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Chicken Liver Pate
May 14, 2013 By patty1 lb cleaned chicken livers 2 cloves garlic 3-4 scallions 3 oz cream cheese 4 strips bacon cooked crisp and chopped 1/4 cup good scotch Saute Read More » -
Exercised Induced Collapse
May 14, 2013 By pattyAlso know as EIC. “This inherited disease is common in Labrador Retrievers, but is also found in other breeds, including Curly-Coated and Chesapeake Bay Retrievers, Boykin Read More » -
Worming A Litter Of Puppies
May 14, 2013 By pattyThere are breeders who worm their litters at 2, 4, 6 and 8 weeks of age. I feel this is overkill. While it is true that Read More » -
My Pup Won’t Settle Down To Sleep
May 13, 2013 By pattyFirst be sure there is not a medical issue such as a blockage. A pup or dog that will not settle down at night could be Read More » -
Feeding Litter Of Puppies
May 13, 2013 By pattyI start my litters on puppy food at around 3 1/2 weeks of age. Bitch is still nursing as she wants to. I start slow to Read More »
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Natural Tick Prevention For Your Yard And Dogs
There are a number of tick borne diseases that your dog can contract. Keeping your yard as tick free as possible can help.
If you drag a white sheet across your yard, if you have ticks they will stick to the sheet. You then put the sheet in the dryer for 10 minutes to kill the ticks.
This is a good way to check your yard.
You can hire a company to treat your property with all natural products.
www.ticktackler.com
For those of you that do not like to use topical preventions that you get from your vet; here are a few natural methods.
Garlic – Bug Off Garlic - www.springtimeinc.com
Brewers yeast http://www.vetinfo.com/natural-tick-prevention.html/
Apple cider vinegar http://www.vetinfo.com/natural-tick-prevention.html/
Diatomaceous earth http://www.lowchensaustralia.com/health/diatearth.htm
I have read that garlic and brewers yeast given in too high a dose can be harmful or deadly to your dog so be sure and do your research and check with your vet.
Patty
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