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Friendship Batter
June 11, 2013 By pattyI did this years ago and its great. You bake once a week and since I worked in an office I shared my cakes with my Read More » -
Ectopic Ureter (EU) In Pups
June 11, 2013 By pattyIt is important to determine if this is the case or the pup just has a urinary tract infection causing leaking. Ultra sound or further tests Read More » -
Sending Pups To Their New Homes
June 11, 2013 By pattyIt is always bitter sweet. I cry when each one leaves and hug them and kiss them and pray they will adjust quickly without their litter Read More » -
Choosing AKC Registered Name
June 11, 2013 By pattyThis can be fun for the whole family. I usually choose a call name first and work off that for a catchy name. Sometimes its the Read More » -
Should I Change My Puppy’s Food?
June 11, 2013 By pattyWhen you first bring a new pup home it is very important to continue to feed the same food the breeder (or shelter, etc.) has been Read More »
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Protect Your Dog From Toxic Cleaners
White vinegar is a wonderful non toxic product.
Most important are the floors in your house.
You and your dogs absorb products thru the feet/pads so its best to use none toxic products on floors.
I mix 1 part vinegar to 3 parts water for mopping. I have also read 1/4 cup of vinegar to 1 gallon of water.
I fill a spray bottle and keep it on hand. Its easy to spray the floor for mopping. Or you can buy a mop (like Swiffer sp) that allows you to refill the container. Swiffer mops don’t have this option. You have to keep buying their refills.
More uses:
1 cup vinegar and 5 cups water to clean windows.
Use full strength to rid kitchen containers of stale food odors.
Dilute vinegar with water and boil on the stove to remove cooking odors.
Moisten a paper towel with vinegar and wrap around faucets to remove hard water deposits.
Clean your dishwasher: fill a bowl with vinegar and place on bottom rack of dishwasher with no other dishes in the machine and run the cycle, turning off the machine before the drying cycle.
I read that when vinegar comes in contact with copper or lead it van create a deadly poison, so store vinegar in glass containers or the original jug it comes in.
Patty
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