04 Jul 2009 Is Your Dog is Afraid of Fireworks

Happy Fourth Of July

As you gather with your family and friends this holiday for barbacues and to watch fireworks don’t forget your 4 legged friends that might be afraid of the noise. Here are a couple of remedies that might help.

Bach’s Rescue Remedy is a natural stress reliever for of all kinds of emotional stress. Simply add four drops to water or your could also rub a drop on their ear. Or you can place drops directly under or on their tongue. Every bottle comes with it’s own dropper to perfectly measure four drops.

Lavender Essential Oils helps to calm anxiety and stress. However you do not want to give this internally, put a drop on a kerchief and put it on your dogs neck. Remember Lavender Essential Oil is for aromatherapy and for (external) use only.

You should be able to find both of these products at your local health store and some pharmacies carry them also. By the way way these work great for humans too!

To You and Your Pets Health,

Alice

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01 Jul 2009 Liquid Glucosamine for Arthritis in Pets
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What people are saying about Syn-flex a liquid Glucosamine formula and one of the most effective osteoarthritis and joint health care products on the market today

Our 12-year old min-schnauzer was having a real hard time walking and trying to go up and down our steps to go outside. The vet gave him an arthritis medication but I was reluctant to use it. I checked all the information and testimonials on Syn-flex and decided to give it a try. It seemed to work within 2-3 days with our Bunky. Where he could barely walk before, he was almost running with the other younger dogs within a week. At the same time I was using the product for my arthritis in my knee and felt a huge improvement immediately. When we ran out of the product I didn’t re-order, thinking I could some like products from the pet stores. No way did they work the same. I just received my first re-order of Syn-flex, Bunky has taken 3 doses and is again his lively, playful self that he was before when he took it. THANK YOU for this wonderful product.

To You and Your Pets Health,

Alice

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26 Jun 2009 Media is keeping Americans clueless about this threat

Why am I not surprise! The media does this all the time, of course they can’t tell things how they really are because it would cause mass hysteria and the government won’t let them tell the truth about anything anyway.

It really is a shame when your life is controled by people that don’t give a crap about what happens to you as long as they can have power and make money.

You can’t believe a word the news media, the government, the FDA and defantily not anything the pharmaceutical companies tell you.

This has got to stop…I don’t know how that would every happen but something has to be done before we are all going to be in big trouble….or dead.

Jane Burgermeister an Austrian investigative journalist is warning the world that the greatest crime in the history of humanity is underway.

Maybe this might help she has filed a lawsuit against the W.H.O. accusing it of bioterrorism through its swine flu vaccination agenda:

http://www.naturalnews.com/026503_pandemic_swine_flu_bioterrorism.html

To You and Your Pets Health,

Alice

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25 Jun 2009 Stop Your Dog’s Quick from Bleeding

Sometimes you make a mistake when cutting your dogs nails and you cut the quick. It starts to bleed and you don’t know what to do. Here is a couple of steps that might help.

  1. Cover the the bleeding nail area with a napkin or soft cloth to stop the blood from getting everywhere.
  2. Mix a little bit of flour or corn starch.
  3. Remove the napkin then dip your dog’s toe into the flour or corn starch.
  4. Hold it for a few seconds.
  5. Take it out. The bleeding should stop.
  6. Carefully wipe off the flour or corn starch surrounding the nail in about 10 to 15 minutes.
  7. Make sure you use lukewarm water to wash off any remaining flour or corn starch. Cold water will make it sting.
Of course if your dog is like mine he will probably go so where and lick it until it starts bleeding again so you will have to do the above steps over again and might have to wrap his or her foot so she can not lick it for a while.
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23 Jun 2009 Clicker Training Your Dog - Does It Work?
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Training your dog to do tricks or learning basic commands has become easier.  Now you can learn how to clicker train your dog with the help of Morten Egtvedt & Cecilie Koeste. Their book has sold more than 45000 hard copies and has become the #1 clicker training resource in the Nordic countries. I thought maybe you would like to check it out!

Clicker training is very differcent from “traditional” dog training guides but when done right you will be amaze how effective this (positive) training technique works if it is used correctly. In clicker training they do not  lure or bribe the dog. The treats are well hidden in their pockets until the dog offers the right behavior on his own. THEN then click and treat. This is a huge difference!

Learn about right here about  ==> Clicker Training

To You and Your Pets Health,

Alice

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