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7 Home Remedies for Your Dog

When you're feeling under the weather, you might find that the perfect thing for treating what ails you is something you already have in the kitchen. Did you know that you can treat your ailing dog with some simple home remedies too? Below you will find seven great natural remedies for making your dog happy and healthy again.

TIP #1

Vitamin E is good for preventing those pesky age lines on your face, and it's also great for your dog's dry skin. You can give your pup a doggy massage by applying vitamin E oil directly to the skin, a soaking bath with vitamin E added to the water, or you can go all "Hollywood" and pop your dog a pill (of vitamin E, that is).

If you give the vitamin orally, check with your vet on the recommended dosage for your specific dog breed.

TIP #2

Flavorless electrolyte-replacing liquids, such as sports waters or pediatric drinks, not only help athletes to replenish fluids, and babies to rehydrate after an illness, they can also supply your sick pooch's body with much needed fluids after a bout of diarrhea or vomiting.

Consult your veterinarian as to the appropriate dosage amounts when giving these types of liquids to your dog.

TIP #3

Deliciously plain yogurt is a healthy treat for your dog. Just as with humans, the live acidophilus in the yogurt keeps the good bacteria in your dog's intestines in balance, so that bad bacteria is swiftly knocked out. If your dog is on antibiotics, a little yogurt will also help keep yeast infections at bay (a common side-effect of antibiotic treatment). You can also give your dog acidophilus pills -- wrapping the pills in bacon is strictly optional.

Puppies are especially prone to yeast infections, so a little plain yogurt as a snack (or even dessert) can help keep things in balance; especially useful while the intestinal system is building immunities.

TIP #4

Chamomile tea uses the natural disinfecting effects of the chamomile plant to settle upset doggy tummies. It is recommended for colic, gas, and anxiety. It can also alleviate minor skin irritations. Just chill in the fridge and spray onto the affected area on the dog's raw skin. Your dog should feel an immediate soothing effect as the chilled tea kills the yeast and/or bacteria on the skin. A warm (not hot) tea bag can also be used for soothing infected or irritated eyes.

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Caring for Your Puppy's Teeth

Taking care of your puppy's teeth is a lot like taking care of your own. Start your puppy off right with a good dog dental health routine, and it'll be easier to help him maintain a healthy mouth throughout his life.

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Your Puppy's Teeth

Did you know that puppies lose baby teeth just like people do? Puppies have 28 temporary teeth that erupt at three to four weeks of age. They lose these puppy teeth at about four months when their 42 permanent teeth begin to emerge.

But by age three, eight out of ten dogs will show signs of dental disease, according to statistics. That's why it's important to establish a good oral health routine with your puppy when he's young.

Dog dental care tips

Good preventive care begins with attention to these basics:

Pet Food. Feeding your puppy a firm, kibbled, premium pet food is an easy way to help slow down plaque formation through a mechanical, abrasive action. Certain premium foods have been specially designed to help keep teeth clean.

Chew Toys. Appropriate chew toys are another fun and easy way to prevent tartar - not to mention that they aid puppy teething.

Brushing dog teeth. One of the best ways to prevent tartar is to brush your puppy's teeth. Yes, this is possible -- especially, if you make it a fun part of your puppy's routine. Your veterinarian can show you how to brush your puppy's teeth and can recommend.

Exams and cleanings. Your puppy needs regular dental exams and professional cleanings just like you do. The frequency of cleanings depends on each dog's individual needs, so be sure to consult your veterinarian at least once every six months. But if you notice bad breath or other signs of dental disease, call for an appointment with your veterinarian immediately.

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Grooming for Puppy : How to Cut Puppy Nails

Learning how to cut puppy nails is as easy as clipping your own nails once you get some practice.

Why is clipping a puppy's nails important?

All dogs need proper foot and nail care. Nails that are not kept short will grow too long and become irritating and painful to the dog. It can also cause the feet to splay, or spread, and nails can actually curl around and grow into a dog's pads. Don't let the fear of hurting your dog keep you from taking good care of her feet and nails.

What type of nail clippers is best for my puppy?

There are two types of dog nail clippers. Use scissor-type clippers to cut puppy nails. When your puppy becomes an adult, you can switch to guillotine-type clippers, unless he's a small breed. You can continue to use scissor style clippers on small breeds into adulthood.

How do I trim my puppy's nails?

Prepare your puppy for regular nail trimmings by touching his feet, pads and nails as often as possible. This way he'll get used to his feet being handled.

To begin to cut a puppy's nails, hold his foot and gently push down with your thumb at the base of each nail. This will cause the nail to extend slightly, making it easier for you to see the nail. Trim each nail at a 45-degree angle away from the puppy so that the newly cut nail is flush with the floor when he walks.

Always avoid trimming a dog's nails too short. There's a blood vessel in each nail called the quick, and cutting the quick could be painful to a dog and cause bleeding. In dogs with light-colored nails, it's easy to see the quick. But with dark-colored nails, the quick is almost impossible to see. So it's best to use caution when trimming, cutting each nail back just a little bit at a time to be sure you cut up to-but not on-the quick.

It's helpful to have a coagulant (a substance that causes blood to clot) handy each time you trim. If you do cut the quick, you can apply a coagulant to stop the bleeding.

What is a dewclaw, and does it need to be clipped like the other nails?

A dewclaw is a fifth claw on the inside of the leg (typically only the front legs) just slightly above the other claws. If a puppy has dewclaws, these should be trimmed just like the other nails.

What if I need help clipping my puppy's nails?

If you start trimming your puppy's nails regularly from the time he's young, he'll get used to the process. If you need help, your veterinarian can show you how to trim your puppy's nails properly.

You can also leave the nail trimming to the academy-trained groomers at the PetSmart® Grooming Salon. Our groomers receive special training on how to groom puppies and offer a package just for puppies called the 'Puppy Bath, Brush & More' that includes a nail trim.

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