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Toxic Foods:::NEVER FEED YOUR DOG ANY OF THESE FOODS

Chocolate	staggering, laboured breathing, vomiting,  abdominal pain, tremours, fever, heart rate increase, arrythmia, seizures, coma, death
Coffee / Cocoa	staggering, laboured breathing, vomiting, , abdominal pain, tremours, fever, heart rate increase, arrythmia, seizures, coma, death
Onions	Hemolytic Anemia, laboured breathing, liver damage, vomiting, , discoloured urine
Mushrooms	abdominal pain, drooling, liver damage, kidney damage, vomiting  convulsions, coma, death
Grapes / Raisins	vomiting, , abdominal pain, letharg

Attention:  I just read an article on the new flee protection :ProMeris  It has caused severe adverse reactions in not only pet's but also humans.  In one case in less then 2 hours dogs have vomited and stumbled around disoriented. Dogs were admtted to vet hospitals and owner was also treated for allergic reactions.  I would suggest you check wth your vet before using this product. or discard. Several conversations on the internet include: 

I administered this product for the first time last month on January 22.  On January 23 I had my female 5 1/2 yr old GSD at the vet's office for a complete blood panel.  She had vomited, she was lethargic (just not herself), drinking excessive amounts of water and drooling like crazy out of both sides of her mouth (she NEVER drools).  Thankfully, the blood workup came back within normal limits and the next day she was fine.  I didn't give it another thought.  Chalked it up as she just wasn't feeling well.

Fast forward to this past weekend (February 24) and I applied her 2nd treatment.  She was lethargic again (no vomiting), drinking excessive amounts of water and drooling again.  I came home from work today and thankfully she was back to her happy go-lucky self. I have a friend that put Promeris on his dogs and had to leave the house because his eyes watered so bad he thought he was having a reaction. This stuff is potent! At first I thought it was the odor but now I'm realizing it is the Amitraz that is causing these reactions. Keep this stuff away from children!!

Give your pet some garlic everyday
If your pet dog and cat is nearing middle age or older, it is time to add some garlic to your pet's food. Garlic protects against cancer, enhances immunity and even reduces the formation of athero-sclerotic plaques and thrombi. In companion animals too, garlic has been found to be beneficial in reducing cholesterol levels, and even lowering blood sugar levels.

Listed below are some ways in which you can use garlic to help heal your pet.

• For skin boils and other bacterial infections:
  Take a bulb of garlic. Crush it and extract the juice. Apply raw garlic juice on the infected areas. Within a week, you will see that your pet's wound has healed and is back to normal.
• As a circulation toner, blood purifier and cancer preventer:
  Take half a clove of raw garlic. Mash it well. Add the clove in your pet's food everyday. Half a clove of raw garlic should be sufficient if your pet is a large dog. If your pet is a small breed of dog or cat, then a quarter clove of garlic should be enough. However, what you need to make sure is that the garlic that you use is raw not any preserved form of garlic.
• The raw garlic will help to improve the circulation, cure any stomach indigestion and flatulence. Besides this, if you give your pet garlic regularly, it will also help to prevent against cancer. However, if your pet already has cancer, then giving garlic may not help very much. However, it can protect your pet from getting worse or developing new tumours.
• Another property that garlic has is that it is also a powerful anti-oxidant. Therefore, when you give your pet garlic regularly, it also helps to reduce some of the degenerative changes seen with aging.
• Regular consumption of garlic has been found to help reduce the ability of blood to clot and form clots i.e. an anti-thrombotic action effect.
• Another age associated change is the development of atherosclerosis i.e. the hardening and narrowing of the blood vessels due to formation of plaque inside the vessel wall. Garlic has also been found to reduce high lipid levels and reduce plaque formation.
• Garlic is especially useful for female pets:
  Garlic also contains compounds that are weakly oestrogenic. This useful medicinal plant has compounds that have low concentrations of oestrogen and other related compounds. Therefore, although garlic may be very useful for your pets, it may also adversely affect the fertility of your male pet, especially if you have serious plans to breed your pet. Consult your veterinarian before you start your pet on a long term course of medication with garlic.

. Try growing some garlic at home. GARLIC FOR HUMAN AND DOG HEALTH

Numerous medical studies show how garlic juice reduces cholesterol and helps the heart.
Worldwide people take garlic pills, eat garlic cloves and spray garlic juice on food for good health.

For dogs it does even more:
1. Keeps dogs from having worms and gets rid of worms that are there.
2. Helps keep fleas and ticks off dogs by getting into the dog's system and creating
a garlic odor that fleas and ticks detect and avoid the dog altogether.
(Don't worry, your dog won't smell like garlic. Humans can't detect
the garlic odor on the dog but the insects sure will!)
3. Helps reduce dog's cholesterol level for good heart function.

Garlic Juice is easiest way to give garlic to your dog, here's how most kennels and dog owners do it:
Spray or pour garlic into the dog's food, mix well into the food.

Here's the recommended daily dosage:

5-20 lb. dogs - 4 sprays or 1/4 ounce in food daily.
21-50 lb. dogs - 6 sprays into food and mix well.
51 lbs. and over dogs 8 sprays into food and mix well.

If, for some rare reason your dog will not eat food with the garlic juice in it, mix the garlic
juice with soybean oil (available in the cooking oil section at your local supermarket) and mix
into food - this also helps make a very nice coat on the dog.

Be sure that any garlic juice you give to your pet or farm animal is pasteurized.