5 Best Nutritional Herbs For Dogs (And One Powerhouse Has Them All)

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ABOUT TODAYS VIDEO: 5 Best Nutritional Herbs For Dogs
5 herbs dogs can eat that provide the best source of nutrients.
Simply choose one or all of them and add them to your dogs diet in rotation or simply as an extra nutritional health boost several days a week. Doing this gives your dog fresh herb based whole food nutrition, rich in complex synergistic health benefits.
NUMBER 1 Turmeric improves digestion by stimulating bile production from the gallbladder, soothes intestinal muscles, is a powerful antioxidant and protects the liver.
Turmeric is one of the best ways to reduce inflammation, the driver of most disease in the body such as cancer, arthritis, allergies, digestive disorders and bowel disease.
Give 75mg per 15lbs of a dogs body weight twice daily. This is a great herb for arthritic dogs.
NUMBER 2 is Alfalfa, packed with protein, it provides a rich source of vitamins and minerals.
Alfalfa nourishes the digestive, skeletal, glandular, and urinary systems. Alfalfa has also been shown to be effective for dog arthritis and inflammatory joint disease. This is a great herb for a dogs immune system.
NUMBER 3 is Oregano, packed with vitamins and minerals. It contains vitamins A,C, E, B6, K, as well as iron, magnesium, calcium and potassium.
It's essential oils are anti inflammatory and anti microbial known to aid the healing of allergies, asthma, digestive problems, flu, gum disease, mange, yeast infections and kennel cough.
NUMBER 4 is Dandelion. This herb is a bitter herb that benefits dogs by breaking down fats in the body and stimulating the digestive system and reducing inflammation.
Dandelion will increases circulation in the body and helps to heal the inflamed lining of the lower gastrointestinal tract. It's also excellent for reducing lipomas or fatty cysts on the skin by helping to remove toxins through the kidneys and liver.
Give your dog a 1/2 drop of tincture per pound of body weight. This is an excellent herb for dogs inflammation.
NUMBER 5 is Milk Thistle, a proven liver rejuvenator, but is exogenous (not found in common food). Your dogs liver is its largest internal organ and works around the clock filtering toxins from the blood. Because the liver works so hard at filtering and eliminating all of these toxic substances, it is highly susceptible to serious damage.
The recommended tincture extract of milk thistle contains 70 to 80% silymarin and should be labeled. Give the tincture starting dose of 1/4 tsp. per 20lbs of your dogs lean body weight per day divided by two daily doses.
This is a great herb for the dogs liver health.
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[@DanScott1]

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[@justjess986]

Can dogs have chlorophyll mixed water as a supplement the ones made for humans liquid chlorophyll by nature’s sunshine If so how much how often if not why not? Thank you 🙏

[@DanScott1]

@@justjess986 Yes, as much as they want to drink.

[@golden3192]

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[@DanScott1]

@@golden3192 Please explain a little more about this and what's the diet?

[@GaasubaMeskhenet]

1:02 Tumeric 1:42 Alfalfa 2:20 Oregano 2:59 Dandelion 3:37 Milk Thistle

[@DanScott1]

Thank you.

[@brianthomason5022]

Thank you

[@livestrong1992]

Thank you!

[@synchro2012]

Hello, thank you for this! I thought that Thyme & Rosemary was good for dogs they are what I have been using plus some green Spirulina

[@paulamarkx3564]

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[@DanScott1]

I agree lol. Thanks Paul.

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[@savyvargas3604]

Dan Scott is the premier expert on all things Dogs in my opinion !

[@DanScott1]

Thank you Savy, appreciated.

[@adriangreen25]

I cant believe you only have 9K subscribers you provide such great info, please dont stop making videos and sharing this info!

[@DanScott1]

Thank you, it's growing and more video topics to come. Lots to share on natural dog health. Appreciate your comment.

[@cincinnatikid47]

Stfu nobody lol

[@rhtym1love969]

Dan is, the man! 😁 Thanks Dan!!

