Looking for more knowledge about your dog's health? On this page, you'll find various articles about the health and well-being of your dog. We discuss various herbs and minerals, but also delve deeper into conditions, diseases, and everything else related to dogs.
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Clove and Black Cumin: The Perfect Combination Against Allergies in Dogs
About 15% of all dogs worldwide suffer from an allergy. Often, this causes the dog to experience itching on the head or paws. The plant-based compounds from the clove plant and the black cumin plant are an excellent support for allergic dogs. This is because these natural extracts address both the cause and the effects of an allergy. How does that work?. The active components of the clove plant are cannabinoids, which play an important signaling role in the body. These compounds transmit messages between cells in the body, promoting balance and healing. Your dog's body can utilize a wide variety of plant-derived cannabinoids for this purpose. When this signaling system (EDS) functions well, the dog is balanced, resilient, and the body's self-healing ability is enhanced. The active substance in the black cumin plant is called thymoquinone. This i...
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Clove
Cloves for dogs: can I buy it in the supermarket?
You have probably heard of clove as a supplement. The clove plant contains powerful cannabinoids, substances that play a crucial role in keeping your dog physically and mentally healthy. The endocannabinoid system (ECS) uses the substances from the clove plant to exchange signals throughout the body.. English Translation Thanks to the ECS, balance in the bodies of mammals is maintained. If a disturbance occurs, such as a wound or a stressful situation, the ECS system tries to restore the body's balance as quickly as possible. The signaling substances of this system are cannabinoids. These can be produced within the body or absorbed from plants. Clove: Powerful Auxiliaries The clove plant, including the leaves and stems, is a source of many powerful cannabinoids. The diversity of auxiliary sub...
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Cloves for your dog's mental health
Clove is a powerful natural remedy that can be used for both physical and mental ailments. It helps restore balance in the body for both humans and animals, including "in the mind". How and when should you use clove for your dog's mental health?. English: The clove plant contains a large amount of plant cannabinoids. These natural compounds function in the bodies of mammals as signaling molecules for the many processes regulated by the ECS system. When the body has enough of these signaling molecules available, this system of transmitters and receptors can function optimally, facilitating a good exchange of signals from organs and tissues to the brain and back. This is important for keeping the body healthy. Balance The ECS system is all...
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What diseases can a clove supplement help your dog with?
Plant cannabinoids from cloves have analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties and can be used for a wide range of conditions in dogs. The clove plant contains over 100 different types of potent cannabinoids. These substances also interact with the ECS system of mammals, aiding in self-healing, wound healing, and the immune system.. In a previous article, you could read about the benefits of clove extract for mental issues in dogs, such as behavioral problems, anxiety, and stress. Below, we will discuss more about the use of clove extract for physical ailments. Broadly Applicable Cannabinoid supplements are supportive for dogs with: • Pain from osteoarthritis and other joint issues • Digestive problems • Low immunity against diseases • Allergic reactions, hay fever • Itching and coat problems • Metabolic disorders • Liver p...
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Is a supplement the miracle cure for firework anxiety?
Firework anxiety in dogs is a common problem. Fear of fireworks is a normal reaction for a dog. However, a calming supplement alone is usually not enough to help your dog overcome his fear of fireworks. It is also important to train and provide a safe place for the dog.. Some dogs are more sensitive to sound than others. This may be one of the reasons why your dog is more sensitive to fireworks than other dogs. But also, past bad experiences or a lack of proper socialization in puppyhood can be the causes of anxiety symptoms. Preparing your dog for fireworks There are several ways to help your dog cope with firework anxiety. Training from a dog behavior expert combined with a calming supplement can help keep the anxiety manageable. An important part of preparing...
Joints
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Black cumin
Which herbs protect your dog's joints?
Older dogs are often a bit stiff and sometimes have trouble getting started. This could be muscle pain, but often the cause (also) lies in the joints. For example, because your dog has developed some arthritis. Herbs can help your dog move more smoothly, reduce joint pain, and enjoy daily walks more.. As a dog gets older, changes in the cartilage can occur. This is called arthritis. Wear and tear of the joints, lower production of joint fluid (lubricant), or local inflammation in the joints can cause pain and reduced mobility. In large dogs, this usually happens at a younger age than in older dogs. Some dog breeds may also be more sensitive to joint problems. Herbs for arthritis and joint inflammation There are several herbs that can be used for conditions such as arthritis and arthritis. One...
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Respiratory
Grass allergy in dogs, what can you do about it?
