Boosting a dog's immune system with herbs is a very possible scenario. Dogs respond positively to herbs just like people do. Knowing the correct herbs and dosages to use is the key when administering herbs to dogs.
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Features
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Giving dogs herbs to boost their immune system is a responsible pet owner decision. Dogs, respond positively to many herbs and many can help keep your dog healthier and increase their immune system.
Herbs
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Herbs specifically helpful in boosting a dog's immune system include Echinacea which helps the body fight viruses and will keep the immune system strong. Milk thistle is full of antioxidants, and dandelions are full of vitamins, both helps to improve a dogs overall immunity.
Dosing
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Dosing herbs for dogs that are meant for people means you will need to know that the average size person is 150 pounds, divide this number by the weight of your dog. For instance, a 30-pound is, 30 divided by 150, equals 20 percent of the adult dose is what the dog would receive.
Significance
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People have relied on herbs for centuries to combat everything from the cold to hair loss. Dogs can also benefit from the power of herbs.
Considerations
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By giving dogs herbs regularly, it can help boost the dog's overall immune and fight diseases.
Warning
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Some herbs dogs cannot have, so be sure to check with a veterinarian to make sure it is a safe herb to administer.
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