Among the most ancient medicinal herbs known to mankind, chamomile is famous for its soothing flavor profile with subtle floral notes. And like you, your furkids can safely enjoy and benefit from this herb too. Here’s what you need to know about feeding your dogs chamomile:
How healthy is chamomile?
This calming herb is one of the safest and most versatile herbal pet remedies available. Chamomile is rich in vitamins C and B, both of which are beneficial for digestion. It can help:
- calm the nerves
- relax the digestive tract
- reduce bloating
- ease anxiety for dogs suffering from anxiety as it acts as a gentle sedative
How much is too much?
Although safe and non-toxic, chamomile is healthy for your dogs when given in small quantities. If you’re giving chamomile to your furkid for the first time, remember to talk with your veterinarian first. Your vet can guide you on determining the right serving amount for your cat or dog.
Feeding your pets chamomile
There are several ways that you can prepare chamomile for your furkids. Using the proper serving portion provided by your veterinarian, this herb can be served:
- Freshly chopped as a topper on your pet’s favorite meal
- dried and powdered, then mixed in with your pet’s food
- dried and steeped, like tea added to a clean bowl of water
Another easy way to give your pets chamomile is to feed your furkid Wishbone, a gourmet pet food that is specially enriched with chamomile. And to make it healthier and tastier for your furkids, Wishbone also has the Power of 8 superfoods: basil, rosemary, peppermint, papaya, mango, cranberries, blueberries, and flaxseed. These super herbs and fruits are excellent sources of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants which help strengthen the immune system and promote better overall health.
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