Unsafe Herbs for Pets

Unsafe Herbs for Pets

Everyone wants their pets to be happy and healthy and more and more people are turning to alternative practitioners to help with that. Herbs are a great way to help pets but there are some herbs that must never be given to pets.


Below is a list of herbs that should be avoided being given to pets along with any Natural Solutions products that contain those herbs.

 

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Unsafe Herbs for Pets List

 

Unsafe Herbs for Pets (Dogs & Cats):

Garlic

  • Cardiovascular Formula
  • Endocrine & Pancreas
  • Ultra Colon Cleanse

 

Yucca

  • N/A

 

Wormwood

  • Ultra Colon Cleanse

 

Ma Huang (Ephedra)

  • N/A

 

White Willow Bark

  • Male Energy & Stamina

 

Comfrey

  • N/A

 

Tea Tree Oil

  • N/A

 

Pennyroyal

  • N/A

 

 

Plants most toxic to cats:

Sago Palm

  • N/A

 

Amaryllis

  • N/A

 

Autumn Crocus

  • N/A

 

Azaleas

  • N/A

 

Rhododendrons

  • N/A

 

Castor Bean

  • N/A

 

Chrysanthemum

  • N/A

 

Cyclamen

  • N/A

 

English Ivy

  • N/A

 

Kalanchoe

  • N/A

 

Lilies

  • N/A

 

Marijuana

  • N/A

 

Oleander

  • N/A

 

Peace Lily

  • N/A

 

Pothos

  • N/A

 

Spanish Thyme

  • N/A

 

Tulip

  • N/A

 

Narcissus Bulbs

  • N/A

 

Yew

  • N/A

 

 

Herbs toxic to Cats:

Foxglove (Digitalis Purpurea)

  • N/A

 

St John’s Wort

  • John’s Wort

 

Valerian Root

  • Valerian

 

Indian Borage (Spanish Thyme)

  • N/A

 

Evening Primrose

  • N/A

 

 

Pregnant Cats should not be exposed to:

Barberry

  • Liver Support

 

Goldenseal

  • Ultra Colon Cleanse

 

Black Cohosh

  • Black Cohosh
  • Hormone Balance

 

Blue Cohosh

  • Hormone Balance

 

 

 

 

*This is by no means a complete list of unsafe herbs for pets (dogs & cats).

 

The information above is for educational purposes only. It is not intended as a substitute for the diagnosis, treatment, and advice of a qualified licensed veterinarian.

 

All illnesses and injuries should be evaluated by your veterinarian. Always discuss alternative health care with your veterinarian before starting treatment

 

The herbal supplements listed here are not intended to replace conventional medication, nor are they intended to treat, cure, diagnose or prevent diseases.

 

Natural Solutions Wholesale assumes no responsibility or liability for any consequence resulting directly or indirectly for any action or inaction you take based on or made in reliance on the information, services, or material given to you.

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