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Please Help Get Jeffs Job Back.... Can You Please Share this Important Link with All of Your Friends on Your Email List? And for those of you with Twitter accounts, and Facebook pages, please post it on Facebook and Tweet it too!
Please join his support page, the link is below. There is another link on his page where you can go and sign a petition and send an email note of support of this FIRED VOLUNTEER who has spent hundreds-and-hundreds of hours giving comfort to animals at the worst possible time in their lives.
Click here and voice your disdain in behalf of Jeff and the animal's welfare.
Many thanks to all of you...
Lorelei Whitney
Pet Remedy Charts
Sweet Puptato Chews
Ingredients:
1 raw sweet potato or 1 yam
Total Time: 3 1/4 hrs
1. Preheat oven to 250°F.
2. Wash the sweet potato or yam (dark orange type).
3. Cut the sweet potato down the middle lengthwise.
4. Then cut long lengthwise slices about 1/3 of an inch wide and place them (not touching) on a cookie sheet in a single layer.
5. Bake in the oven at 250 F for about 3 hours.
6. This leaves the treats chewy. If your dog prefers a crunchy texture you can bake them 15 to 30 minutes longer.
Bone Appetit!
For more ideas on how to keep your dog healthy, visit Pet Remedy Charts for a complete holistic home health care system using natural remedies and home cures, herbs, homeopathy, flower remedies and acupressure treatments in dog health care.
Home Treatments for Vomiting Water
Herbal Remedies
Wild Bergamot. This is a Western herb which is pungent, bitter, sweet and can be used either to warm or cool the digestive system. It is excellent for stomach disorders of any kind and regulates the stomach's energy or qi.
Dose:
In tincture form, dilute 5 to 10 drops in 1 ounce of distilled water.
Cats/small dogs: 1 dropper full, twice daily.
Medium dogs: 2 dropper fulls, twice daily.
Large dogs: 3 dropper fulls, twice daily.
Chamomile. This Western herb regulates and calms the stomach energy. Its drying potential is useful here. Indigestion and inflammation such as gastritis are often eased with Chamomile. As a carminative with relaxing properties it will ease flatulence and stomach pain.
Dose:
In tincture form, dilute 5 to 10 drops in 1 ounce of distilled water.
Cats/small dogs: 1 dropper full, twice daily.
Medium dogs: 2 dropper fulls, twice daily.
Large dogs: 3 dropper fulls, twice daily.
Fennel. The root of this herb is warming, drying and pungent. It regulates and warms the spleen.
Dose:
In tincture form, dilute 5 to 10 drops in 1 ounce distilled water.
Cats/small dogs: 1 dropper full, twice daily.
Medium dogs: 2 droppers full, twice daily.
Large dogs: 3 dropper fulls, twice daily.
Nutritional Therapy
Avoid foods that create dampness in the system such as, tofu, millet, dairy products, raw vegetables and cooling foods such as wheat and avocado. Warming foods such as chicken, lamb, venison and lean beef are good for this condition, as are white rice and oats. Cooked carrots and squash are excellent vegetables for warming the spleen, as is ginger.
Pet Remedy Charts
We recommend using Pet Remedy Charts. A step-by-step holistic home health care system, which offers natural solutions for treating and healing your dog, cat, horse or bird at home. Pet Remedy Charts enable you to confidently and easily use homeopathy, herbal medicine, flower remedies and acupressure, in alternative healing.
Home Remedies - Treatments for Dogs and Cats
Recipe for Ginger Tea
The goal of this treatment is to calm and strengthen the stomach.
Herbal Treatment:
Make ginger tea by steeping 2 thin slices of fresh ginger root in 1 cup boiled water, cover and allow to steep for 5 minutes. Cool completely, remove and discard ginger slices and give to your dog or cat one half hour before traveling.
Dosage:
Cats/small dogs: 1 to 2 dropper fulls.
Medium/large dogs: 1/3 cup.
For a complete guide to natural treatments and home cures for dogs and cats we recommend Pet Remedy Charts.