[@DanScott1]

Your most welcome Chrissy.

[@glendaguilott3765]

Thank you Dan just ordered green vibrancy !!!

[@DanScott1]

Yes it does bring vibrancy. Been using it 20 years!

[@golden3192]

Just found your channel because I was searching for my furbaby pain. Ty so much Blessings to you💖🙏

[@DanScott1]

Your welcome, lots of good natural dog health videos here.

[@NoHandleNameScrewTube]

I have been doing all this to reverse years of the antibiotics, and store wet/dry food and the prescription flea medicine chewies not good. Skin sores are starting to heal and we use wondecide soap, it really helps. She had some bloating symptoms last night so feeding very small amounts and water. Probiotic food not antibiotics 😇 one hour at a time. Thanks for the videos it sure helps with confidence.

[@DanScott1]

Glad I can help. It can be s low road to recovery but if that's what it takes.. All the best on your natural dog health journey.

[@jeanpernarelli846]

I ordered the Vibrant Greens after watching your video.. I will look forward to using a scoop in my smoothies and, also.adding this to my dog’s’ diet..thank you!…

[@DanScott1]

It's amazing for both of you. I love it, good energy too.

[@darrialebradley2509]

I’m changing to full a alkaline diet. Starting with a cleanse and herbal medicine. Want to do the same for my dog. Great info 💕👏🏾

[@DanScott1]

I eat a largely alkaline/raw food diet, works wonders for health. For the dog, add more fresh food to the diet. My free guide will help with this: healthydogforlife.com/guide Best of luck.

[@runner2008]

Very informative. Thank you very much

[@DanScott1]

Your welcome.

[@cindychurch925]

New subscriber. Thank you for your informative videos.

[@DanScott1]

Your welcome Cindy and thanks.

[@gemsparx]

Great information! Thank you.

[@DanScott1]

Your welcome.

[@sharon1775]

excellent to know

[@DanScott1]

Your welcome. Glad it helped.

[@jordanwatts3519]

Do you have a video on couch grass? There's so much in my yard, and I want to make sure I'm making the tea right. I haven't found a video or pictures of what exact part I need to use

[@DanScott1]

Couch grass is an anti-inflammatory, mild antimicrobial and pain soother. It’s also a diuretic, which means it can help encourage waste elimination. How To Give Your Dog Couch Grass For UTIs Simmer a heaping teaspoon of the chopped dried root in 8 oz of water for 20 minutes. Cool and strain the liquid. Use a dropper or teaspoon to place in your dog’s mouth (1/2 teaspoon per 20 pounds of body weight twice daily). You can also add it to your dog’s water.

[@whitewolf6730]

What about taurine? Proven for longevity.

[@DanScott1]

Taurine in meat, fish and eggs, fantastic for dogs.

[@rafaelgomez1989]

FANTASTIC AND VERY DETAILED / EXPLAINED CONTENT....YOUR 1M SUBS WILL COME SOON ...THANK YOU SIR !!!!

[@DanScott1]

Thank you, your most welcome. 1m subs eh, that will be fun.

[@rafaelgomez1989]

@@DanScott1 JUST ORDERED "GREEN VIBRANCE" arriving TODAY ..YEAH.. = + HEALTH for my FURRY DAUGHTER !!! Thank you

[@DanScott1]

@@rafaelgomez1989 Yes, great green food, the best, I use it daily.

[@Smr402]

My dog just went blind and i want to plant herbs around the house so they know their location, thank you for this information i hope it works

[@DanScott1]

Love that idea, let me know how it works out. There is new surgery procedures for blind dogs to remove cataracts. Maybe something to look into. Just letting you know.

[@firefighter2u923]

Deform the dog with ivermectin

[@LA144.]

I use maximum vibrance, would this be okay for my dog?

[@DanScott1]

Yes that will work.

