by Sasha Riess | 05.04.26. | Nutrition
You can safely introduce broccoli to dogs who already eat cooked food. Adding vegetables such as broccoli supports dogs nutritionally by promoting the development of natural probiotics in the gut, strengthening the immune system, and helping maintain emotional balance.
Broccoli as a Healthy, Natural Addition to Cooked Meals for Dogs
Broccoli contains sulforaphane, a powerful antioxidant known for its protective effects, including potential prevention of certain types of cancer. When adding broccoli to the human dog relationship and their daily nutrition, it is important to chop it into very small pieces, around two millimeters, so dogs can digest it easily and fully absorb its benefits.
Dogs can enjoy broccoli when it is properly prepared and finely chopped.
Broccoli as a Nutritious and Safe Snack for Dogs
Dogs can enjoy broccoli when it is properly prepared and finely chopped. This simple addition to their bowl is more than just food; it is a way to support their biological rhythm and long-term health.
Preparation and Resting Time for Optimal Nutrition
To maximize the amount of beneficial sulforaphane, finely chopped broccoli should be left to rest for about ninety minutes before being added to the meal. This ensures your dog receives an optimal nutritional boost, whether they eat kibble or cooked food. By respecting these small details in preparation, we respect the dog’s physiology and their right to a vibrant life.
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by Sasha Riess | 27.03.26. | Nutrition, Wellbeing
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Giardia (Giardia lamblia) can seriously impact a dog’s gut health and immune system. While it is a persistent parasite, a supportive natural remedy for giardia in dogs can help strengthen the microbiome and aid the body in fighting the infection. This recipe is simple to prepare at home and completely safe for your companion.
How to Make the Natural Giardia Remedy
The base of this remedy is fresh buttermilk, which provides essential probiotics.
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Prepare the Buttermilk: Pour 1 liter (about 4 cups) of unsweetened cooking cream into a blender and blend until it turns into a buttery consistency.
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Separate: Transfer the butter into a strainer, drain the excess liquid into a bowl, and rinse the butter under cold water.
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The Result: The remaining liquid is your fresh buttermilk. If you don’t have enough, you can substitute it with high-quality kefir.
Preparing the Herbal Ingredients
Herbs like marjoram and oregano are nature’s answer to parasites. In a mortar, place 4 tablespoons each of the following:
Gently crush them to release their natural aroma and potent nutrients.
Combining and Storing the Mixture
Add all the crushed herbs into a glass jar with half a liter (2 cups) of your homemade buttermilk or kefir. Mix well, close the lid, and store it in the refrigerator for 24 hours. This allows the herbal properties to fully infuse into the liquid
Sasha Riess demonstrates how to prepare a natural supportive remedy for giardia in dogs.
Dosage and Use
To get the most out of this natural remedy for giardia in dogs, follow this specific protocol:
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Days 1 & 2: The dog should fast. Only bone broth is given to rest the digestive system.
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Day 3: Give 1 tablespoon of the mixture per 22 lbs (10 kg) of body weight, four times a day.
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Days 4–7: Feed a light diet (like the carrot soup and rice mentioned in our previous guides).
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The Follow-up: Continue providing buttermilk or kefir for another 6 to 8 weeks to fully restore gut flora.
This preparation helps reduce the number of parasites, supports gut flora, and improves digestion during recovery and detoxification.
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