I think Comet will have a fit when I try. Lol! Ember will probably be all over it since its bed flavored though. She's so food motivated, she ate Spinach this morning like she was starving to death.
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I also make my own toothpaste. Very similar to the recipe posted already. I tried raw feeding before too, but not currently.Hey everyone! I have two Labradors, Comet and Ember. I love doing research for them, and honestly think I know more about their health/care than myself.
Along with that, I do a lot of research on vaccines for dogs, holistic treatments etc, along with choosing not to spay my new pup.
Anyway, I wanted to see what other "holistic" style dog owners are out their. You don't have to be dedicated holistic care, rather just use some holistic style practices. This could be raw feeding, not fixing your dog, a holistic vet, or any other holistic related care you give your dogs. I would love to hear about it!
Stories, personal experiences, and tips are also welcome. Plus, I love doggie photos!
Thanks for stopping by everyone!
Neat! Raw feeding does have a lot of perks, other than price that is.
Neat! Raw feeding does have a lot of perks, other than price that is.
I personally see a lot of benefits of not spaying. You avoid a very very invasive surgery, they keep their hormones which are key in the immune system, and some study's show theres a lesser risk of cancer. I can also see why intact may not work for lots of people, you have to be a very responsible pet owner to make it work. I wont go to into depth their though. I have another thread on that anyway.
Yeah, yeah. Kiki is intact and its been hard keeping her away from her own brother!Neat! Raw feeding does have a lot of perks, other than price that is.
I personally see a lot of benefits of not spaying. You avoid a very very invasive surgery, they keep their hormones which are key in the immune system, and some study's show theres a lesser risk of cancer. I can also see why intact may not work for lots of people, you have to be a very responsible pet owner to make it work. I wont go to into depth their though. I have another thread on that anyway.
That's why we do half and half. Thorsten is not neutered because he isn't having hormonal aggression and he doesn't go off leash outside of fencing.Neat! Raw feeding does have a lot of perks, other than price that is.
The reason I stopped raw feeding is actually because Kiki won't eat it. I prefer having raw feed with no preservatives, which means the food needs to be kept frozen. I have had enough of me defrosting, serving, just to have her not want to eat it. I am not over the raw idea though. Maybe she just doesn't like processed raw. Still planning on developing a butchering flock in order to sustain a raw feeding plan for three dogs.Neat! Raw feeding does have a lot of perks, other than price that is.
I personally see a lot of benefits of not spaying. You avoid a very very invasive surgery, they keep their hormones which are key in the immune system, and some study's show theres a lesser risk of cancer. I can also see why intact may not work for lots of people, you have to be a very responsible pet owner to make it work. I wont go to into depth their though. I have another thread on that anyway.
I can only imagine! I'm just glad I don't have two intact dogs.Yeah, yeah. Kiki is intact and its been hard keeping her away from her own brother!
It takes a lot of work, that's for sure.
Thank goodness its only twice a year.
I feel that! I don't know how many times the dogs have come begging me at dinner time, and the food is still frozen. Then soaking it in warm water, etc, etc. Its a pain.
