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Plants for Your Pup

Tantalize your doggo's senses with these fragrant and medicinal plants.

Note: Some dogs may be sensitive to certain plants, so you should always monitor your dog and check with a vet before exposing your pet to any new plants. For a list of toxic and non-toxic plants for dogs, consult this list from the ASPCA.

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Catnip

It’s not just for cats. If dogs sniff or eat it, it has relaxation properties and can even aid sleeplessness.

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Chamomile

Dogs suffering from anxiety or skin/stomach upsets will be attracted to this plant’s scent.

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Clary Sage

This one is good for high-strung animals.

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Lavender

This pretty purple plant helps to reduce anxiety and other nervous conditions.

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