Chamomile has many beneficial qualities for humans and dogs. However, when ingested in large amounts or for a long period of time, it can lead to negative effects in your dog. In mild toxicity cases, your dog may just experience gastrointestinal upset.
How much chamomile is safe for dogs?
One milliliter (about ¼ tsp.) per 30 pounds of the dog's body weight fed once every two or three hours should do the trick. Alternately, a strong infusion of cooled chamomile tea can be used, but you will need to feed more – perhaps a full tablespoon every couple of hours until digestive upset subsides.
Will chamomile tea hurt my dog?
Overall, chamomile tea is a safe and inexpensive, natural way to treat your dog for many issues. Irritated skin or eyes, gastrointestinal issues, and mild anxiety have all been effectively treated by chamomile.
Can chamomile be toxic?
TOXICITY OF CHAMOMILE Chamomile is not a toxic plant. However, prolonged or excessive consumption of their infusions or essential oils can cause gastrointestinal irritation with vomiting sensation.
What does chamomile tea do for dogs?
Chamomile (Matricaria recutita) is an herbal supplement used in dogs and rarely in cats as a sedative, an anti-inflammatory, and a muscle relaxant.
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