[@Elyssa69able]

Hey Dan! Do you happen to have a video or any info you could pass on about proper dosing for herbs with dogs of different weights?

[@DanScott1]

I generally give the dose in each video where the herb is discussed in the extra information section below each video.

[@JoshBongiardino]

6-4-24 hi Dan, I’m currently giving my senior dog all the things you’ve mention in your senior dogs video. Will the green vibrance be enough??

[@DanScott1]

It's great, I use it, actually drinking some as I type this. What are you already implementing? What else are you wanting exactly?

[@cam7724]

Hello Dan I completely and randomly came across this video, my dog was recently diagnosed with mast cell tumors. He also has lipomas. You had mentioned that feeding dandelion would help reduce the lipomas this would be extremely beneficial as this would help me notice cancerous MCT developing. Where can I find info on dosage and info on where to get them? Thank you.

[@DanScott1]

Give your dog a 1/2 drop of tincture per pound of body weight. Dandelion Root Extract: amzn.to/33KWWT6 MCT's are tricky, are thay small still? Needs fresh food diet, zero drugs, vaxx, very low carbs.

[@Mamarita3333]

Thank you! I found alfalfa caplets and I give one to my dog daily and she seems to like it just as much as she loves her Spirulina caplet!! Can I continue to give her both?

[@DanScott1]

Absolutely.

[@bhilburn05]

Sounds to me the super greens would be the best option. Many benefits in one container.

[@DanScott1]

Very many, using it 20 years now. Green Vibrance: amzn.to/3R1m3HR

[@Skqueenbee]

I just bought a bottle for my cat& 5 month old puppy My cat is 8 years old We just got a new puppy feeding him a deer puppy formula! How much should I give to my pets? I have been learning a lot from your KZbin channel Much appreciated

[@Skqueenbee]

It contains grapes? I thought the grapes are toxic to the dogs!

[@kmiller6002]

I just found your channel and I want to say Thank You for sharing your knowledge. I've recently switched my pits to a home cooked diet and I'm trying to learn everything I can, your channel has been very helpful. However, I just rescued a pit that weighs 28 lbs she's over a year old. I feed a diet of rice, sweet potato, kale, green beans, small amount of fruit (twice a week). I would love to be able to purchase some of the things you mentioned, however I'm not in the financial position, my question is... Can I feed them veggie greens ie ... Carrot tops, radish tops, beets greens etc.??? Thank you for your help 🙏 Kendra

[@DanScott1]

Your welcome Kendra. Carrot tops are actually healthier for you than the orange stem, an amazing bitter herb that we should all eat, well at least in my smoothie to hide the bitterness. So yes, use all the veg, greens and base. Dandelion greens from the yard/park are good too, just watch they have not been sprayed/pee'd on. The veg is best part cooked and blended. Look to add some protein, as much as possible. Eggs are great, just crack and serve, canned sardines (in water) are awesome. And talk to local butchers for any waste meaty bones for free/cheap. And if you can afford it, some raw green tripe is great dog food as it's a complete nutrition food. Pits are beautiful dogs, love them.

[@kmiller6002]

@@DanScott1 Thank you... Yes I raise chickens so they get eggs, beef livers/hearts as well as chicken livers and gizzard's and I add Brewers yeast to their food... Are those things okay. I forgot to mention the protein... You are My new"Dog Man" 🥰🥰😁🙏 Kendra

[@kmiller6002]

Also Mr Dan she has a lot of hair loss... Not mange... Any suggestions??

[@DanScott1]

@@kmiller6002 Those things are fantastic. Feed all the chicken, there's nothing to waste.. heads, feet, raw carcass etc, all of it. It's all great dog food.

[@DanScott1]

@@kmiller6002 Hair loss can mean a few things. Diet, drugs, vaccines, immune issues.. I recommend zero vaccines, vet drugs, check your environment for pollutants inside and out. Feed fresh foods, add probiotics: amzn.to/3yoURqU Add a good : amzn.to/3tpBOuK To boost immune system health, this is the best way. There's a trigger to hair loss, have a think about what it might be.

