Happy Puppy Organic Wild Harvested Nettle Leaves, 50g

Help with Anemia: Yes, your dog can suffer from anemia, especially female dogs. If your vet has diagnosed your four-legged friend as being anemic, there is no need to add any type of pharmaceutical iron “pill” to their diet. Nettles contain a very high level of naturally occurring iron that is easily assimilated into your dog’s digestive system and passed into the bloodstream. Treatment is the same for anemia as for allergies, at 1/2 tsp of dried leaves per cup of food. Before starting a natural treatment for low iron, be sure to have your vet take a blood sample and have it tested.

Nettles as a Diuretic: Dogs are prone to prostate enlargement, which can lead to issues such as urinary incontinence, mucous discharge, acute urinary infections, even inexplicable ejaculations in males. While an enlarged prostate in dogs is not a common as in humans, it still needs to be addressed. Before beginning any form of natural treatment for an enlarged prostate gland or other urinary tract issue, be sure to have your dog evaluated by a veterinarian.

Usage Guide

Antihistamine: To treat your dog for allergies, simply add 1/2 tsp. of dried leaf per cup to their food daily during allergy season. You can do this all year long.

Itchy Fur: Make a good strong tea from the leaves and allow it to cool completely. Then pour the tea all over your dog until every inch of the skin is thoroughly soaked and let them drip-dry. The tea will provide instant long-lasting relief from itching and dry skin.

Anemia: Treatment is the same for anemia as for allergies, at 1/2 tsp of dried leaves per cup of food. Before starting a natural treatment for low iron, be sure to have your vet take a blood sample and have it tested.

Each 10 grams of nettle provides:

• 3.4 grams protein
• 297 mg calcium
• 68 mg phosphorus
• 3.22 mg iron
• 65 mg magnesium
• 2 mg beta-carotene
• 345 mg potassium
• Vitamins A, C, D, and B-complex