Five Leaf Pet Botanicals

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Five Leaf Pet Botanicals Using Organic Western Botanicals to support Canine Kidney, Heart and Liver Health since 2002.

At Five Leaf Pet Botanicals, we focus on supporting your dog’s natural ability to maintain balance and overall well-being. For over 23 years, we’ve offered holistic, all-natural health programs designed to support the care of dogs' hearts, kidneys, and livers. Our philosophy centers on reducing unnecessary toxic load, providing wholesome nutrition, and using powerful herbal formulations to help the body function at its best. Founded by animal herbalist Amanda Banting, Five Leaf Pet Botanicals began as a personal journey to support her own dog’s wellbeing. Since then, Amanda has spoken with over 20,000 pet owners, using real-life experiences and feedback to continually refine our programs.

🌿 What Sets Us Apart:
• One-of-a-kind herbal formulations
• Organic and wild-harvested botanicals
• Wellness-focused
• Education and step-by-step guidance for dog owners

🐶 Our Programs:
• Canine Kidney Health Program
• Canine Heart Health Program
• Canine Liver Health Program

Our goal is simple: to give your dog’s body the nutritional and botanical support it needs to do what it’s naturally designed to do. When we nourish the body with the right foods and herbs, we help keep the immune system strong and the organs working smoothly. Many owners tell us their dogs seem more comfortable, engaged, and full of life — signs of overall wellbeing being supported from the inside out.

Some dogs just have a champion in their corner. Benny is fifteen, and his person Linda from Chatsworth, California has b...
10/16/2026

Some dogs just have a champion in their corner. Benny is fifteen, and his person Linda from Chatsworth, California has been devoted to natural care for a long time. She gives the same herbs to her other dog, Lucy, who turns eighteen this spring.

Most people don't realize how much steady, everyday care adds up across a long life. Linda made Five Leaf part of her dogs' daily routine to support their normal, healthy heart and whole-body function as part of a proactive wellness habit.

Iit is a joy to see a family live it out across two dogs and so many years.

Thank you, Linda, for the trust, and for passing what you have learned to the people around you. Benny and Lucy are lucky to have you.

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Dandelion is one of those plants most people pull out of the lawn without a second thought. Herbalists have prized it fo...
10/15/2026

Dandelion is one of those plants most people pull out of the lawn without a second thought. Herbalists have prized it for generations. Our Dandelion for dogs uses two parts of that one plant, leaf and root, working together.

The leaf and the root each bring something different. Dandelion leaf is traditionally used to support healthy kidney function and fluid balance, while dandelion root leans toward the liver and healthy digestion. Together they support the body's normal, everyday cleansing as part of a daily routine.

This is gentle, steady support, the way I like to work. Fresh whole foods, filtered drinking water, and a little plant wisdom your dog's body recognizes.

Made with certified organic dandelion, then prepared human-grade and purity-tested, because what goes into your dog matters as much to me as it does to you.

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If your vet has mentioned a heart murmur, the staging can sound overwhelming. So here is the system they use, in plain l...
10/14/2026

If your vet has mentioned a heart murmur, the staging can sound overwhelming. So here is the system they use, in plain language.

Vets follow the ACVIM staging system for heart valve disease in dogs, and it runs from A to D. Stage A is the watchlist: no disease yet, but breed or age says keep an eye out. Cavaliers, Dachshunds, and Miniature and Toy Poodles are on that list, along with many small breeds as they age. At B1, your vet hears a murmur, but the heart is still normal size and your dog feels completely fine. B2 is when imaging shows the heart starting to enlarge, which makes it an important time to sit down with your vet. By Stage C, outward signs appear, things like coughing, faster breathing at rest, tiring easily, or fainting. Stage D is advanced, and the focus turns to comfort.

Knowing where your dog sits helps you ask better questions. And a heart failure diagnosis still leaves room for good days. Save this for your next vet visit.

Most people don't realize how much a walk in the woods does for the body. There is real science behind it now. The Japan...
10/13/2026

Most people don't realize how much a walk in the woods does for the body. There is real science behind it now. The Japanese call it forest bathing, and a researcher named Dr. Qing Li spent two decades studying what changes when we spend a few days among the trees.

A lot of it comes down to phytoncides. Those are the natural compounds trees release into the air to protect themselves, and when we breathe them in, research links them to lower stress hormones and a steadier nervous system. Trees, it turns out, are good for us.

Here is the part I love. Dogs take a forest in deeply. With millions of scent receptors, they process every breath of it. If a few days among trees shifts something real in people, our dogs likely share in that same reset.

So this week, find a green space and slow down together. Let them sniff. Breathe deeply. Make unhurried walks among the trees a regular habit.

