Fermented Vegetables for Pets

Can help boost your pet's ability to fight cancer, shed toxins, cleanse the blood, and more. The nutrients are amazingly bioavailable, far better than any supplement. So it's worth trying to get them to eat it. How to do it right, whether or not your pet loves the first bite.

Dogs, and to a lesser extent cats need vegetables for the roughage, phytonutrients, and antioxidants they provide, which mimics what would be found in their prey’s digestive tracts

One of the best ways to provide vegetables to pets is by fermenting them. Fermented veggies are optimally digestible for dogs and cats, and they also offer powerful probiotic benefits

Fermented vegetables are also potent chelators and detoxifiers, and the fermentation process makes the nutrients inside the veggies more bioavailable. Also, the lactic acid produced by fermentation is a chemical repressor that fights cancer cells without harming healthy cells

Some pets willingly eat fermented vegetables, while others need a bit of prodding. Even if your pet is wild about her fermented veggies right off the bat, it’s important to start with very small amounts and build up gradually to 1 to 3 teaspoons per 20 pounds of body weight. It’s also important not to force vegetables on a pet who simply refuses to eat them

If you’re interested in learning how to ferment your own veggies, we’ve included a how-to video demonstration by Dr. Mercola and Julie, a Mercola staff member

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