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"Oppose Breed Specific Legislation!" Petition
Wednesday 21 Sep 2011 08:47
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In Memory of 9/11 - "A Prayer for the Animals"
Saturday 10 Sep 2011 10:30
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In memory of 9/11...let us remember all that were lost, including the animals. "A Prayer for the Animals" by Albert Schweitzer:
Hear our humble prayer, O God, for our friends the animals, especially for animals who are suffering; for any that are hunted or lost or deserted or frightened or hungry; for all that must be put to death. We entreat for them all Thy mercy and pity, and for those who deal with them we ask a heart of compassion and gentle hands and kindly words. Make us, ourselves, to be true friends to animals and so to share the blessings of the merciful.
Hear our humble prayer, O God, for our friends the animals, especially for animals who are suffering; for any that are hunted or lost or deserted or frightened or hungry; for all that must be put to death. We entreat for them all Thy mercy and pity, and for those who deal with them we ask a heart of compassion and gentle hands and kindly words. Make us, ourselves, to be true friends to animals and so to share the blessings of the merciful.
The website the meat industry really doesn't want you to see...
Thursday 08 Sep 2011 06:58
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Meet Your Meat
Thursday 08 Sep 2011 06:26
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This counter shows the number of animals 'inhumanly slaughtered' in the world by the meat, dairy and egg industries, just since you opened this webpage.
This does not include the billions of fish and other aquatic animals killed annually.
Based on 2007 statistics from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations' Global Livestock Production and Health Atlas.
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Animal Doses in Homeopathy
Thursday 08 Sep 2011 08:48
| homeopathic doses for pets, animal doses in homeopathy
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This is the only reference dedicated to the methods of dosing and potency selection in the homeopathic treatment of animals.
A veterinary guide that takes all the guess work out of what dosing method to use, what potency to choose and how often to give a remedy. Using the techniques in this book can strongly improve the success of your homeopathic treatments and can drastically reduce healing time.
Whether you have a dog, cat, horse, bird, or... This guide will help you to be able to use homeopathy for 'ANY' pet.
A veterinary guide that takes all the guess work out of what dosing method to use, what potency to choose and how often to give a remedy. Using the techniques in this book can strongly improve the success of your homeopathic treatments and can drastically reduce healing time.
Whether you have a dog, cat, horse, bird, or... This guide will help you to be able to use homeopathy for 'ANY' pet.
If you are a professional, an aspiring student or brand new to veterinary homeopathy this is a must have!
What's inside...
- Veterinary Materia Medica of the Most Used Remedies
- How to Choose the Correct Potency
- When to Raise the Potency
- How to Administer the Dose and How Often to Repeat Dosing
- When to Change a Remedy
- Preparation and Dosing Instructions for: Dry Pills, Liquid Remedies, the Split Dose, LM Potencies
- How to Prepare a Remedy for Olfaction (inhalation dosing)
- How to Use Nosodes in the Prevention of Disease
- How to Give Homeopathic Vaccines
- How to Use the Plussing Method in the Treatment of Cancer
- Homeopathic Treatment Guidelines for Dosing Neonates (young animals) and Senior Pets
- Homeopathic Methods for Treating Acute Diseases
- How to Homeopathically Treat Chronic Disease
- How to Make Your Own Homeopathic Creams and Gels for Topical Application
- How to Make a Homeopathic Nosode
- Plus a Whole Lot More!
Published in an ebook format that you can instantly download and start using now. Laid out for easy on screen viewing and accessibility, it can be used on any computer. You can also print single pages or the entire volume, for a hard copy you can take anywhere.
To read the book reviews and see a sneak preview of the publication visit this link: Homeopathic Doses for Animals
The Grey Muzzel Organization
Saturday 30 Jul 2011 08:55
| senior dog organization, help senior dogs, senior dog care, senior dog rescue
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Envision a world where no old dog dies alone and afraid... Too many old dogs are abandoned when they need us most. Many dogs are abandoned in their senior years because their caretakers don’t want to take responsibility for the extra care required as part of the natural aging process. In other cases, a well-loved senior dog may become homeless when their senior person enters assisted living, and there is no place else to go. Some old dogs are rescued from a lifetime of abusive or neglectful situations with, finally, a chance to enjoy life in their last few years. Through The Grey Muzzle Organization, you can help create happy endings for dogs in these circumstances. See how you can help. |
NYC Manhattan Shelter Does the Unspeakable... Lets Speak Up!
