We shot some more video today with Eli and he was in rare form. Think I'll go back to the old ladies next time LOL

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With the garlic, how often do you give it to them? Once a week?

@@billiecanfield8733 I switched my dogs off of kibble and started cooking for them about a month ago and their health has dramatically improved 1000% and I just add natural seasonings to the food when I'm cooking it like I do when I cook my own food. I give them Curry because it has turmeric and all kinds of other good spices that are good for your bones and joints especially during the cold season and I also add garlic just like I'm seasoning the food. Nothing extra and nothing too little. Just normal seasonings. And your dog will get all the vitamins they need from the meat and the vegetables that you cook with the meat. I found out that my dogs love cabbage of all the damn things in the world LOL so I got some cheap meat that they had at the United supermarket. They marked down their meat in the mornings half-price. So I can go get meat for my dogs and it is half price and my dogs enjoy sweet potatoes or broccoli or cabbage and sometimes I sneak in a tiny bit of spinach. You don't need a lot. Only about 20% should be vegetables. The rest should be meat and I do not give my dog's chicken. They seem to have an allergic reaction every time. So they get beef mostly

@@billiecanfield8733 I want to say one more thing. My dog's health has changed 1,000% and he no longer has yeast infection and I don't have to give him pills. All I did was change his diet and get him off dry dog food.

@@billiecanfield8733 I do give him dry dog food as a treat but he has not touched it in 2 days. He is nice and fat

Thank you so much!

I was thinking the same thing. I have taken my chihuahua to our Holistic Vet numerous times with her on-going histamine issues. We've covered food--we feed her well. It's not environmental so says my Holistic Vet. So I've got her on two different natural allergy supplements. This Vet has NEVER talked about worms. I'm kind of pissed now because that really should be their world of expertise.

You're welcome :)

Thanks so much!!!

Thank you so much!

@@DogsNaturallyMagazineDNM My old baby is used to natural remedies from me. I gave her some plain yogert last night, then some powdered cloves in virgin coconut oil after each meal. These are other suggestions & things I had on hand. Some relief today - Thanks to you & your kind/ness. Blessings!!

LOL that's Eli. It's like he drinks 80 cups of coffee a day, he's high energy! Most of my Labradors are low key, but he's an adventure, for sure!

@@DogsNaturallyMagazineDNM I adore the interaction on your videos and the demands from your Labs either barking in the background for dinner or on your lap highly affectionate. Keep it up. Your vids are wisdom ( I have a male black Lab, too). Thank you!!

You are welcome!

The couch is awesome :)

Hi there! We actually have a great article on this topic that we will link below for you :) www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/5-home-remedies-for-dog-ear-infections/ www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/chronic-conditions-vs-acute-conditions-holistic-treatment-of-ear-infections/

Thank you!

We are sorry we do not know of an alternative!

You're welcome!! Glad you found the video helpful!

@@DogsNaturallyMagazineDNM doesn't seem like dogsnaturally have read the comment, just a random response.

Well, the immune system works for heartworms the way it does other parasites, so for my dogs, I just make sure I never do anything to harm their immune system. You could also give heart-healthy herbs to support them. CleanHeart is a good natural product for this.

raw shelled

Here is a bit more information on that! www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/health-benefits-of-pumpkin-for-dogs/

When feeding your dog pumpkin seeds, use raw organic seeds. Don’t give your dog the salted seeds, which aren’t safe for him. Grind seeds and give ¼ tsp per 10 lbs of weight once or twice a day until the parasites are gone. Pumpkin seeds are safe for pregnant dogs.

We prefer to keep things very natural - here is a great article that goes more in to depth :) www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/everyday-foods-to-get-rid-of-dog-worms/

I watched your video on natural antihistamines for your dog. Wonderful information! But if we are treating them with such does it shut down the dogs natural histamine response they have for controlling worms? How does this balance out in your dog? Thank you for informing on all the ways to treat your dog naturally! Karen Rich

If it is the seeds already ground, then yes! Pumpkin seeds contain an amino acid called cucurbitin. Cucurbitin paralyzes the worms and eliminates them from your dog’s digestive tract. If is is just regular pumpkin powder, it won't have the same deworming effect.

@@DogsNaturallyMagazineDNM Thanx for the reply

Hi there! Here is a more in-depth article that has the pumpkin feeding directions! www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/health-benefits-of-pumpkin-for-dogs/

Ground up pepita seeds

Here is a great article with more information for you! www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/everyday-foods-to-get-rid-of-dog-worms/ www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/health-benefits-of-pumpkin-for-dogs/

Garlic

Using a level measuring spoon, feed the following amount per day, according to your dog’s weight: 5lbs: 1/6 tsp 10lbs: 1/3tsp 15 lbs: 1/2 tsp 20lbs: 2/3 tsp 30 lbs: 1 tsp This applies to freshly chopped garlic. Here is the link to the article: www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/garlic-for-dogs-poison-or-medicine/

We do have a suggestion, we will link the product below! thenaturaldogstore.com/products/amber-naturalz-hwf

You would need to check with your veterinarian to do some tests to rule out a thyroid condition.

Here is a bit more information on that topic we think you will find very helpful! www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/everyday-foods-to-get-rid-of-dog-worms/

Why cant you believe it? 🤣

Are you vet representative?