Natural Remedies for Pets
* Adrenal (Cushex Drops™)
* Adrenal Fatigue
* Aggression
* Allergies
*Anal Glands
* Bladder
* Bladder & Urinary Tract
* Blood Sugar & Insulin
* Breathing
* Chest/Cough
* Cleansing
* Cleansing Shampoo (Cat)
* Coat & Skin
* Coat, Mane & Tail (Horse)
* Colic (Horse)
* Constipation
* Cuts & Scratches
* Cuts & Scratches (Horse)
* Detox
* Digestion
* Digestion (Parasite Dr.™)
* Digestion (Parvo-K™)
* Disobedience
* Ears
* Energy
* Eyes
* Flatulence/Gas
* Fleas
* Fleas & Mosquitoes (Dog)
* Fur balls
* Gums & Teeth
* Heart & Circulation
* Hoof Conditioning (Horse)
* Immunity (Horse)
* Immunity & Liver
* Immunity (C-Caps™)
* Immunity (ViPro Plus™)
* Kidneys
* Lactation/Nursing
* Liver
* Loose Stool
* Lungs/Respiration
* Mites Shampoo (Dog)
* Mites Spray (Dog)
* Muscles & Joints
* Muscles & Joints (Horse)
* Neurological (EaseSure™)
* Oral Health
* Paws
* Performance
* Sadness & Pining
* Pancreas
* Prostate
* Recovery
* Respiratory System (Horse)
* Sinuses
* Skin Allergies
* Skin Fungus
* Stress & Calming
* Stress (Horse)
* Tear Stains
* Teething
* Thyroid
* Thyroid (Soothing)
* Ticks
* Travel
* Weight Management
* Adrenal Fatigue
* Aggression
* Allergies
*Anal Glands
* Bladder
* Bladder & Urinary Tract
* Blood Sugar & Insulin
* Breathing
* Chest/Cough
* Cleansing
* Cleansing Shampoo (Cat)
* Coat & Skin
* Coat, Mane & Tail (Horse)
* Colic (Horse)
* Constipation
* Cuts & Scratches
* Cuts & Scratches (Horse)
* Detox
* Digestion
* Digestion (Parasite Dr.™)
* Digestion (Parvo-
* Disobedience
* Ears
* Energy
* Eyes
* Flatulence/Gas
* Fleas
* Fleas & Mosquitoes (Dog)
* Fur balls
* Gums & Teeth
* Heart & Circulation
* Hoof Conditioning (Horse)
* Immunity (Horse)
* Immunity & Liver
* Immunity (C-
* Immunity (ViPro Plus™)
* Kidneys
* Lactation/Nursing
* Liver
* Loose Stool
* Lungs/Respiration
* Mites Shampoo (Dog)
* Mites Spray (Dog)
* Muscles & Joints
* Muscles & Joints (Horse)
* Neurological (EaseSure™)
* Oral Health
* Paws
* Performance
* Sadness & Pining
* Pancreas
* Prostate
* Recovery
* Respiratory System (Horse)
* Sinuses
* Skin Allergies
* Skin Fungus
* Stress & Calming
* Stress (Horse)
* Tear Stains
* Teething
* Thyroid
* Thyroid (Soothing)
* Ticks
* Travel
* Weight Management
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2. Time you can spare. If you have not realized it yet, dogs, just like us, need to be spent time with. You have to feed,
bathe, exercise, and train your dog. There is no such thing as a ‘day off’ when it comes to caring for your dogs.
3. Budget. Costs will include: training classes, vet care, toys, grooming, licenses, neutering and
spaying, vaccinations, and food.
4. Dealing with problems. Dogs can get sick, suffer from flea infestations, become injured, and
many other things that will require treatment. These will cost you money.
5. Home for your dog. Some communities do not allow residents to own a dog, more so if you
are staying in an apartment. And even if your place allows dogs, do you have enough room for
him? Small dogs
require large spaces because they are very active and cannot be confined in a small area, while
large dogs can stay in compact rooms because they can just lie down on the floor all day.
6. Substitute caregivers. If you go on vacation, who will take care of your dog? You should make
sure somebody will be able to feed and care for him when you are away.
7. Lifetime commitment. As mentioned earlier, dogs can live nine to fifteen years, depending on his breed. Are you ready
to care for him for that long? If your answer is a yes, then by all means, adopt a dog. But if you are not sure of this
commitment, then it is best you think it over and over again before making a decision.
Many dog owners end up leaving their dogs in shelters because they realized too late that they could not really care for
them. Another reason is the irresponsible breeding of dogs and being unable to manage it later on.
Just bear in mind that adopting a dog is not an easy feat. Rewarding, yes, but it requires time, responsibility, money, and
a lot of love on your part. Make sure you are ready for such a commitment.
bathe, exercise, and train your dog. There is no such thing as a ‘day off’ when it comes to caring for your dogs.
3. Budget. Costs will include: training classes, vet care, toys, grooming, licenses, neutering and
spaying, vaccinations, and food.
4. Dealing with problems. Dogs can get sick, suffer from flea infestations, become injured, and
many other things that will require treatment. These will cost you money.
5. Home for your dog. Some communities do not allow residents to own a dog, more so if you
are staying in an apartment. And even if your place allows dogs, do you have enough room for
him? Small dogs
require large spaces because they are very active and cannot be confined in a small area, while
large dogs can stay in compact rooms because they can just lie down on the floor all day.
6. Substitute caregivers. If you go on vacation, who will take care of your dog? You should make
sure somebody will be able to feed and care for him when you are away.
7. Lifetime commitment. As mentioned earlier, dogs can live nine to fifteen years, depending on his breed. Are you ready
to care for him for that long? If your answer is a yes, then by all means, adopt a dog. But if you are not sure of this
commitment, then it is best you think it over and over again before making a decision.
Many dog owners end up leaving their dogs in shelters because they realized too late that they could not really care for
them. Another reason is the irresponsible breeding of dogs and being unable to manage it later on.
Just bear in mind that adopting a dog is not an easy feat. Rewarding, yes, but it requires time, responsibility, money, and
a lot of love on your part. Make sure you are ready for such a commitment.
Factors to Consider before Adopting a Dog
By : Cristian Stan
Those big brown puppy eyes staring at you can surely melt your heart. You cannot help but want
to take him home with you. It does not take a lot of effort to convince us to adopt a dog, because
they are such adorable pets- loyal, fun, and lovable. However, before you decide on this, make sure
to consider the following:
First of all, you need to understand that adopting a dog is a long-term commitment. A dog’s life
span is about nine to fifteen years. Additionally, it will also cost you time and money, and though
having a pet is extremely rewarding, it is not something to be considered lightly.
1. Reason for adopting a dog. Ask yourself, why do you want a dog? Do you want companionship?
Do you want a petto play with your kids? Or do you want a dog to guard your house when you are
away?
By : Cristian Stan
Those big brown puppy eyes staring at you can surely melt your heart. You cannot help but want
to take him home with you. It does not take a lot of effort to convince us to adopt a dog, because
they are such adorable pets-
First of all, you need to understand that adopting a dog is a long-
having a pet is extremely rewarding, it is not something to be considered lightly.
1. Reason for adopting a dog. Ask yourself, why do you want a dog? Do you want companionship?
Do you want a petto play with your kids? Or do you want a dog to guard your house when you are
away?