Sunday 26 Jun 2011 12:16
| Jeff Latzer, Manhattan Shelter, NYC
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Please join his support page, the link is below. There is another link on his page where you can go and sign a petition and send an email note of support of this FIRED VOLUNTEER who has spent hundreds-and-hundreds of hours giving comfort to animals at the worst possible time in their lives.
Click here and voice your disdain in behalf of Jeff and the animal's welfare.
Many thanks to all of you...
Lorelei Whitney
Pet Remedy Charts
Healthy Dog Treat Recipe
Sunday 19 Jun 2011 04:23
| dog treat recipe, sweet potato chews, homemade dog treat
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Sweet Puptato Chews
1 raw sweet potato or 1 yam
Cooking Directions:
Total Time: 3 1/4 hrs
1. Preheat oven to 250°F.
2. Wash the sweet potato or yam (dark orange type).
3. Cut the sweet potato down the middle lengthwise.
4. Then cut long lengthwise slices about 1/3 of an inch wide and place them (not touching) on a cookie sheet in a single layer.
5. Bake in the oven at 250 F for about 3 hours.
6. This leaves the treats chewy. If your dog prefers a crunchy texture you can bake them 15 to 30 minutes longer.
Bone Appetit!
For more ideas on how to keep your dog healthy, visit Pet Remedy Charts for a complete holistic home health care system using natural remedies and home cures, herbs, homeopathy, flower remedies and acupressure treatments in dog health care.
Home treatment for - dog vomits water - vomiting dog - dog vomiting.
Monday 13 Jun 2011 07:52
| dog vomits water, dog vomiting, natural remedies for, vomiting dog
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Home Treatments for Vomiting Water
Wild Bergamot. This is a Western herb which is pungent, bitter, sweet and can be used either to warm or cool the digestive system. It is excellent for stomach disorders of any kind and regulates the stomach's energy or qi.
Dose:
In tincture form, dilute 5 to 10 drops in 1 ounce of distilled water.
Cats/small dogs: 1 dropper full, twice daily.
Medium dogs: 2 dropper fulls, twice daily.
Large dogs: 3 dropper fulls, twice daily.
Dose:
In tincture form, dilute 5 to 10 drops in 1 ounce of distilled water.
Cats/small dogs: 1 dropper full, twice daily.
Medium dogs: 2 dropper fulls, twice daily.
Large dogs: 3 dropper fulls, twice daily.
Dose:
In tincture form, dilute 5 to 10 drops in 1 ounce distilled water.
Cats/small dogs: 1 dropper full, twice daily.
Medium dogs: 2 droppers full, twice daily.
Large dogs: 3 dropper fulls, twice daily.
Nutritional Therapy
Avoid foods that create dampness in the system such as, tofu, millet, dairy products, raw vegetables and cooling foods such as wheat and avocado. Warming foods such as chicken, lamb, venison and lean beef are good for this condition, as are white rice and oats. Cooked carrots and squash are excellent vegetables for warming the spleen, as is ginger.
Pet Remedy Charts
How to Make Ginger Tea for Nausea, Vomiting and Motion Sickness
Sunday 12 Jun 2011 11:49
| ginger tea, home remedy, cat treatment, abscessed tooth in dogs treatment, herbal remedies for, ginger
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Recipe for Ginger Tea
The goal of this treatment is to calm and strengthen the stomach.
Herbal Treatment:
Make ginger tea by steeping 2 thin slices of fresh ginger root in 1 cup boiled water, cover and allow to steep for 5 minutes. Cool completely, remove and discard ginger slices and give to your dog or cat one half hour before traveling.
Dosage:
Cats/small dogs: 1 to 2 dropper fulls.
Medium/large dogs: 1/3 cup.
For a complete guide to natural treatments and home cures for dogs and cats we recommend Pet Remedy Charts.