Home Remedies and facts about common dog (Rottweiler) ailments

COTTON BALL REMEDY IF YOUR DOG EATS GLASS
 

WHAT TO DO IF YOUR DOG IS SPRAYED BY A SKUNK.

It's that time of year again when the skunks are out nightly fattening up for the winter. Unfortunately, this means more encounters between dog and skunks. Knowing what to do and having the ingredients on hand  will save you and your dog from suffering any more than necessary.

Skunk wash can easily made at home from common ingredients found in your house. I strongly recommend you buy enough ingredients for a few washings, print the following recipe and keep it all where you can get to it quickly (last time we used it was at midnight just as we thought we were going to bed).

There are two recipes. The recipe with the smaller ratio of peroxide would be preferable for dogs whose coat color may be affected adversely by the peroxide.
 

Other suggestions include Pepsi...Leave it on the dog for about 20 minutes, then wash the dog with regular dog shampoo. The fizzing action of the Pepsi reacts with the skunk spray and the smell is virtually gone (some slight odor remains, but that's inevitable.)

Master Mechanic's All Purpose Cleaner from the True Value hardware store works like a miracle on skunk spray. It washes away the oil which carries the scent and there is no residual scent when the dog gets damp. I use it on clients dogs too. I use it and then shampoo normally.

 PET HEALTH ALERT: TIPS TO PREVENT ANTIFREEZE POISONING

According to Jill A. Richardson, DVM, of the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center (APCC), most cases of antifreeze poisoning in dogs and cats occur around the pet's own home. "That's why we need to educate vehicle owners on the proper use, storage and disposal of antifreeze," says Richardson, who recommends taking the following precautions to keep pets happy and healthy--and safe from accidental exposure:
 

• Clean up antifreeze spills immediately.

• Check your car regularly for leaks.

• Store antifreeze in clearly marked containers out of your pet's reach.

• Never allow your pet to have access to the area when you are draining antifreeze from your car.
   

• Consider switching to products containing propylene glycol, such as Prestone Low Tox, which are less toxic than conventional ethylene glycol antifreeze.
   

• If you suspect that your pet has ingested antifreeze, contact your veterinarian immediately.
   

In addition to offering information online, the APCC also runs an emergency hotline--1-888-4-ANI-HELP--that provides round-the-clock telephone assistance.

BLOAT

Gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV) or bloat is a serious, life-threatening condition of large breed dogs. If you suspect your dog has bloat, get help immediately! Studies have shown significant new findings including the importance of what you feed your dog and that surprisingly the raised dog bowls are related to an increase in bloat also.

Here is the link that tells about the latest research that indicates that raising your dog's bowl may actually increase your dog's chance of getting bloat by as much as 100% or more!

http://www.vet.purdue.edu/epi/update2.htm

Table from Purdue University at the link above

If you would like to learn more about bloat, what it is, how to help your dog in an emergency if you can't get to a vet, or just to familiarize yourself with the symptoms, take a look at the Great Dane Health and Welfare page:

 http://www.ualberta.ca/~dc8/szbloat.htm

ANAL GLANDS are a pair of blind sacs, each about the size of a small hazelnut, situated below and either side of the dogs anus. These glands are secrete a paste-like substance with a strong and quite unpleasant smell, designed for use in territorial marking. The glands are rather inefficient at emptying themselves and sometimes become overfilled and distended, giving rise to pain and discomfort. This causes the affected dog to 'toboggan' across the floor ina sitting position. Other affected dogs lick incessantly at the area, or make sudden movements as though they have just been stung by insects. If your dog has regular problems with its anal glands, ask your veterinary surgeon to show you how to empty them yourself. Neglected and impacted glands are most painful and often lead to the formation of abscesses and a very sick, and unhappy dog. The glands can be surgically removed if they present recurring problems, but preventive measures are really best. These consist of feeding your dog so that its motions are always well formed and passed daily, encourage the regular milking-out of the anal glands in the natural way. Anal Gland Diseases

ANTIBIOTICS are drugs used in the treatment of secondary bacterial infections, not being effective against the primary virus. The veterinary surgeon prescribes the correct dose which must be given over a prescribed period of time, as it is the complete course of treatment which effects the cure. Never keep unused antibiotics in the medicine cupboard ; they have a limited lifespan, and out-of-date products may harm if given indiscriminately.

