VETERINARY HERBAL MEDICINE - Denes Natural Pet Care

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VETERINARY HERB PROFILES PARSLEY Petroselinum crispum Background Parsley is a biennial herb native to the Mediterranean region and cultivated in several varieties, including in the UK, where the curly leafed variety is preferred. It also grows wild in Britain, usually on wasteland. Well known in culinary spheres, its medicinal use dates back to Greek times. Its generic name is derived from the Greek word “petroselinon” meaning rock celery. Its medicinal action is mainly due to its essential oil which gives Parsley some important medicinal actions. Parts used Roots, leaves and seeds Constituents • Essential oil which includes apiol, myristicin and pinene • Vitamin C • A Glycoside • Apiin • Starch Medicinal actions • Diuretic Parsley has a strong diuretic effect and can be used to help remove excess fluid and to increase urine output. This last action can help with some kidney and bladder problems by flushing away debris and waste products. As it also removes toxins, Parsley is sometimes used to help with arthritis and halitosis. • Carminative As an effective carminative, Parsley will help relieve the symptoms of flatulence and the associated discomfort caused by colic. • Expectorant The volatile oil in Parsley will help loosen catarrh and ease coughing. • Emmenagogue Parsley will help regulate the bleeding which occurs during oestrus. • Tonic Small doses of Parsley stimulate the appetite and promote good digestion. 52
Combinations None specifically. Veterinary indications • Colic and indigestion • Flatulence • To promote appetite and digestion • Kidney failure • Bladder stones and gravel, FLUTD • Joint stiffness Source Denes All-in-One Tablets. Content: Each tablet contains Parsley 25 mg. Notes All-in-One Tablets are marketed as a supplement so no medicinal claims are made for this product. 53
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