Top 10 Foods that help prevent cancer in dogs


 





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Top 10 Foods That Help Prevent Cancer in Dogs



(Add these as toppers, treats, or meal mixers — always check with your vet!)





1. 

Broccoli (lightly steamed)



  • Contains sulforaphane, a compound that fights cancer cell growth
  • Also supports liver detox
    🟢 Best for: Occasional topper in meals






2. 

Blueberries



  • High in antioxidants (especially anthocyanins)
  • Help fight oxidative stress, a major driver of cancer
    🟣 Best for: Frozen treats or daily snack






3. 

Turmeric (with black pepper & oil)



  • Contains curcumin, a powerful anti-inflammatory
  • Must be paired with black pepper and a fat (like olive oil) to activate
    🟡 Best for: Mix into cooked meals






4. 

Pumpkin Seeds



  • Rich in zinc, magnesium, and antioxidants
  • Also help with urinary health and parasites
    🟠 Best for: Crushed over food or blended into treats






5. 

Leafy Greens (kale, spinach, chard)



  • Deliver fiber, chlorophyll, and cancer-fighting phytonutrients
  • Lightly steam to break down oxalates
    🟢 Best for: Meal toppers 2–3x a week






6. 

Wild-Caught Salmon (or sardines)



  • Packed with omega-3s, which reduce inflammation and tumor development
  • Also great for coat, joints, and brain health
    🐟 Best for: Weekly meals or freeze-dried treats






7. 

Coconut Oil



  • Contains lauric acid, shown to kill certain harmful bacteria and fungi
  • Supports immune health and energy
    🥥 Best for: Small spoonful mixed into food






8. 

Mushrooms (shiitake, maitake, turkey tail)



  • Beta-glucans in mushrooms stimulate cancer-fighting immune response
  • Turkey tail especially studied in dog cancer trials
    🍄 Best for: Cooked or powdered form, not raw






9. 

Bone Broth



  • Rich in glycine, collagen, and minerals that support immune resilience
  • Healing for the gut, where 70% of immune cells live
    🥣 Best for: Hydration and meal boost






10. 

Apples (no seeds)



  • Contain quercetin, an antioxidant with anti-cancer properties
  • Also help with digestion and immune function
    🍎 Best for: Sliced as snack or frozen treat




 

 



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