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Does Your Dog Have
✔ A Dry, Crusty Nose?
✔ Is Top of Nose Dry?
✔ Nasal Hyperkeratosis?
Does Your Dog Have
✔ Thick Elbow Calluses?
✔ Callused Hocks
✔ Pre-Callus Areas?
Does Your Dog Have
✔ Rough, Dry Paws?
✔ Sensitive Paw Pads?
✔ Extra Dry Paw Tissue?
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✔ Skin Irritations?
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✔ Rashes? Abrasions?
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Relax Dog Aromatherapy Calms Your Anxious Dog
Relax Dog Aromatherapy gently soothes your scared, stressed dog using all-natural essential oils
Age Well Aromatherapy For Your Dog's Aging
Age Well calms your senior dog's agitation and confusion, keeping them in the present moment.
Focus Dog Aromatherapy Chaos to Concentration
Helps hyperactive, wound-tight, inattentive dogs pay attention for short periods (classes etc.)
Even Big Dogs Can Be Afraid of Thunder, Fireworks or Being Alone
BLASTED #$%@ TICKS
TICKS ARE THE DEVIL'S PET
Do ticks actually serve a function? I suppose random birds must eat them, but I would gladly eradicate them from the planet without feeling even a little bit environmentally aware. Everything about them is just nasty and gross...
TICKs & COCKROACHES WILL SURVIVE THE ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE
TICKs & COCKROACHES WILL SURVIVE THE ZOMBIE APOCALYPSETicks are the bane of my existence, and this time of the year they are heinous here in the big woods of Minnesota.
ZOE, our Great Pyrenees, is a tick magnet. Years ago I begrudgingly tried some of the pour-on stuff and she had an adverse reaction, so no more of THAT stuff.
By the way, I actually found an image when I Googled Zombie Tick...go figure!
So, I Googled and searched and came up with a couple of more natural tick be-gone alternatives…
$#%^&@ TICK BE GONE - INGREDIENTS
- 2 tablespoons vegetable or nut oil (almond oil contains sulfur, a repellent
- in its own right)
- 10 to 25 drops Rose Geranium essential oil
- Make: 2 tablespoons with a shelf life of about six months.
Combine the ingredients in a glass jar; shake to blend. Drop onto your dog’s collar, of course this works best on a fabric collar or use a handkerchief if your dog is a nudist.
Cedarwood, lemongrass, peppermint, rosemary or thyme have all been shown to be effective, when used sparingly, to keep fleas and ticks away from pets and their favorite haunts. Substitute any of these oils for the Rose Geranium above and see what works on the ticks in your area.
I have heard about amber collars and all sorts of other alternatives, but in real life, ticks are pretty much bomb-proof.
Best of Luck for a tick-free year!