ANTISEPTICS shoul be selected and used with great care ; some are very toxic, and others, for cleaning wounds, are destructive to cells and retard rather than aid healing. For first aid, cleanse wounds with well-diluted hydrogen peroxide, then rinse with salt water as a neutralizer. ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION may be given if your dog has recived some form of shock and appears to be dead. Lay the dog on its side with its head lower than the rest of its body. Place one hand flate over the upper side of its abdomen and the other hand on the ribcage, then lean on your hands for a second or two before releasing the pressure. Repeat the movement rhythmically with a slight pause between each movement. Keep up the massage until professional help arrives, and remember that as long as you can detect a heartbeat ther is hope of recovery. ASPIRIN should not begiven to your dog without seeking veterinary advise first, as it is injurious to the membranes of the stomache. Most human medicienes are totally unsuitable for use in dogs, and your dog should not be dosed with any substance without veterinary advice.

Aspirin

Anal Gland Diseases

Atopic Dermatitis

B, = BITES from another dog can cause puncture wounds or tears. The area should be carefully cleaned and watched in case an infection introduced beneath the skin causes abscesses to form. Clip the hair away from the edges of such wound and keep it open by daily bathing, so that it heals slowly from within.

BRUCELLOSIS a bacterial infection which can cause abortion and also fading puppies. In many countries a clearence certificate is required before a bitch will be accepted for mating.

Biting Pests and Stinging

Brucellosis

Blastomycosis

C,= CONJUNCTIVITIS is inflammation of the eye and may be caused by a number of factors, such as mechanical agents, viruses and bacteria infection or a foreign body entering the eye. Bathing is necessary to clean away the discharges,bathe with cold water or a diluted solution of boric acid made up for opthalmic use,obtainable from a pharmacy,followed by the application of an eye ointment, prescribed by the veterinary surgeon and squeezed along the inside of the lower lid. If there is no improvment within 48 hours consult your vet.

CONSTIPATION can sometimes be help with a dessertspoon of liquid paraffin or a small amount of liver, that should do the trick,but if it persists and the dog keeps on straining a blockage of the bowel can be suspect. Seek veterinary advice.

COUGHS of the retching type sound as thought the dog as something caught in its throat. If ther is no obstruction, then it could be kennel cough,kennel cough (parinfluenza) can take a variety of different forms, and all forms are highly contagious,it is a infectious bronchial virus which is dangerous in young puppies. Waste no time in seeking veterinary aid and,in the meantime,keep your dog warm and quiet and allow it to lick a little honey from a teaspoon.

CUTS must be carefully cleaned and disinfected. If jagged and very open,it is best to have it stiched by your vet, If bleeding profusely first make certain it is not an artery (this would be bright red and pumping),bandage firmly with a pressure pad and leave for the blood to coagulate. Do not remove the dressing too soon as you could start the wound bleeding again. If a small wound dust with antiseptic powder and leave. If an artery has been severed, put a tournquet in between the heart and the wound and take immediately to the vet. Never leave a torniquet on for more than 20 minutes. Release for a few minutes so as to allow blood into the limb again.(liquid plastic skin dressing applied to cuts on pads is very helpful for quick healing).

CYSTS are usually found when grooming your dog you will find small hard lumps which, when squeezed, emit hard, string-like pus. When empty, dab with disinfectant. they will often disappear as quickly as they appeared.

CANINE HEPATITIS the signs hepatitis are drowsiness, vomiting, loss of appetite, high temperature, and great thirst. These signs may be accompained by swelling of the head neck, and abdomen. Vomiting may also occur. This disease strikes quickly, and death may occur in only a few hours. An annual booster shot is needed after the initial series of puppy.

Coughs Kennel

Cushings Disease

D, = DIARRHOEA is a condition in which liquid faeces are expelled at frequent intervals, sometimes accompanied by vomiting. The dog may look generally unwell and should be kept extra warm. Withhold all food, giving only boild water with a little added glucose and, if the condition persists for more than a few hours, get veterinary advies. Stress, over-excitement, and an excess of milk or a change in diet can give a dog loose motions, but this condition, not to be confused with true diarrhoea, is easily put right by reversing the causative effect, By introduceing peace and quiet or a bland diet, or by not giving antmore milk, the motion should quickly return to normal.

