Our Essiac Herbal Tea is a traditional blend of four or eight herbs offered as a botanical tea. Some pet owners enjoy offering small amounts of herbal tea to their pets as a general dietary supplement or for occasional tasting, rather than for any health purpose.

This page provides general guidance on safe preparation and serving options for pets. It is not intended as a treatment for any condition and does not replace veterinary care.

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Important Notes

• Always consult a qualified veterinarian before offering any new food or drink to your pet.
• Herbal teas should be given in small amounts to avoid digestive upset.
• Only use teas that are free of additives, sweeteners, or harmful ingredients (like caffeine, garlic, or onions).
• Always provide fresh water alongside any herbal beverage.

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Serving Tips

• Serve cooled or room-temperature herbal tea.
• Offer in a small dish or mixed with pet-safe broths (without onions or garlic).
• Start with a small volume to see how your pet tolerates it.
• Avoid forcing consumption — pets may choose not to drink herbal tea.

Note: Capsules or tinctures of herbal blends can be offered in very small, food-safe amounts, but brewed tea is the most straightforward option for pets.

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Safe Practices

• Use only herbs certified organic and free of additives.
• Avoid giving teas to pregnant or nursing animals unless cleared by a veterinarian.
• Do not use herbal tea as a replacement for veterinary care or prescribed medications.

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Ingredients

Depending on the formula, Essiac tea blends may contain:
• Burdock Root (organic)
• Sheep Sorrel (organic)
• Slippery Elm Bark (organic)
• Turkey Rhubarb Root (organic)
• Additional herbs in the 8-herb version

All ingredients are food-grade, plant-based, and prepared for general herbal use.