Stinking Groundsel

Stinking Groundsel, also known as Chelidonium majus, is a herbaceous plant that is native to Europe and parts of Asia. This plant often grows in shady areas, such as along roads and in forests. The name "stinking groundsel" refers to the strong odor that is released when the stems are broken. The plant contains a yellow latex-like sap that has traditionally been used in various folk remedies.

Traditionally, Stinking Groundsel is used for its alleged antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties. In animal care, it is sometimes used in natural supplements for dogs, chickens, and horses. Owners use the herb to support the overall health of their animals, although scientific research on its effectiveness and safety is limited.

Furthermore, Stinking Groundsel is sometimes applied to promote digestion and may help maintain healthy skin. However, when used in animals, it is important to be cautious and always consult a veterinarian, as reactions to plants can vary.