent actions andant...
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Sage (Salvia officinalis)
Parts used: Leaves, flowers
Medicinal benefits: Sage has cleansing and astringent actions and
antiseptic properties that are useful in healing infections.
(Artemisia spp.), however, should not be used internally. Be sure to
Cautions: Salvia officinalis is a very safe herb. Artemisia sages
confirm the botanical name of your sage supply before giving it
your dog.

Rosemary :(Rosmarinus officinalis)Parts used: Leaves, stems, flowersMedicinal benefits: Rosemary is a particularlyversat...
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Rosemary :(Rosmarinus officinalis)

Parts used: Leaves, stems, flowers
Medicinal benefits: Rosemary is a particularly
versatile herb that has antifungal, anti-
inflammatory, antispasmodic, carminative,
and stimulant properties. Externally, it can
be used as a wash in treating abrasions, bites,
cuts, and other injuries. Internally, it strengthens the heart and liver and stimulates circulation. Either given as
a tea or fed chopped finely with raw
parsley and comfrey leaves, it relieves
the symptoms of arthritis. Rosemary
can also aid in reducing bad breath and is
an excellent wash for mouth and teeth.
Cautions: Do not give rosemary to dogs that
are pregnant. Otherwise, it is safe when used
appropriately.

Peppermint (Mentha piperita)Parts used: LeavesMedicinal benefits: All members of the mintfamily, including peppermint, a...
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Peppermint (Mentha piperita)
Parts used: Leaves
Medicinal benefits: All members of the mint
family, including peppermint, are excellent
for soothing digestive disturbances, including
gas, indigestion, and colic, and for other internal aches and pains.
Cautions: Peppermint is safe when used
appropriately.

Marsh Mallow: (Althaeaofficinalis)Part used: RootMedicinal benefits: As an emollientwith high mucilaginous content,marsh...
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Marsh Mallow: (Althaea
officinalis)

Part used: Root
Medicinal benefits: As an emollient
with high mucilaginous content,
marsh mallow is useful in treating
gastrointestinal problems, particu-
larly inflammatory and ulcerative
conditions, spasm, colitis, diarrhea,
and constipation. Marshmallow
also has expectorant properties,
which make it ideal for treating
dry coughs, congestion, and respiratory disorders. It can be used externally as a poultice to reduce
inflammation and relieve skin rashes, abrasions, cuts, and bruises.
Cautions: Marsh mallow has the potential to exacerbate hypoglycemia, so check with your veterinarian before giving marsh mallow
to a dog with low blood sugar. Otherwise, it is safe when used appropriately.

Garlic: (Allium sativum)Part used: BulbMedicinal benefits: Garlic is one of the wonders of the herb world.It offers pote...
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Garlic: (Allium sativum)

Part used: Bulb
Medicinal benefits: Garlic is one of the wonders of the herb world.
It offers potent antibiotic, antiseptic, and expectorant properties.
It is excellent for treating coughs, respiratory problems, mucus
buildup, and infections of the blood, lungs, intestines, nose, and
throat. Externally, it is useful in the treatment of skin parasites and
as a poultice for treating abscesses and skin irritations. Garlic is best
combined with antioxidant herbs such as basil, parsley, oregano,
and thyme, which may counter its oxidative effects.
Cautions: Garlic can cause digestive problems in young animals, so
don't give garlic to dogs younger than a year old. It can also cause
short-lived diarrhea in animals with sensitive stomachs; if such is
the case with your dog, simply discontinue use.

Echinacea: (Echinacea angustifolia,E.purpurea) Parts used: Leaves, rootand strengthens a dog's immune system. It has ant...
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Echinacea: (Echinacea angustifolia,
E.purpurea)

Parts used: Leaves, root
and strengthens a dog's immune system. It has antibacterial, anti-Medicinal benefits: Just as it does for humans, echinacea stimulates
viral, and antibiotic actions and can fight viral and bacterial infections, particularly upper respiratory infections.
Cautions: Echinacea is safe when used appropriately.

Comfrey (Symphytum officinale):Parts used: LeavesMedicinal benefits: Historically known as knit-bone, comfrey aidsthe bo...
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Comfrey (Symphytum officinale):

Parts used: Leaves
Medicinal benefits: Historically known as knit-bone, comfrey aids
the body in speedy recovery from fractures and breaks. It is anti-
inflammatory in nature and boosts circulation, which makes it useful
for easing the discomfort and pain of arthritis. It's also helpful in
treating cuts, bites, stings, and infections, and it helps repair nerve
damage and reduces bruising. Comfrey is very high in protein,
which high-energy dogs need plenty of. It also works as a demulcent, making it an excellent choice for treating digestive problems.
Cautions: Comfrey should not be given to dogs that are pregnant
or nursing or that suffer from liver disease. Comfrey should not be
used for extended periods of time.

Chamomile:(Matricaria recutita, Chamaemelum nobile)Parts used: FlowersMedicinal benefits: A gentle sedative that is safe...
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Chamomile:
(Matricaria recutita, Chamaemelum nobile)

Parts used: Flowers
Medicinal benefits: A gentle sedative that is safe for even young animals, chamomile can be used to alleviate anxiety, insomnia, and
indigestion. Tests indicate that chamomile reduces aggressive behavior
in animals. In addition to being effective against some bacteria
and fungi, chamomile's anti-inflammatory activity makes it
ideal for inflamed eyes, sore throats, and other irritations. It is an
excellent choice for gas, flatulence, and sore tummies, as well.
Cautions: Chamomile should not be used on dogs that are pregnant.
In addition, there are occasional reports of dogs being allergic to
chamomile, Otherwise, chamomile is safe
when used appropriately.

Calendula (Calendula officinalis)Parts used: FlowersMedicinal benefits: Calendula flowers are antimicrobial, antifungal,...
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Calendula (Calendula officinalis)

Parts used: Flowers
Medicinal benefits: Calendula flowers are antimicrobial, antifungal,
antibacterial, antiviral, and vulnerary. Externally, calendula flowers
are ideal for the treatment of all skin irritations and wounds.Internally, calendula helps reduce inflammation of the digestive
system and addresses the toxicity underlying many fevers, infections
and systemic skin disorders. It aids in liver function and can
help stimulate the immune system.
Cautions: Although considered one of the safest herbs for both dogs
and humans, calendula is potentially toxic to cats, so don't share
this herb with your dog's feline friends.

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10 Herbs to Know:
With dozens of herbs running from A to Z, you could go broke
trying to keep supplies of each and every one of them. I'm here to
help save you time, money, and frustration. I've selected 10 herbs
that are easy to administer even for novices. These herbs are also
incredibly versatile and can aid in treating many common canine
health conditions. Here's the lineup:
•Calendula
•Chamomile
•Comfrey
•Echinacea
•Garlic
•Marsh Mallow
•Peppermint
•Rosemary
•Sage
•Slippery Elm

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