Dog owners are becoming more interested in using herbs to support their dog's immune system to treat illness. Most are aware of the value of Echinacea, Slippery Elm or Calendula. Few dog owners use herbs for nutritional value however. Herbs can pack a big nutrient punch and can be used to supplement your dog's diet.
Not all herbs are safe for dogs. This page gives you an index of some common herbs that are good for dogs. Click on each link to read more about each .
Chaparral. Additional Common Names: Creosote Bush, Greasewood. Scientific Name: Larrea tridentata. Family: Zygophyllaceae. Toxicity: Non-Toxic to Dogs, Non-Toxic to Cats, Non-Toxic to Horses.
You can buy chaparral lotions or salves from stores that sell herbal preparations. If you live in an area where chaparral grows, you can make your own remedies .
This natural skin cream ointment for dogs & cats can help treat hot spots, infections, and irritations. Relieve your pet's skin problems and try today.