Achoo! Even a dog can have hay fever. In dogs, we usually call it grass allergy, but it's essentially the same thing. Both people and animals can have allergic reactions to the pollen of grass and other plants. How do you recognize it and how can you support a dog with grass allergy?. With an allergy, there's an overactive immune system. In other words, the body reacts very exaggeratedly to certain irritating substances. Like grass pollen, for example. In people with hay fever, the result is often sneezing, sniffling, and watery eyes. In dogs, you often see skin problems like itchiness and a red and irritated skin. But dogs can also sneeze or have a runny nose, and even breathing problems due to grass allergy. Digestive issues such as vomiting and diarrhea can also be symptom...
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How do you support your dog's immune system?
Contemporary dogs are no longer exposed to extreme challenges to their immune system. They have a stable living environment indoors, receive sufficient and good food, have limited contact with unfamiliar (wild) animals, and are preventively treated against possible diseases. This may result in a weaker immune system for the dog, as they have little exposure to pathogens and the immune system is not triggered. But how can you ensure that your dog's immune system remains optimal?. Go outside! On a wet, stormy autumn day, this may not sound very appealing. But being outside is the best thing for your dog's immune system (and for ourselves as well). Outside, the dog comes into contact with bacteria, fungi, droppings from wild animals, and other dogs. The best way to optimize your dog's immune system is to expose them to as many "pathogens" as possible. This triggers the immune system to become stronger, making the dog more resilient when exposed to a serious virus...
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How do you give a dog clove extract?
Clove has enormous healing power in dogs and is very versatile. It can be used for anxiety, pain, and inflammation. The only downside to clove extract is that it has a very strong smell and taste, so not all dogs find it very tasty. So how do you give a dog clove extract?. Over the food Clove extract is a liquid product and can be easily added to the food. Whether you feed raw meat, kibble, or wet food, it can be applied to all of them. What is important is to always start with a low dosage. Due to the powerful smell and taste, many dogs need time to get used to clove. Start with a drop, for example, and gradually increase it over a few days. For regular maintenance, you only need to give clove extract once a day, but in acute situations, you can give it up to a m...
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Clove: why this works so well with allergies
Pollen allergy, dust allergy, flea allergy, mite allergy, grain allergy, etc. Dogs can be allergic to all kinds of things. This can result in itching complaints, but an allergy can also cause huge health problems. For dogs with an allergy, we often recommend a clove extract, but why is that? What is so special about clove?. Clove provides balance in body and mind Everyone knows clove as the dried, unopened flower bud that you can use as a spice in the kitchen. But did you know that it is actually the whole plant and flower that have medicinal properties? That is why a clove extract is made from the whole plant. Clove is rich in (phyto)cannabinoids, which support the endocannabinoid system (ECS). This sounds like cannabis and has similarities, but without the addictive effect and without getting high. Clove does not...
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Hay Fever in Dogs: Choose the Right Herbs!
Dogs can also be allergic to pollen and suffer from hay fever/pollen allergy. Hay fever in dogs is relatively common and seems to be occurring more frequently, or at least being recognized earlier as hay fever. Dogs respond very well to natural remedies for hay fever, so be sure to choose the right herbs!. Symptoms of hay fever in dogs The hay fever season for dogs is approximately the same as that for humans and horses. It varies from dog to dog, as it depends on which pollen triggers the allergy. But on average, the hay fever season is from March - September. The following symptoms are characteristic of dogs with hay fever: Sneezing and/or a runny nose Irritated eyes Itching on paws, groin, belly, and head Wheezing and/or coughing Herbs to support the respiratory system For dogs with hay fever,...
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Black cumin
Cannabi-whats? This unknown system keeps your dog healthy!
Humans and mammals have a system of tiny transmitters and receivers in their bodies, which ensures that signals from cells go to the brain and vice versa. This way, the brain knows if something is wrong somewhere and can send helper substances or other cells to the right location to address a disturbance, intruder, or problem. This system is called, with a difficult word, the 'endocannabinoid system'. And no, this is not science fiction!. If you've never heard of the endocannabinoid system, that's not too strange. Scientists only discovered in the early 1990s that humans and mammals have an endocannabinoid system at all. This system restores balance in cells in cases of pain, inflammation, and disruptions to the immune system. Your dog also has an endocannabinoid system. It is important for many bodily processes. For example, in oxygen transport, the proper functioning of the nervous system, bone formation, the gastrointestinal s...