[@halleluYAH24]

How much burdock root extract should i give to my dog. I heard or saw u recommend it somewhere and i cant find it again.

[@DanScott1]

Burdock root tincture: amzn.to/3xdpP9q I cant find that dose either. This one is for 150lb human so devided that by your dogs weight.

[@halleluYAH24]

@DanScott1 forgive me but how much did u say 150 lb human would take? I don't see it on that link.

[@DanScott1]

@@halleluYAH24 Whatever the dose it says to take on the bottle will be for a human. You take the average of 150lb humnan dose, lets say for example it's 10 drops, then devide 150lb by your dogs weight, say 30lb, so that's a 1/5th, so that would be 2 drops.

[@sheribayne501]

Hi Dan, What about tinctures that contain a small amount of alcohol are those safe for dogs and cats? I know the alcohol helps to extract the benefits of the herbs.

[@DanScott1]

Most are ok with alcohol, it's a tiny amount but occasionally dogs/cats don't like it. Some brands do a non alcohol version.

[@bhilburn05]

I have a tincture of alfalfa and nettle infused in 80% vodka. Can I give that to my 60 pound Staffie mix ? Also, are you familiar with the anti inflammatory benefits of the “yucca” plant grown here in Tennessee and other locations?

[@DanScott1]

Why.. is he a drinker? Seriously though, alcohol and dogs don't make a good paring. I love nettle though. Yucca: Contains healthy levels of vitamin C, beta-carotene, calcium, iron, magnesium, manganese, niacin, phosphorus and B vitamins. Good for joints, appetite and better than steroids. I'd use it as condition specific and not generally as it can irritate the digestive tract. 1/2tsp per pound of food. If wanting to use it regularly, miss out two days per week.

[@edwardgavina2467]

My female has recurring ear infection. Her weight 15 lbs. I've been giving her organic rosemary, wheat germ, and coconut spread in her kibble also 2 tiny carrots 2 Doggie biscuits and pork skins 2,3 pieces crunch. My concern is her ear looks chalky. What would you recommend I should do I can I do I can't afford to take her to the vet in these pressing times please help me.

[@DanScott1]

Use this on the ears, simply spray silver 2x daily for a10 day protocol and stop: : amzn.to/3gJ16i3 At the same time add these soil based probiotics to the dogs food at every meal: amzn.to/3yoURqU The diet has to change to affect an overall cure. Add more fresh food to the mix and take out 30% of the meals kibble and replace with eggs, canned sardines ( in water) and part cooked and blended veggies. Add live enzymes as desparately needed: amzn.to/37MrINq Start any new food/supplement small and slow for a few days to get used to it. Do the above, it's the minimum but will improve things so much more. Just add the eggs raw. Stop the doggy biscuits and use some liver treats or carrots. The general idea is to lessen the carbohydrates and raise the proteins.

[@SasquatchMushrooms]

Any follow up on using his recommendation?

[@peaceandlove5214]

What about chimechals added to thse herbs? Like fertilisers or others addictive?

[@DanScott1]

If that concerns you and it does for me too, so I get organic as much as I can.

[@cathyc7002]

I want to order this I have a Chihuahua that has been diagnosed with bladder stones the stones are too small to operate it hasn’t given her a problem since I’ve been giving her cranberry extract I’m wondering with the supplement be OK for her because I know if she hast to stay on a low oxalate diet? I’d appreciate any information you could give me

[@DanScott1]

Manage Bladder Stones Naturally: Drink lots of water. Fresh food diet. Low Oxelate Foods: Beef, turky, organs, fish, eggs, fruit, veggies (broccoli, sprouts, asparagus, cabbage) Herbs (parsley, garlic, basil). I recommend transitioning from dry food to fresh food with eggs, veggies, turkey meat/beef meat, canned csardines. Add to this, probiotics: amzn.to/3yoURqU Greens powder: healthydogforlife.com/GreenImmuneSuperfood Best sardines deal: 12 Pack Sardines - amzn.to/3vaXrj6 Please give zero carbs, sugars, vet drugs, vaccs etc

