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  1. Marie2020

    what’s wrong with my pup?

    @chickenlady2004 One more little trick that helped my old dog. A drop of lavender oil near where he sleeps has been helpful. Not a lot only a drop. I also massage him occasionally and he sleeps like a baby.
  2. Marie2020

    what’s wrong with my pup?

    Thanks for sharing 👍 😊
  3. Marie2020

    what’s wrong with my pup?

    If you know of a trusted vet and she's still having problems after all you have tried then IMO yes. The scratching could possibly be a nervous or an allergy issues, as already said. If it's a nervous problem that could have transpired from being the runt . My dog has always been nervous...
  4. Marie2020

    what’s wrong with my pup?

    Well a vet I have listened to for a couple of years on youtube would suggest that. Just a little. The probiotic should help settle the tummy but make sure she's allowed to 💩. This may make her want to go out for Potty more, which imo, would be a good thing 😀
  5. Marie2020

    what’s wrong with my pup?

    Do you have any natural yogurt? Especially goat . No sugar what so ever they won't work. About half a teaspoon
  6. Marie2020

    what’s wrong with my pup?

    Works for my lads in small amounts. And has got rid of a mound of problems for all of us. I'm not saying table spoon fulls.
  7. Marie2020

    what’s wrong with my pup?

    Oil suffocates them and helps with dry skin issues
  8. Marie2020

    what’s wrong with my pup?

    You'll be surprised what we can find in our kitchens to aid our pets. Does she like a little raw carrot
  9. Marie2020

    what’s wrong with my pup?

    How about a little wash with some vinegar and baking soda to rinse off. The vinegar is acidic, fleas hate that and the baking soda dries and burns them. Plus both helps with itching. For us to. I also use this regularly on my dog and cat. But wash them with an organic liquid soap then rub in...
  10. Marie2020

    what’s wrong with my pup?

    In the meantime, do you have any pumpkin seeds? I've heard if they are chopped small and put into their food it may help for a short time. As it's a young puppy I wouldn't suggest garlic and cloves squashed up into the food. I do this on occasions for my old dog.
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