DISTEMPER is a infectious canine disease which can be prevented by vaccination. A puppy or dog normally acquires this infection by breathing air contaminated by droplets sneezed or coughed out by another infected dog. The incubation period is thought to vary from five to twenty-eight days,but an infected puppy can show symptoms within ten days. The disease causes an initial rise in temperature, usually followed by discharges from the eyes and nose and accompanied by a cough. The dog or puppy may also vomit and have diarrhoea. Within a short while, the animal becomes thoroughly depressed and lethargic, and refuses to eat. The invading virus tends to attack the nervous system and causes fits and convulsions. Dedicated nursing, combined with constant, careful veterinary attention, are required if there is to be any hope of recovery.

Diarrhea Chronic

Distemper Virus

Diabetes Control

Diabetes Insipidus

Diabetes Mellitus Type 1 Diabetes

Diabetes Sudden Onset

E, = EARS examine these regulary to make certain they are clean and free from wax. Calamine lotion is excellent for cleaning ears. Soak a tissue in it and then clean. If the wax is a dark reddish colour there is an infection. Your vet will give you an ointment to put in the ear night and morning which will soon clear this up. If the ear is sore and has a pus-like, smelly discharge, your dog is suffering from otitis (canker). Professional advice is best sought inthis case.

ECZEMA is a skin disease which may be caused by one of a number of factors including allergic reaction. Dogs sometimes develope dry skin conditions when feed a faulty diet. In cases of (wet) eczema the skin is red and looks wet and raw, with pus-like crusts, it is probably wet eczema. Treat with sulpur-based ointment, but if it continues then a visit to the vet is indicated. He will probably give an injection or pills to help. some dogs are allergic to straw so if you are using this for bedding try changing to shavings or newspapper.

ECLAMPSIA sometimes occurs in a bitch who has had a big litter and is being deprived of calcium, due to her inability to mobilise it quickly enough. She will start to stagger, look glassy eyed and then collapse. Immediate veterinary attention is essential or else this condition will prove fatal. Your vet will give a calcium injection and your bitch will quickly return to normal.

Ear Hematoma (Graphic Photo's of Surgery)

The Canine Ear

Chronic Ear Problems

Ear Problems

Ehrlichiosis

Eye Anatomy

Eye Cataracts

Eye Corneal Ulcers

Eye Glaucoma

Eye Inflammation

Keratoconjunctiveitis sicca ( Dry Eye )

Horner's Syndroms

(Eye) Progressive Retinal Atophy (PRA)

F, = FLEAS are parasites which live on dogs they are not hard to get rid of there is some good insecticide shampoos and sprays that can be bought from your vets or a good pet store. Fleas bite through the dogs skin to suck their blood, They can transmit several dieseas and act as hosts to the tape worm. The presence of fleas is indicated by tiny black grits, their excreta, found in the dogs coat, particulary behind the ears and along the spine towards the tail. and also in the fine hair on the inside of the thighs.

FITS or convulsions, are sometimes experienced by puppys and dogs. They may be epileptic in origin and therefore hereditary, or they may be brought on by pain, a nervous upset or extreme fear. When having a fit , a dog stops in its tracks and falls onto its side, tremors rack its body and it may pass urine and faeces. keep it very quiet and, if possible, put something over the animals until it stops fitting. Take care not to get bitten, apply cold compresses to the animals neck and head. Have the dog thoroughly checked out to make sure that the action of its heart is not impaired, and if the fits persist you must take veterinary advice regarding the dogs future.

FIRST-AID KIT (suggestions) Adhesive tape, - Antihistamine tablets (for stings), Antiseptic dusting powder or cream, - Bandages (crepe,)(cotton,) lint or sterile dressing,in two widths; - Calamine lotion; - Cough mixture; - Cotton wool/buds; - Curved scissors; - Disinfectant; - Ear ointment;(from vet) - Eye ointment;(from vet) - Gauze; - Honey; - Kaolin/Milk magnesia;(for up set stomachs) - Liquid parrifin; - Nail clippers; - Plastic skin dressing; - Thermometer; - Tweezers;(blunt-ended) - Vaseline; - Washing soda.

