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Home Remedy Topic: Pet Care32 home remedy submissions for Pet Care
| Submitted at 2005-11-22 02:01:03 from 216.18.131.68 |
To get rid of skunk smell on animals. Make a thin paste of baking soda and hydrogen peroxide.Put this all over the animal and let sit for a little while and then rinse off. Takes the smell away very quickly. Works on colthes too.
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| Submitted by Jen at 2008-07-28 21:37:40 from 66.19.147.36 |
If you happen to find a baby bird or birds without their mother what do you do? Well if they are covered in feathers then you should probably do nothing. Observe them from a distance and wait to see if their mother comes for them. But if they are bald or have pin feathers(look like pins sticking out of the birds skin) then you may have to care for them. You should always try to contact a wildlife agency to come and get the bird or birds, but if you have NO OTHER OPTION then hopefully my information will help you to care for the birds ONLY UNTIL THEY CAN FLY AND BE RETURNED TO THEIR NATURAL HABBITAT!
OK, first get the birds into a warm dry , and clean place. A cardboard box with some sort of liner will work fine. If you feel like they will be more comforable you can even make a nest out of a bowl with a old washcloth in it or toilet paper works great too. The bird or birds will eat ALOT also so feeding them if ver imporant also. NEVER feed a baby bird bread or insects....that includes earthworms. Either give them canned dog food of you can take dry dog food and soak it in warm water. Then makevery small bites, about the size of a pea, and put them into thier mouthes when they open them. They will cry to be fed. And should respond very willing to eat. NEVER GIVE THEM WATER!! Giving them water will kill them. They are getting all of their water in with their food. Make sure that their home is kept very clean. Bacteria in their feces will make them sick, and it stinks too. When your birds are covered in feathers and their eyes are opened start taking them outside, and try to get them to fly. You will have to work with them, but it will all be rewarding to see them fly away, knowing that you saved their lives! I hope this helps someone! I am currently raising three chimney swifts, I got them out of my fireplace after their nest fell through the chimney. The were completely bald with their eyes closed, and I have now raised them for three weeks and they are all diong well. We go outside for a little while each day where they try to fly (but dont get too far yet) and play in the grass. They are fun, but it SO MUCH WORK!!! I will miss them, but will be glad when they return to the woods!
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| Submitted by gwen at 2007-03-20 03:46:09 from 71.56.200.84 |
I had a tiny toy Poodle for 18 years. Easter weekend he got sick & couldn't get to the Vet til Monday. He was having kidney failure & the Vet wanted to put him to sleep. I took him home & put him on Noni juice, for over all health, aloe vera, for his stomach & mouth, & parsley water to keep his kidney's open, mixed in his food. He perked up & stayed healthy until his time came in Dec 5th the same year. I was able to hold him, rock him in the rocker, & sing to him as he passed of old age across the rainbow bridge...
There is always an alternative available for all of us. I don't want to suffer even though death is waiting for all of us. We don't have to suffer to get out of here.
Pau D'Arco combined with yerba matte herb will get rid of pain & the disease of cancer, which I can attest to.
Another good web site is www.earthclinic.com Lots of good info on apple cider vinegar, peroxide, baking soda, & more....another is www.curezone.com
Good luck to all, & don't allow the evil death of disease rot away any life form... Make it an ease/easy out...
Many Blessing of good health to all!
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| Submitted by Cara at 2007-01-16 17:05:46 from 66.18.163.177 |
Is your dog not able to go to the bathroom because he ate something or is stoped up? Give the dog a half can of pumpkin. Keep giving to him until able to use the bathroom.
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| Submitted by Heather at 2007-03-20 01:13:12 from 205.188.116.12 |
DEADLY FLEA TRAP
ANIMAL NUT HEATHER HERE - I have a trick up my sleeve for nearly anything and everything. Just to clear the air I have 6 dogs, 7 cats, 4 birds, and several fish...I've rescued, saved, and raised....skunks, possums, squirrels, foxes, and racoons from babies! Yelp this chic has been there and done that! Look for Tips from me: ANIMAL NUT HEATHER
Want to catch fleas running loose in your home....sure you've heard how to kill them in the carpet and on the animal....now here's you a flea trap!
Small white dish (they love white) a little water and a touch of dawn (deadly to them ya know) and place it under a night light....while you sleep they die....it's like your own little flea zapper....I flipped the first time I used it. Figure out the worst area in your home and that's the BEST area to set your trap!
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| Submitted at 2003-11-07 17:47:18 from 68.15.203.68 |
Vitamin C will help with tumors.
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| Submitted by Barb at 2004-09-23 03:27:05 from 24.239.243.112 |
FLEAS: I have had a terrible time getting rid of fleas till now. Borax laundry soap. Vacuum your carpet really good. Then sprinkle the Borax over your carpet. Use a broom and work it down into the fibers of your carpet really good. Don't vacuum for a week unless you have to. The fleas will eat the Borax. It will cause them to dehydrate and die. Repeat the process every week or so for a month. It really works, it's cheap and it is safe to use if you have small children.
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| Submitted by Kathi at 2005-10-27 19:31:32 from 4.153.85.46 |
Cats in the house? And refuse to use a litter box? But like the carpet better? Here is a trick I learned and it works. Keeps Kitty from using the carpet as a litter box.
Place long stips of heavy duty aluminum foil on areas cleaned throughly where kitty has marked it's spot.
The noise of the foil turns kitty away.
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| Submitted by Tania at 2006-09-05 22:20:44 from 66.245.231.215 |
A few years ago, the area below my rabbit's eyes was infected due to scratching himself with his dirty nails. The hair in that area was crusty, and fell off. Underneath his skin was raw. He had puss, some bleeding, and swelling. I managed to fix him up myself. I cleaned the infected areas thouroughly with warm water. Then I placed a couple of drops of betadine on some cortizone 10 (about a half inch squeeze, and mixed it up. After cleaning his skin, I rubbed some fresh aloe vera gel on the infected areas, and allowed it to dry a bit. Then I rubbed on the cortizone & betadine mixture. I did this for a couple of days and low and behold, it worked! And his hair grew back.
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| Submitted by Jean at 2006-12-29 17:27:39 from 4.228.93.16 |
Bag Balm is great for 'clipper burn' after dog grooming.
Avoid clipper burn by clipping the sensitive areas first while the clipper is still cool. Use 'Kool Lube' spray also to cool clippers.
Cut in the same direction as the growth of the hair, not against.
Cover area (usually rear end) with old pair of men's briefs or small pajamas cut down. Tighten to fit with a SAFETY diaper pin. This will save getting greasy stains on carpeting, etc. and also keep the dog from irritating the burn so it can heal.
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