[@deannalynch7092]

I'm currently giving Astragalus and Hawthorne Tincture to our Senior girl , and Astwanga Can I add Dandelion ? should all these be given seperately or can they be given in the same meal , every second day

[@DanScott1]

Not a 100% sure on mixing them all, no data on that, but should be ok as all herbs and I use a herb mix with 74 ingredients.

[@DanScott1]

@@deannalynch7092 Excellent, glad it's woking for her.

[@reggaespiritdance]

I have heard it’s good to rotate them every three days. I have made herbal infusions (tea brewed 12-24 hrs) with oat straw, red clover, and Hathornnberry. Is a way to cut down on digestion of the herbs while still sharing the benefits

[@DanScott1]

@@reggaespiritdance Good idea to rotate, thank you.

[@reilea9977]

Fresh turmeric juiced or powdered?

[@DanScott1]

Usually powdered but juiced is fine too. Turmeric is a “warming” spice, so if your dog is always hot and seeking out cool floors to lie on, turmeric may not be for him.

[@nigelrobinson5991]

Can I use these herbs in powdered form? If so, how much should I use. What about Nettle and moringa? Thank you.

[@DanScott1]

Nettle and Moringa are both great and yes you can.

[@nigelrobinson5991]

@@DanScott1 Thank you

[@DanScott1]

@@nigelrobinson5991 Your welcome Nigel.

[@beingallme8932]

Can we give AMALA (Indian gooseberry) to dogs?

[@DanScott1]

It's funny, have not eaten these in years and actually like them. All western data says no and the general consensus is that they are toxic to dogs. However, in India, where it comes from, Ayurveda medicine says the opposite: Amla (Emblica officinalis) Amla fruit (Emblica officinalis), also known as Indian gooseberry, is one of the richest sources of bioflavonoids and Vitamin C. Native to India, this plum-sized fruit is revered for its anti-aging and immune system-enhancing properties. Each amla fruit contains up to 700 mg of Vitamin C. This natural ascorbate is synergistically enhanced by the bioflavonoids and polyphenols contained in each fruit. In fact, research has shown that the potency of the 8.7 mg of natural Vitamin C complex in amla is equivalent to 100 mg of the most commonly used synthetic Vitamin C. It is interesting to note that the natural ellagic and gallic acids in amla protect the Vitamin C from oxidation and increase its potency. Amla has traditionally been combined with several other herbs and spices. In traditional Ayurvedic medicine, it has been particularly indicated for anemia, asthma, bleeding gums, diabetes, colds, chronic lung disease, hyperlipidemia, hypertension, yeast infections, and cancer. It also increases lean body mass, accelerates the repair and regeneration of connective tissue, and enhances interferon and corticosteroid production. Amla also acts as an antacid and anti-tumorigenic agent. In addition, it increases protein synthesis and is thus useful in cases of hypoglycemia. Amla is more beneficial than was previously imagined. Dosage: 500 - 1000 mg every 12 hours for dogs and 100 - 250 mg for every 12 hours for cats.

[@beingallme8932]

@@DanScott1 thank you.

[@DanScott1]

@@beingallme8932 Your welcome.

[@judymendezmartinez176]

that amazon page does not open

[@DanScott1]

Tell me what you want and I'll check.

[@crystalgoddess9780]

He' not a DVM?

[@DanScott1]

Nope. An independant natural dog health expert going on 20yrs, can't learn that at vet school.

[@turogta3600]

What about Moringa?

[@DanScott1]

Good antioxidant for dogs.

[@Skqueenbee]

I have 6,000 mg moringa capsules how much should I give to my 5 month old puppy and a cat 8 years old I guess a pinch is enough? Thank you for helping our pets You are the best!