Fleas And Ticks

G, = GASTRO ENTERITIS covers a variety of bowel conditions, the symptoms of which are sickness and diarrhoea. Enteritis is the inflammation of the bowel and in a mild form it is quickly cured by kaolin-based medication. Starve for two days, giving only small drinks of honey and water. This gives the bowel a chance to heal and also slows down the whole digestive system. If the dog passes or vomits blood and has a temperature your vet will prescribe a broad spectrum antibiotic. After a serious attack of enteritis, pancreatic deficiency or malabsorption problems can occur. A faeces or blood test is required to ascertain whether either is present. These two problems, believed by some to be hereditary, may be the answer to your dogs poor condition in spite of eating well. Soft mud or grey coloured greasy motions are classic symptoms. With both these complaints the digestive system is not absorbing all the food, hence the poor condition. Once diagnosed, tablets are given which helep to control this problem but the dog must be kept o a very bland diet such as rice and boild chicken. In some cases it is incurable but controllable.

Hemorrhagic Gastroenteritis (H.G.E.)

Gastric Foreign Body Removal (Graphic Photo's of Surgery)

H, = HEAT STROKE is an emergency which requires immediate arrention. Dogs left in cars, tied up in full sun, or left in concrete runs without suitable shade can all develope heat stroke. special care must be taken to shade for your dog when living in hot climates. Heat stroke starts with rapid, frantic breathing. The tongue and mucous membranes are bright red and the dog will start staggering. Put it in a tub of cold water or hose down with a garden hose. It is imperative to bring the temperature down as quickly as possible or this will prove fatal. Ice packs around the body (packets of frozen veg can be used) will also help.

Hepatitis ( Canine )

Heat Stroke In Dogs

Heat Stroke / Prevention / Treatment

Canine Herpes  http://searsvet.50megs.com/Herpes1.html Canine herpes is the cause of many dead fetuses and also a cause of fading puppy syndrome where puppies begin to die shortly after birth. Until recently nothing could be done to prevent the deaths, but this vet claims to have a cure. It would be worth a try!

I, = INJECTIONS are used to administer antibiotics and vaccines into the system of the dog. Most injections are quite painless but, if you are upset by the sight and the use of hypodermic needles, make sure that a nurse or assistant is available to handle your dog when an injection is necessary, so that your distress is not transmitted to your pet.

INTERDIGITAL CYSTS are pus-filled lumps appearing in between the toes, which burst but usually reappear again, are painful and can cause lameness. Try hot fomentations, dry and then dust with an antiseptic powder. If they continue consult your vet. With all the above, a change of diet is indicated. Cut out carbohydrates, especially flaked maize. Include garlic in the diet as this is an excellent blood purifier.

INTUSSUSCEPTION describes a situation in which the bowel telescopes in upon itself. Usually caused by vomiting and diarrhoea. Surgery is usually successful if diagnosed early.

J, = JUVENILE CATARACT uncommon, appears at around eight-nine months of age and looks like a white film which gradually covers the whole eye. Can be operate on to improve vision. Is hereditary and so this shepherd should not be bred from.

L, = LAMENESS can be caused by a strained muscle or tendon. Keep the dog quiet with minimum amount of exercise. If this does not improve within a few days seek expert veterinary advice.

LICE spend their life cycle on the dog. After laying their small white eggs, called nits, they firmly attach them to individual hairs. T he adult insects are slow-moving and grey, slightly than a pin-head. Insecticidal shampoo will kill the adults, but an infected animal must be carefully and meticulously combed, too, to try remove the eggs. It is normally necessary to give a series of shampoos to effectively cure a dog or puppy heavily infested with lice.

Anterior Cruciate Ligament Repair in a Dog (Graphic Photo's of Surgery)

Lameness In Dogs

Leg Problems And Weak Pasterns In A German Shepherd Puppy

Leg Fracture in a dog (Graphic Photo's of Suregery)

Liver Shunts

M, = MANGE is caused by the presence of tiny mites. The sarcoptic mange mite burrows into the skin to lay its eggs and, in doing so, gives rise to areas of intense irritation. The sites chosen by this parasite include the ear flaps, hocks and upper limbs. The demodectic mange mite is microscopic and spends its life in the hair follicles and sebacous glands of the dog. Its presence is seen when scaly, discoloured patches devoid of hair appear in the dog's coat. Infection with mange is very debilitsting, and the condition needs very careful and methodical treatment under veterinary supervision to clear the problem.

