Throughout history, we see the use of chervil or French parsley in cooking and in herbal preparations. Chervil is an expectorant, diuretic, and detoxifier. French people use chervil extensively to flavor soups and broths.

The good news is that the aforementioned chervil’s health benefits are applicable to dogs as well.

You can safely include chervil (in moderation) in your dog’s vegetable portions. Regular intake of chervil could help detoxify your pet’s liver and kidneys.

It could even help purify the blood and kickstart sluggish metabolism. It is a great remedy for canine high blood pressure. You can use chervil as a tonic to overcome vitamin and mineral deficiencies in your dog.

Chervil is rich in antioxidants and can reduce inflammatory conditions such as gout and arthritis. Holistic vets even recommend chervil eye washes to clean the dog’s eyes and reduce eye discharge.

The detoxifying and skin-soothing effects of chervil could benefit dogs with eczema and other chronic skin issues.

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