Pears For Cats And Dogs

Pears protect the pancreas of dogs and cats and cleanse and purify their livers. They’re also amazing for aspects of digestion. They act as an antispasmodic; help to soothe the linings of the stomach and intestinal tract; feed beneficial bacteria; starve and kill unproductive bacteria, parasites, and fungus; raise hydrochloric acid in the stomach; help prevent intestinal and stomach cancers; and reduce the bad acids produced by mucus and pathogens. They also help restore linings in the gut that have become damaged and calloused from bacteria.

The little granules in a pear’s flesh are loaded with phytochemicals, trace minerals, and amino acids such as valine, histidine, threonine, and lysine. The trace minerals and amino acids combine and lock onto poisons such as DDT, helping to expel them from cats and dogs.

How To Use For Cats And Dogs:

• Finely chop then mash raw, ripe, juicy (not hard and crunchy) pear (minus the core, stem, and seeds) to add to meals.
• Mash cooked pear to add to meals.
• Chop ripe, juicy (not hard) pear into tiny bite-size pieces to feed your cat or dog as a treat or snack.
• Do not give whole pears to your cat or dog.

Find out about more healing foods for cats and dogs and learn critical information about how to support your pet’s health in Medical Medium Healing Your Pet.

This item posted: 01-Sep-2026