http://www.italiangreyhound.org/demodex.html
<A HREF="http://www.italiangreyhound.org/demodex.html">Mange</A>
Two theories1 exist about why certain dogs develop demodectic mange, both of
which deal with suppression of the immune system. While not proven to be
inherited, most researchers believe the tendency to develop demodectic mange
is hereditary, and most breeders seem to find evidence of certain families
that are more prone to the problem. One theory regards the cause to be a
defect in t- lymphocytes (a type of white blood cell) which respond to an
immunosuppressive substance produced by the mites, resulting in a dog whose
immune system cannot get rid of the mites. The second theory holds that it is
not the mites, but a tendency to develop a bacterial infection along with the
mange, which results in the bacteria suppressing the immune system. Either
way, the result is the same, the mites and bacteria proliferate on the skin,
causing hair loss, redness, etc.
 Probably that while localized mange is a common problem in IG puppies, most
dogs do not develop generalized mange. This would seem to indicate that
removing these animals from a breeding program would serve no purpose, but
conversely, due to the relative infrequency of generalized mange, any
affected individual should be surgically neutered.

http://www.marvistavet.com/html/demodectic_mange.html
<A HREF="http://www.marvistavet.com/html/demodectic_mange.html">Demodectic
Mange</A>
Enlarged lymph nodes are a bad sign -- often foretelling generalized mange.
CAN THE PUP BE BRED LATER?
Sometimes the puppy with localized demodicosis was obtained for breeding
purposes. The current recommendation is not to treat these puppies so that we
can determine if the condition will stay localized and resolve or if it will
generalize. If it stays localized and eventually resolves without treatment,
the animal is still a candidate for breeding. If the condition generalizes to
cover the entire body, the animal should be sterilized. If the condition
receives treatment and resolves, we will never know how the disease would
have gone in its natural state and will not know whether the pup is carrying
the genetic predisposition for demodectic mange. In this case, it is best to
be conservative and not take the chance of passing on genetic predisposition
for this disease. Localized demodicosis is almost exclusively a "puppyhood" disease. When a
puppy develops localized demodicosis the chance of the condition resolving
are 90% unless there is a family history of demodicosis in related dogs. In
this case, chance of spontaneous resolution drops to 50%.


http://www.barkbytes.com/medical/med0019.htm
<A HREF="http://www.barkbytes.com/medical/med0019.htm">Demodectic Mange</A>
 The causative factors as to why some dogs develope demodectic mange while
other dogs do not is not fully understood.  The tendancy to be suseptible to
demodectic mange appears to be hereditary.  It is known that dogs with
demodectic mange have an immune system defect.  It is this defect that
appears to be inherited, making the pup unable to keep the demodex mites
under control.


http://www.mesavet.com/library/mange.htm

<A HREF="http://www.mesavet.com/library/mange.htm">Demodectic Mange - Mesa
Veterinary Hospital</A>

The exact reasons that dogs develop mange are not fully understood, but
genetics and immune suppression both play a role.  A tendency to develop
demodicosis runs in some families, with the same parents consistently
producing affected puppies.  While all breeds are susceptible, some are at
increased risk.

http://www.abap.org/vet0896.htm
<A HREF="http://www.abap.org/vet0896.htm">Demodectic Mange (A Breed
Apart/ABAP/Greyhound)</A>
Since heredity is thought to be a factor in Demodectic mange all dogs
infected with it should be neutered. Even though pups in a litter where a
parent is infected do not show signs of the disease they can still pass it on
to future offspring. The stress of the heat cycle is also thought to cause
Demodex to worsen.

Mange

METRITIS is inflammation of the womb which usually occurs within a week of welping. The bitch becomes listless, sometimes will start straining and often fever will set in. Consult your vet immediately who will give a course of antibiotics which will soon clear up this condition.

N, = NEPHRITIS this is inflammation of the kidneys, ofen caused by an infectious agent. The dog may drink a lot of water and urinate a lot. Older dogs can also suffer from this and we have found herbal remedies very useful as treatment. Barly water, made by boiling pearl barly for 30 minutes or soaking flaked barley overnight and then straining, is best form of drinking water for a dog suffering from this condition. Your vet will prescribe an antibiotic.

( Nose ) Loss Of Pigmentation

P, = PANNUS uncommon. A form of corneal inflammation which affects both eyes and is characterised by a pink or pigmented membrane growing across the cornea. Con result in blindness. See http://www.ellerbach.com/eclectic/pannus.html for more info.