[@bestofthebest6571]

Dr please update me iknew you love dog I gave my dog seed call caraway please tell me if that good or no for dog

[@DanScott1]

They can help in small quantities, ground. But what are you wanting to help your dog with? Whats the problem?

[@legendjackson2189]

how do you advise to give these herbs. is it safe to administer from bottled herbs or is it only safe from the planted herbs?. I've been giving my dog Basil and turmeric for months with chicken.

[@DanScott1]

Either is fine. Dried herbs means using more product while a tincture is more concentrated so less is needed.

[@kitdriscoll1288]

My 6 yr old Anatolian Pyrenees has developed a lump where he was bitten by a neighbor's pit bull he chased out of my yard. Would this likely be a lipoma? Likely fluid filled? It is starting to give him trouble now. :( I didn't see it come up until about 7 months after the dog bit him. I thought he had healed up and he acted just fine within a week or two. :( He eats kibble, but I try at keast a few days a week to add powdered superfoods, garlic powder, redmond salt, and pasture raised eggs to my dogs' kibble. I'm concerned about him although he seems to do his normal routine still ...sleeps most or half of the day and on patrol at night.

[@DanScott1]

Maybe just a an abscess: these are most commonly caused by bites from other animals, infection around the root of teeth or anything that could have introduced infection into the area. Add more eggs more often if you can.

[@kitdriscoll1288]

@@DanScott1 thank you so much!

[@DanScott1]

@@kitdriscoll1288 My pleasure.

[@markkeeling7641]

Fresh turmeric juiced or powdered? And are you a vet?

[@DanScott1]

Either is beneficial in many ways. Turmeric is a “warming” spice, so if your dog is always hot and seeking out cool floors to lie on, turmeric may not be for him. Vet, heck no, I'm a natural dog health specialist of 16 years.

[@michealterhune1200]

My dog just ate some of my elderberry jelly will she be okay as i read alot of horror stories

[@DanScott1]

Should be just fine. Give extra liquids. filtered water, plain coconut water.

[@danielnicholson606]

Dr I dont know if you've ever been painted in drag but I could make you up to look just like Farrah Fawcett lol .seriously I know because I am a cher and Britney drag look alike

[@DanScott1]

Sweet, that's funny. I did do Marylin way back in the day when I was young, pretty and talked into it. Just could not get the sexy walk going though lol. Now as for the Cher thing, that's got me thinking about Kinky Gerlinkies back in the early 90's.. good times.

[@danielnicholson606]

@@DanScott1 You my friend are so awesome and your an exceptional veterinarian I'd have to say world class I follow your suggestions and my dog is beautiful and so healthy as a result.Thank you for sharing that little story ,loved it.And thank you for offering your wisdom about canines.

[@DanScott1]

@@danielnicholson606 Thank you, much appreciated. Wonderful that your dog is doing well and that I am helping. The very best to you and your beautiful dog.

[@peaceandlove5214]

Hi Doctor,are dogs omnivores?

[@DanScott1]

Humans are Omnivores and dogs are Carnivores. Our molars (back teeth) are for gringding by pushing together and then a little sideways to grind the food down into a bolus or ball before swallowing. Cows have a much more pronounced action with grinding sideways when chewing grass for example. With dogs, the molars are sharp tipped and designed to cut through meat, bone and skin then simply swallow it by the chunk, hence they are carnivores.

[@whoiswhois8251]

No such thing as a Healthy Kibble dog FooD Period!

[@DanScott1]

Yes and why I recommend fresh food in the diet to compliment such a diet as kibble is not complete pet food. Thanks for chiming in.

[@dorothybutterfield8428]

Kibble is not food no matter what you add to it

[@DanScott1]

Good, you see the truth of my ruse. It's the fresh food you add that's the nutrition. Have you ever tried getting someone to change something completely, not happening, but adding something extra, no problem.