Ingredients beginning with S
On this page you will find a comprehensive overview of various ingredients and plants. We explain whether they are safe for your dog and whether they have a positive or negative effect on his health. Whether it's everyday foods, special herbs or unknown plants - here you will find all the important information you need for the safe nutrition and care of your four-legged friend. Your dog deserves the best, and we'll help you make informed decisions.
Intended for human consumption
May have antibacterial properties
May have antioxidant properties
Aroma
Vegetable
Seasonal vegetables
May have anti-inflammatory properties
Garden plant
Spice plant
Feeding toxic
Feeding not recommended
St. John's garlic
May have antibacterial properties
Calming effect
May have antiviral properties
Can influence the mood
Can support wound healing
May have anti-inflammatory properties
May interact with medications
Traditional use in phytotherapy
Plant
Medicinal plant
Herbal sedative
Ornamental plant
St. John's wort
Calming effect
can have effects on the nervous system
Can influence the mood
May have anti-inflammatory properties
May interact with medications
Naturopathy
Traditional use in phytotherapy
Plant
Medicinal plant
Herbal sedative
Rich in essential substances
Rich in antioxidants
Rich in flavonoids
Rich in minerals
St. John's wort root
Chemistry
Not suitable for consumption by dogs
Potential source of danger
Stain
Medicine
Naturopathy
Topical application
Plant
Medicinal plant
Herb
Safe feeding
Compatibility unknown
Star of Bethlehem
Food
Vegetable
Compatibility
Safe feeding
steamed potatoes
Can contribute to employment
Snack
Product from livestock
Good for the teeth
Source of calcium
Source of phosphate
Rich in fatty acids
Suitable for raw food
Sternum bone
Processed food
Plant
conditionally compatible
Tolerated in small quantities
Stevia