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Patricia Bradley
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A place to ask questions and share information about the care of man's 'best friend' using more natural methods.
I tried using apple cider vinegar, but it just got worse, i'll try this though
Hi Layla,
I get it - I had a dog with constant allergy eye infections and itchy feet, finally gave up on vets, changed his diet and built up his immune system.
You did not mention what you feed your lab. Believe it or not this could have a huge inf…
i've been to the vet, never helps. i need something holistic& natural
hmmm looks like my link to what I use for ear maintenance didn't work - let me try again http://www.flutterbyearomatics.com/flutterpooch/maintenance.htm#EAR%20CARE
by the way excuse my grammatical errors below - I was in a hurry
Hi Layla,
The obvious thing is to take your lab to the vet to ensure there is no underlying issues i.e. ruptured ear drum, yeast infection, etc. and if no underlying issue and it is a yeast infection you may want to first use their prescription. Thi…
what would you use to treat a bad lab ear infection?
A place to ask questions and share information about the care of man's 'best friend' using more natural methods.
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- What is your main interest(s)? All of these questions are optional!
- Vegetarian Cooking, Mind:::Body:::Spirit, Bicycles, Alternative Energy
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- canine holistic care
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- http://oneeyeddogproductions.com
Comment Wall (8 comments)
- At 12:59pm on January 14, 2009,
Ellen Bush said… - Hi Patricia, Just got your message. I'll be praying your work involving the natural care of dogs will be very successful especially since you don't now have a 'real job'. I have my own piano and soon to be environmental business and I've never been happier working for myself! Have a GREAT day! I wish you all the best in doing what you love to do. That's where it's all at. You go girl!
- At 12:48pm on December 24, 2008,
Donna-Lou said… - Hi Pate,
I am just looking around on this site, well done, my friend.
I have been doing yoga with Caleb and Spencer. I think the 'restorative
classes' are good for folks like you and me. It makes you feel wonderful!!
- At 11:44am on December 21, 2008,
Michael Levin said… - I'll send you the website for the bags - glad you love the Townie!
- At 9:27am on December 20, 2008,
Michael Levin said…
- How's cycling?
- At 9:41am on December 16, 2008,
Ellen Bush said…
- In my just finished comment I forgot to say thank you for becoming my friend! My yoga answer is below this comment.
- At 9:39am on December 16, 2008,
Ellen Bush said…
- Hi again, I just happened to be on the site and found your comment waiting. I have done yoga classes in the past and would like to get started back. I found them very relaxing and limbering. I don't have any special books to suggest but what I have found helpful is going into a meditation mode by first lying flat on my back on my yoga mat or a carpet with my arms and legs out in a relaxed manner. Then I start (using a conscious focus) relaxing the top of my head, then my eyes, then my jaws, chin, neck, arms, hands, fingers, torso, legs, feet, and lastly toes. Just allow any thoughts that try to intrude to just pass on, forget your cares, worries, etc and allow yourself to totally relax. Just either picture what you want, or hear someone telling you to relax, or feel yourself relaxing depending whether you are more visual, hearing, or a feeling person. I'm quite visual and seeing it works for me. Have you joined Environmental Zoo yet? Would love to have you. I haven't checked it today. Blessings, Ellen
- At 12:05pm on December 15, 2008,
Ellen Bush said…
- Hello Patricia, I see your new and want to say 'welcome'. I'm having a lot of fun on this site getting to know a lot of really nice people. I'd like to know more about you and especially your interest in mind-body-spirit. I also would like to invite you to join my new group, Environmantal Zoo, where you can express concerns, solutions, ideas, or anything else you'd like to share. See you there?
- At 12:57pm on December 13, 2008,
Michael Levin said…
- Hi Patricia and welcome to Zoobird!
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