Those same pathogen fighters extend to your four-legged friends’ body. These antioxidants help fight against various bacteria and fungus. Antioxidants neutralize free radicals that cause cell damage. This evergreen woody herb is no exception. Incorporating rosemary in your dog’s diet flushes toxins and boosts overall health.

Rosemary is antispasmodic it boosts the work of smooth muscles such as those found in the heart. Rosemary leaves boost the digestive function of your pet. This herb isn’t just strong in smell and flavour its also loaded with essential nutrient benefits, Rosemary is high in iron, calcium and essential vitamins A, B and B6, these vitamins are great for good hear health, red blood cell growth and coat health.

If your dog has any underlying conditions such as seizures or serious heart conditions you should also consult your vet prior to giving to your dog. Rosemary should be avoided if your dog is pregnant or has an allergic reaction such as vomiting.