Pet-friendly DIY home remedies: natural solutions for common issues
Share your tried-and-true DIY remedies for common pet issues like minor injuries, skin irritations, and more.
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Share your favorite ways to stay active with your pet, whether it's jogging, hiking, or even doing yoga together.
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Barking is their 2nd language
Do you know your dog uses body language and barking as a media of communication? Barking is their second language. The next time you find yourself questioning why do my dog barks, you should look at have misses any form of communication your dog has been trying to tell you?
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Do Your Puppy Loves You?
Do you know how to ascertain that our puppy loves us? Check out the photo below.
Have you catch up on our podcast episode on The Benefits of Playing with your dog with Julie Daniels. In this episode, Julie discusses the Art & Science of Playing with your dog. Julie uses the Emotion Mind of Jaak Panksepp principal to rebuild her strategy in dog training.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/4ori5WBwzigwmxLBt8IQk4?si=zj-JOwq2QjyUmlWoOfHs3A&utm_source=copy-link
In my previous blog post, I had a post from Fred Leow on The World Train Your Dog. Some insight of this article, "Since animals are known to learn by consequences which can make them feel happy or upset, therefore I am extremely concerned about the experiences and associations that they acquire in everyday life."
https://www.pups.com.sg/post/2019/09/26/the-world-train-your-dog
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I personally had tried ACV, Apple-Cider Vingear, and Collidal Silver.
ACV can be applied orally or externally. Both ways are effective. To apply orally, I will mix a cap of AVCV into a 1.5-liter bottle, shake well, and pour it into the food bowl or water bowl for my dogs' consumption. I started with pouring into their water bowl but after awhile I observed they drink less water and now I poured into their food bowl together with their dinner and I have had no issue ever since.
As for external wounds, I will mix 3 caps of ACV with 3 caps of lurewarm water and mix it well. And I use the mixture to apply to the wounds, cuts, or bumps, and they recover after 2–3 days.