Archives for November, 2007
Posted on Nov 30, 2007 under General Pet Articles |
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by Annie Berthold-Bond of http://www.care2.com/
I dug deep in my herbal formula books for this recipe out of desperation, given that I live in the epicenter of the tick-generated Lyme Disease epidemic. I tested the Essential Oil that is recommended for ticks, Rose Geranium, by putting a few drops—no more!— on our dogs’ Collars, to see if it would repel ticks. Lo and behold, we went from 20 ticks a day on each dog, to none. The second best Essential Oil for repelling ticks is American Pennyroyal (also called tickweed).
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Posted on Nov 29, 2007 under Aromatherapy Recipes, Dog Oral Health |
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If the cause of Bad Breath is gingivitis:
* Clove 1 drop
* Lavender 1 drop
* Myrrh 1 drop
Diluted in 1 teaspoon vegetable oil.
If the cause is from a stomach problem:
Rub a drop of neat Peppermint in a line from beneath the ears and into the shoulders.
These recipes are from “The Complete Book of Essential Oils & Araomatherapy. ” By Valerie Ann Worwood
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Posted on Nov 27, 2007 under General Pet Articles |
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Adapted from http://www.animalhearttalk.com/ - Paula Brown
Have a safe place to take your pets
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Posted on Nov 11, 2007 under Cats - Feeding Your Cat, Dog Feeding |
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How Low Quality Foods can be Hurting Your Pets
A few short months ago, pet owners everywhere were afraid to feed their pets for fear of what they might be ingesting. Every time you turned on the news, there was an update on the “Pet Food Scare”.
Although the situation has now subsided after more than 60 million bags and cans of pet food were recalled, concerns with production and safety standards were raised regarding the high levels of hazardous food that slipped through to the retail market. The situation caused pet owners to question the quality and safety of even the well-recognized brands on the market.
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Posted on Nov 10, 2007 under Aromatherapy Recipes, Cats & Kittens |
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from Cats & Kittens Magazine
Roman Chamomile, Lavender, Rose, Geranium, Lemon verbena, Rosemary, Neroli and witch hazel are among the more common hydrosols, making them easier for cat owners to find and purchase for therapeutic use.
Chamomile (Roman) Anthemis nobilis: Suggested used: ear cleaning, skin irritations, calming
Geranium/Rose Geranium, Pelargonium x asperum: Suggested uses: tick repelling, deodorizing/perfuming, skin irritations, calming
Go to http://www.wikihow..../Make-Essential-Oils to learn how to make hydrosols.
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Posted on Nov 09, 2007 under Dogs & Puppies, Pet Health Q & A |
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Question from Melissa:
“I have a 12 year old Shepherd mix (possibly Lab). After reading all the side affects of Rimadyl and other medications, I’m looking to give him something more natural that won’t kill him if it doesn’t really do the job. His weight is between 65-70 pounds. He still acts like a puppy when we get home and still doesn’t hesitate to jump on the couch, but he’s slow to get up now and has the shaky back legs. He doesn’t seem to be in any pain yet but does pant more now. He still loves to go out for walks but does tire sooner than he did in the past. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time.”
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Posted on Nov 08, 2007 under Dogs & Puppies, Pet Health Q & A |
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Question from Lauri:
“After the pet food scare I’ve been doing research on all the things that are actually harmful to my beloved dogs. I want to give them the best life possible. I have a 1-1/2 year old male yellow lab and a 1 year old Basenji mix that we adopted (don’t know what she’s a mix of). They are both spayed/neutered.
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Posted on Nov 07, 2007 under Dog Joints, Bones, Muscles |
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One of the most common ailments affecting pets as they age is Arthritis. Arthritis is a degenerative condition of the joints where tissue and cartilage in the joint breaks down or becomes damaged, causing Swelling and discomfort. When this occurs, your pet’s quality of life often becomes compromised, with pain causing limitations on playful activities and distress even during daily routines.
Unfortunately, Arthritis is a very common problem in purebred dogs. Due to selective breeding, some dogs end up developing severe Arthritic Conditions that often require major surgery to alleviate the pain.
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Posted on Nov 05, 2007 under Aromatherapy Recipes, Cat First Aid, Recovery, Dog First Aid, Recovery |
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Cold water followed by Lavender oil, as soon as possible.
From “The Complete Book of Essential Oils & Aromatherapy” by Valerie Ann Worwood
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Posted on Nov 04, 2007 under Dog Ear Health, Pet Health Issues |
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Dogs have a keen auditory faculty. To help retain this extraordinary attribute, a dog’s ear canal is L-shaped to protect the tympanic membrane (ear drum) from any kind of injury. The typical structure of a dog’s ear means that a foreign substance that enters the ear or wax or debris that accumulates due to infections, has to work its way upwards rather than straight out, as is the case in the human ear. This makes it difficult for any thing going in to come out easily.
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