Garden plant

When an ingredient for dog food is referred to as "garden plant", it means that this ingredient comes from a plant that is typically grown in gardens. Garden plants can include a variety of plant species, including vegetables, herbs, fruits or even certain types of flowers that are suitable for human or animal consumption.

For use in dog food, this means that the ingredient in question is of plant origin and comes from a plant that could normally be grown in a garden. It is important to know that not all garden plants are safe for dogs. Some can be poisonous or have unpleasant side effects. Therefore, you should make sure that all plant-based ingredients in dog food are safe for your dog.

Overview

Traditional use in phytotherapy Plant Tree Garden plant Feeding toxic Suitable for allergy-sensitive dogs Potential allergy trigger

Acacia tree

Traditional use in phytotherapy Plant Tree Garden plant Medicinal plant Potential source of danger

Albizia

Plant Tree Garden plant Ornamental plant

Apricot tree

Biotechnology Naturopathy Plant Garden plant Can be eaten fresh Safe feeding Potential allergy trigger

Arabidopsis thaliana

Naturopathy Topical application Plant Garden plant Medicinal plant Herb Feeding not recommended Feeding toxic Tolerated in small quantities Potential allergy trigger

Arnica

Medicine Naturopathy Topical application Plant Garden plant Medicinal plant Herb Feeding not recommended Tolerated in small quantities Potential source of danger Potential allergy trigger

Arnica blossoms

Garden plant Ornamental plant Feeding toxic Potential source of danger Potential allergy trigger Compatibility unknown

Azalea

Vegetable Plant Garden plant Spice plant Ornamental plant Safe feeding Potential source of danger Potential allergy trigger

Bamboo

Intended for human consumption Regional product Contains sugar Vegetable Seasonal vegetables Natural sweetener Plant Garden plant Rich in nutrients Rich in fiber Rich in carbohydrates Rich in minerals Rich in vitamins Rich in strength Rich in water / moisture Safe feeding

Bavarian turnip

May interact with medications Garden plant Ornamental plant conditionally compatible Feeding toxic Feeding not recommended Potential source of danger

Begonias

Low calorie content Common ingredient in dog food Regional product Superfood Contains sugar Aroma Natural colorant Fruit Plant Garden plant Rich in essential substances Low fat content Rich in nutrients Rich in antioxidants Rich in fiber Rich in minerals Rich in vitamins conditionally compatible Can be eaten fresh Safe feeding Suitable for raw food Suitable for vegan diets Suitable for vegetarian diets Tolerated in small quantities

Berries

Plant Tree Garden plant Medicinal plant Herb Ornamental plant conditionally compatible

Birch

Low calorie content Exotic Intended for human consumption Low glycemic index Superfood Vegetable Seasonal vegetables Medicine Can have a detoxifying effect Naturopathy Plant Garden plant Low fat content Rich in antioxidants Rich in fiber Rich in carbohydrates Rich in vitamins Rich in water / moisture conditionally compatible Feeding not recommended Suitable for vegan diets Suitable for vegetarian diets

Bitter melon

Berry Poison control can have effects on the nervous system Naturopathy Traditional use in phytotherapy Plant Garden plant Feeding toxic Highly toxic Not suitable for consumption by dogs Potential source of danger

Bittersweet nightshade

Plant Garden plant Ornamental plant Potential source of danger

Blue cushion

Tree Garden plant Feeding toxic Potential source of danger

Boxwood

Exotic Plant Garden plant Ornamental plant

Calathea lancifolia

Plant Garden plant Ornamental plant Safe feeding

Calathea Medallion

Traditional use in phytotherapy Plant Garden plant Medicinal plant Herb Ornamental plant Not suitable for consumption by dogs Potential source of danger

Colored nettle

Plant Garden plant Medicinal plant Highly toxic Potential source of danger

columbines

Plant Garden plant Ornamental plant Feeding toxic Potential source of danger Potential allergy trigger

Cyclamen

Plant Garden plant Feeding toxic Potential source of danger

Hogweed

May have antioxidant properties Natural source of antioxidants Supports emotional well-being Aroma Calming effect Can support the immune system Can influence the mood Supports digestion May have anti-inflammatory properties Traditional use in phytotherapy Plant Garden plant Spice plant Medicinal plant Herb Herbal sedative Can be eaten fresh Suitable for vegan diets Suitable for vegetarian diets

Lemon balm

can have effects on the nervous system Traditional use in phytotherapy Plant Garden plant Medicinal plant Feeding toxic Feeding not recommended Highly toxic Potential source of danger

Mandrakes

Plant Tree Garden plant Medicinal plant Herb Ornamental plant Feeding toxic Potential source of danger

Maple

May have antibacterial properties Aroma Gluten free Medicine Calming effect May have anti-inflammatory properties Can contribute to the promotion of intestinal health Naturopathy Supports digestion Plant Garden plant Spice plant Medicinal plant Herb Rich in nutrients Rich in antioxidants Safe feeding Suitable for vegan diets Suitable for vegetarian diets Tolerated in small quantities

Mountain mint

Low calorie content Aroma Medicine Naturopathy Topical application Supports digestion Plant Garden plant Spice plant Medicinal plant Herb conditionally compatible Suitable for vegan diets Suitable for vegetarian diets

Mugwort

Low calorie content Aroma Medicine Can have a detoxifying effect Naturopathy Topical application Plant Garden plant Spice plant Medicinal plant Herb conditionally compatible Suitable for vegan diets Suitable for vegetarian diets

Mugwort

Can help to reduce the odor of dog excrement Natural source of antioxidants Natural source of phytochemicals Supports digestion May have anti-inflammatory properties Supports joint health Plant Garden plant Ornamental plant

Palm lilies