POISONS the most common are warfarin, used in rat and mouse bait, lead and metaidehyde found in slug bait. If you suspect your dog has eaten any of these try to induce vomiting by pushing a lump of washing soda down its throat and get to the vet as quickly as possible. And tell him what type of poison you suspect your dog has eaten.

PYOMETRA a much more serious infection of the womb, which in this case becomes filled with pus. An immediate hysterectomy is the only solution. Can be fatal if not dealt with immediately. Sometimes older bitches develope this three or four weeks after finishing a season.

PYORRHOEA is an unplesant condition of the mouth caused by an accumulation of tartar on the teeth which presses on the gums, causing inflammation and pain. The first signs of this condition includes offensive breath and discolouration of the teeth. It is often caused by feeding soft food and may be prevented by giving your dog hard biscuits and rawhide chews to gnaw on from an early age.

PNEUMONIA an inflammation of the lung usually caused by a bacterial infection but can also be caused by shock and viruses. The dog's breathing becomes shallow and laboured, and you can hear a bubbling sound if you pit your ear close to the dog's chest. The dog will usually have a high temperature (about 4o'c/104'f). Keep warm, especially the chest area. An old cardigan or pullover can be very useful in these cases. Your vet will probably prescribe a broad spectrum antibiotic.

Pyoderma Acute Moist, Or Hot Spots

Parvovirus Information

Pancreatic Insufficiency

R, = RING WORM is caused by a fungus and it is contagious, so isolation is essential.All bedding must be burnt and the kennel scrubbed out thoroughly with disinfectant. You will see rapidly spreading bare patches which can occur on any part of the body. Clip hair round edges and treat with a fungistatic solution. If there is no improvement consult your vet who will prescribe a suitable drug, which will soon cure it. ROUND WORM usually found in young puppies. If the puppy looks thin or bloated this can sometimes be the cause. Worm with a preparation containing a suitable verifuge and repeat ten days later.

Worms In Dogs

Worms infestation

S, = STINGS if your GSD has been stung by a wasp or bee etc remove the sting where possible and give antihistamine tablets. If the sting is on the eye or tongue and there is excessive swelling, consult your vet immediately.

T, = TONSILLITIS this is a bacterial infection and, in an acute form fever can occur. Treatment with antibiotics usually effects a cure. Feed on a liquid diet and keep the dog warm and quiet.

TICKS any body who lives in the countryside, where there is sheep and deer, will sooner or later find a tick on there dog. Do not pull it off, as, if the head remains in the skin it can cause nasty sores. Cut the tick in half with sharp scissors; the head should then drop off. If this does not work. get some surgical spirits and dab the area this should then remove it.

THORNS these can be painful and sometimes very hard to remove. Soften the surrounding area by applying a hot compress and then extract with tweezers. Dab with disinfectant, dry carefully and dust with antiseptic powder. Make certain you have got rid of all the thorn.

TEETH if your dog developes a smelly beath or starts pawing its mouth or rubbing along the ground, you can susoect tooth problems. Sometimes, in older dogs, ulcers and bad teeth can occur. These can be extracted if necessary by a veterinary surgeon, but a general anaesthetic is necessary. A weekly marrow bone or hard biscuit will keep the teeth clean and in good condition. If you find them getting dirty, presuade your dentist to let you have an old teeth scaler and gently scrape the teeth but be careful not to damage the gums. If your dog is uncooperative a visit to the vet is indicated.

Tick Toxicity In Dogs

V, = VAGINITIS this is an inflammation of the vagina and can also occur during puberty. The bitch will lick herself and urinate a lot. A vaginal douche and antibiotics will soon correct this. VOMITING is quiet a common occurrence when a dog is still in the puppy stages, they will quiet often gulp there food down quickly then throw it back up, they will then re-eat it again as part of there natural digestive processes. Eating rough grass often induces vomiting, too, and is generally thought to be beneficial to digestion. A dog or puppy that vomits water as well as food, looks off-colour and cold and also has diarrhoea, is very sick indeed and needs veterinary help without delay.

Vaccination Allergys

Vomiting Problems In Dogs

Yeast infection of the ear. Use Blue Power Ear Wash. The recipe and instructions are here: http://www.mariebennett.com/blueear/