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Can my dog eat Cilantro?
Can my dog eat Cilantro?
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Can my dog eat Cilantro? 
Cilantro is an herb commonly used around the world in a wide variety of dishes. You’ll usually find it in Asian and Mexican cuisines. This herb is rich in Vitamins A & C, potassium, zinc, and more.
Can my dog eat cilantro? Yes—he can enjoy the fresh taste of cilantro. It may even help to calm his stomach if he’s feeling sick. Cilantro can be added to your pet’s food or you can even use it when making homemade dog treats. If your fur baby eats too much cilantro, he could develop problems with his digestive system. Can my puppy eat cilantro? Yes, but only in small quantities. A puppy eating too much cilantro could experience the same digestive problems as an adult dog.
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Oh wow! I did not know cilantro could be used to calm stomach pain in dogs. This is such a helpful piece of information, I wish people would see this and find another great purpose for the delicious cilantro.
Oh yeah! This sounds good to my ear. I particularly love Cilantro myself and won’t mind feeding it to my dog. We eat that a lot at home and it’s really tasty. My dog is definitely going to enjoy the fresh taste of cilantro as we do.
Your dog would definitely love it — trust me. Not to mention that it would even help him whenever he has an upset stomach when sick. Just add the Cilantro to his food. I give mine as treats and he loves it. As long as he doesn’t eat too much, he won’t have any digestive issue.
Ok noted. I’ll always remember to feed her only in small quantities so that she doesn’t experience any digestive problem. Thank you for the post. It’s really helpful!