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Most people don't realize a dog's nose works a little like a clock. When your dog stops to sniff a fence post, they are ...
10/12/2026

Most people don't realize a dog's nose works a little like a clock. When your dog stops to sniff a fence post, they are reading the news and the timeline at once. Scents fade in a predictable way, and dogs can measure how fresh or faded an odor is. That tells them who passed by, and roughly how long ago they came through.

So that slow pause at the same spot every morning is your dog checking what has changed overnight. The newer the scent, the more recent the visitor.

Next time your dog wants to linger over one patch of grass, let them. That slow sniff is your dog reading time itself.

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Andrea Holsinger, from Winterville, Georgia, works with dogs for a living, and she put it plainly. As dog professionals,...
10/09/2026

Andrea Holsinger, from Winterville, Georgia, works with dogs for a living, and she put it plainly. As dog professionals, they always put the dogs in their care before making money, because they love it. Then she said she sees the same thing in how we do our work.

That is the whole thing for me. Twenty-four years in, and it still comes down to loving the animals first.

Andrea has made Five Leaf part of Flyer's daily routine, our Blood Cleansing Formula, Rena-Cleanse, Hepara-Cleanse, and Dog Greens, all chosen to support Flyer's normal, healthy body function as part of a proactive wellness habit.

Thank you, Andrea, for the kind words and for the way you show up for dogs. Flyer is lucky to have you.

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Calcium is one of those steady workhorses in a dog's body. It helps support strong bones and healthy teeth, and it suppo...
10/08/2026

Calcium is one of those steady workhorses in a dog's body. It helps support strong bones and healthy teeth, and it supports normal muscle and nerve function every single day. Our Seaweed Calcium makes it simple to add.

Each teaspoon gives 960mg of calcium plus 72 trace minerals, all from 100% wild-harvested Icelandic Aquamin seaweed. It is highly absorbable, and because the powder is tasteless and odorless, most dogs never notice it stirred into a meal. Cats too.

This is the kind of gentle daily support I like. Fresh whole foods, filtered drinking water, and steady minerals your dog's body recognizes.

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If your vet just diagnosed your dog with kidney disease, one of the first questions is usually what to feed a dog with k...
10/07/2026

If your vet just diagnosed your dog with kidney disease, one of the first questions is usually what to feed a dog with kidney disease. Here is the good news. Fresh, whole food should absolutely be part of a renal plan. The trick is knowing which foods fit.

Start with what to skip. The salty, processed things first, jerky, deli meats, salty broths, table scraps. Renal plans keep sodium controlled, and a fresh bowl avoids most of that by default. Then the never-safe foods for any dog: grapes and raisins, onions, chives, and xylitol in sugar-free peanut butter and gum. Those are emergencies.

Most people don't realize this next part. Cutting protein all the way out is a common mistake. Vets usually recommend moderate, high-quality protein, and egg whites are the classic kidney-friendly choice, top-quality protein that is naturally low in phosphorus.

What to serve: moisture-rich, low-phosphorus fresh foods like cucumber, blueberries, pumpkin, green beans, and watermelon. And constant fresh water, always.

Build the final plan, and save this list to share with someone walking the same road.

Most people don't realize how well dogs hide a sore mouth. They rarely cry out when a tooth hurts, so a tooth infection ...
10/06/2026

Most people don't realize how well dogs hide a sore mouth. They rarely cry out when a tooth hurts, so a tooth infection in dogs can go unnoticed for a long time.

A few signs worth knowing: persistent bad breath, dropping food or chewing on one side, extra drooling, and pawing at the mouth or rubbing the muzzle. None of it looks dramatic, which is exactly why it slips past us.

The mouth does not stay separate from the rest of the body, though. Chewing can push oral bacteria into the bloodstream, and over time that adds to the workload on the heart, kidneys, and liver. Dental care is one of the most controllable things you can do to lower your dog's daily inflammatory load. Protect the gums, and you help protect the whole dog.

So when was the last time you looked at your dog's back teeth? If it has been a while, book a dental check with your vet. Tell us below when your dog last had their teeth looked at. 🐾

Ever watched your dog explode into a lap of wild, high-speed circles for no reason at all? There is a name for it. Vets ...
10/05/2026

Ever watched your dog explode into a lap of wild, high-speed circles for no reason at all? There is a name for it. Vets call them FRAPs, short for Frenetic Random Activity Periods, but most of us just say the zoomies.

They are a completely natural burst of energy. Sometimes it is pent-up energy finding a way out, sometimes it is stress leaving the body, and sometimes it is pure excitement with nowhere else to go. Puppies and young dogs get them most, though plenty of seniors still rip a good lap now and then.

If your dog gets the zoomies, give them a safe, soft place to run it out and enjoy the show. It is one of the happiest things a dog does.

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3601 Highway 7 E, Suite 1005
Markham, ON
L3R0M3

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+18666106004

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