Can dogs eat Feverfew?

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Overview

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Caution. Feverfew may offer some health benefits for dogs, including pain relief and potential anti-cancer properties due to its parthenolide content. However, it must be given in moderation. Large amounts can lead to side effects such as dermatitis and painful oral ulcers.

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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