Can dogs eat Feverfew?

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Overview

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Can dogs eat feverfew? Yes, feverfew is known for its pain-relieving properties that also work on dogs. It also has the potential to eliminate cancer cells thanks to the parthenolide it possesses. Feverfew should be consumed in moderation. Otherwise, it can cause dermatitis and oral ulcers in dogs.

Benefits

health-benefits
  • Feverfew contains compounds that reduce inflammation, thus helping to ease joint pains caused by arthritis.
  • Feverfew contains parthenolide, a volatile oil that can potentially kill off cancer cells.

Risks

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  • Eating fresh feverfew leaves can cause dermatitis and oral ulcers.
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Servings

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  • Feverfew can come in a tincture, capsules, or dry powder form. Don't feed fresh feverfew leaves to dogs.
  • Follow the recommended dosage when using specially formulated feverfew supplements for dogs.

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