Cilantro For Cats And Dogs

Cilantro, also called coriander and Chinese parsley, is the go-to herb for heavy metal detoxification in humans and cats and dogs too. Your pet’s brain draws up precious mineral salt compounds from cilantro with a surprise package attached: phytochemicals that deliberately remove toxic heavy metals from the brain, freeing up neurons from toxic heavy metal oxidized residue, so that they can function at their best.

Cilantro is also very valuable for extracting heavy metals and other toxins from other body systems and organs, particularly the liver. In fact, it’s an amazing liver detoxifier in its own right.

It’s one of the best adrenal support herbs, too, and wonderful for balancing blood glucose levels and staving off weight gain, brain fog, and memory issues.

Cilantro is also antiviral—cilantro helps keep down levels of the Epstein-Barr virus, shingles, HHV6, cytomegalovirus (CMV), and other herpetic viruses in all their various forms.

It’s also antibacterial; it helps to fight off virtually every form of bacteria and flush its waste from your cats’ and dogs’ bodies, and it’s also anti-worm.

Cilantro is an excellent anti- inflammatory herb that helps reverse deficiencies in cats and dogs.

How To Use:

Cilantro can be given to cats and dogs raw or cooked. Finely chop up some cilantro leaves into tiny pieces and mash directly into your cat’s or dog’s food. A tender, raw stem of cilantro can also be offered to your cat or dog to chew on.

Refer to Medical Medium Healing Your Pet for appropriate amounts of raw and cooked cilantro to feed your cat or dog, along with so much more guidance on how to support your pet’s health.

This item posted: 01-Sep-2026