Benefits
- Kinnikinnick has antibiotic and anti-inflammatory properties that help remedy kidney and bladder problems in dogs, such as bloody urine and UTIs.
Can dogs eat Kinnikinnick?
Risks
- Kinnikinnick contains strong astringent compounds that can irritate the kidneys when used long-term.
- Anecdotal claims suggest the plant can hinder oxygen transportation to the uterus, making it unsuitable for pregnant or lactating dogs.
- Kinnikinnick may cause drug interactions if taken with medications for liver disease.
- Common side effects include nausea and stomach upset.
