What are some “natural” remedies you have seen recommended that are completely wrong? Any good ones?
Natural pet remedies can easily be bought which provide safe, beneficial alleviation for lots of prevalent pet disorders. In practically all instances they achieve improvement without dangerous or distressing unwanted side effects. Today there is little reason to subject your pet to aggressive prescription remedies since natural pet remedies are proving so beneficial.
There has obviously been a huge trend towards "natural" products, with the thought that "natural" or "from the earth" means safe, which "artificial" means bad. This has apparently carried over to pets too.
For example, when people come looking for natural flea remedies some people suggest garlic. Not good for dogs. Marijuana is natural, and obviously that is still a drug more powerful than some of these "artificial" things people freak out over.
A little fact for human foods that may apply here too that is interesting- sometimes an artificial additive and natural one may be the exact same substance, it just describes how they got it. A red coloring can be made in a lab or made from crushed up beetles, often times they use the beetles so they can use "natural" on the label.
What are some things to avoid when seeking alternative treatments for dogs?
Are there any "natural" remedies that actually work with dogs?
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Maintain an awareness of your pet's health. Get in the practice of giving him or her a routine examination frequently so you will be able to notice any strange conditions and take the correct steps well before these grow to be serious and tough to treat. Whenever you do need to start treating your pet, opt for all-natural and herbal solutions to be certain you are taking a gentle approach to your pet's situation. Minimize the use of strong medications which could induce major unintended effects long term.
All natural dog remedies are usually easy to find all over the internet however it is always hard to know what remedy is best to purchase. Some of the dog and cat foods are filled with artificial ingredients that could hurt or even kill your pet. Make it a point to check ingredients and get just those pet foods you've investigated for yourself and found to be manufactured with all natural, wholesome ingredients. Many times changing to a natural diet, in place of commercial pet food, will cause a vast enchancment in your dog's health.
Many of the preferred natural pet remedies can be found online. Take a look at some of the products referenced on our site for a starting point. It might appear a bit difficult to find good organic and natural products but if you carry out a little research you'll find all the natural pet remedies you'll need. Most cost somewhat more than the products at the superstore, but isn't your pet worth it?
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Comments on What are some “natural” remedies you have seen recommended that are completely wrong? Any good ones?
Natural Dog Foods
My dog gets a dried up cracked nose a lot and it looks so painful. I put some JoJoba oil on it for a few days and then he his nose heals perfectly. I highly recommend that.
Pet Health Problems
I saw a question awhile back from someone who wanted to use herbs to treat her dog’s cancer. I felt bad for the poor dog; instead of getting the treatment he needs, he was suffering and being given nothing but ginkgo, or some crap like that. You’re right, people are idiots when it comes to “natural” remedies.
Homeopathy For Dogs
For fleas, my dad says to use old motor oil and rubs it on the dog. I’m serious, this ain’t a joke.
Dog Meds
All Natural Norwegian kelp works really well for dogs. Great for coats, and a whole lot of other stuff that im drawing a blank on right now.
Things too avoid yeah garlic in large quantities. I dont really believe that natural remedies can heal things like cancer or other ailments.
Natural Pet Remedies
Motor oil to treat mange is one that comes to mind,although it isn’t really “natural.” Some ones that DO work are slippery elm for diarrhea or other intestinal problems,honey for a cough and some herbs can help fight cancer.Also,milk thistle is very well known for it’s ability to rejuvenate the liver,ginger is great for nausea and cinnamon for diabetes.And oatmeal for itchy skin,vinegar and witch hazel for ear problems,fish oil for a poor coat,glucosamine and chondroitin for joints……..the list goes on and on. There are as many natural products that work as there are conventional ones that don’t.