Sunday, December 30, 2012

Simple Alternative For The Dog Collar!

                          Homemade Alternative To The Dog Collar! 

Has your dog had surgery? How about stitches on a certain part
of his or her body?
Well, the doctor will usually place a cone, aka an "Elizabethan collar"

on your dog to stop him (or her) from biting the wound or the stitches. 
But, what if you or your dog doesn't want the collar or cone around their
neck? 

Try the low-cost tip from a woman who had this same problem. 
The tip:
Take a small (child size) sweatshirt and cut off the hood and sleeves, 

slip it on your pet, zip it up and sit back and relax.
And when you want to change the bandage or check on the wound, 

just unzip the sweatshirt and check it.

That's it- a simple, low-cost and more appealing alternative
to the cone aka the Elizabethan collar.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
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Wednesday, December 26, 2012

Sleeping Rx For Cats!

              Cats and Sleep! 

The sight of a cat in your bed snuggling up with you may
look like a picture-perfect postcard, but it can be dangerous.
To get your cat or kitty to sleep in his or her own bed, do
the following...

About 20 to 30 mins. before bed-
Place a towel (an old clean towel you no longer use) in the dryer
for a few mins. then wrap the towel around your body
(or lie on it) for a few mins, more. 

Remove the towel from the dryer and place it on the floor
or special bed where your cat sleeps, and gently maneuver
the cat to that spot.

Detecting your scent and the warmth of the towel,
will allow both your cat and you to get a peaceful, 

uninterrupted night of sleep.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
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Over-The-Counter Rx For Dogs!

                                 Help For Diarrhea! 

Getting Diarrhea isn't fun for adults and it certainly isn't fun for
dogs, especially the cleanup.
If your dog overdid the table scraps and now has diarrhea and an upset
stomach, try the same medicine that's popular with adults.

What is it?
Imodium! Yes, the over-the-counter medicine that's used by adults.
Well now, doctors have discovered that it'll work for dogs as well. 

Imodium relaxes intestinal muscle spasms that cause diarrhea.
So, next time it happens and you want relief, check with your
vet and find the right dosage.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
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Natural Rx To Prevent Static Electricity!

                    Combing A Pet's Fur! 

When you comb your dog or cat's fur do you get shocked? 

Well, it's Winter and the dry indoor air creates static electricity.
To prevent getting shocked in the future, avoid brushing your pet
when he or she is lying on a synthetic surface (like many rugs and
wall-to-wall carpets), which hold onto static.
Do the following from now on, have him or her stand on a 100% cotton bath
mat, natural-fiber rug or a hardwood floor during the combing sessions.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
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Monday, December 3, 2012

San Diego's Rx For Relieving Stress!

                                    Relieve Stress Naturally! 

Do you suffer from stress? Are you bothered by traffic jams?
An overbearing boss? Or a chaotic and hectic home life? 

Well, if you suffer from one or all of the above scenarios,
there's a solution right at your computer keyboard.
What is it?
A site where Pandas play and interact with one another.

How does this site relieve stress?
Watching animals has been found to be a non-medicinal cure
for stress, anxiety, mild forms of depression or anger for some time.
Some researchers who studied the effects of owning a pet to 

lower blood pressure and improve over-all health, decided to
see if just looking at pets had the same results. 

And lo and behold, it did help those suffering from some of
the illnesses listed above.

So, if you find yourself in a bad mood, or stressed out over
bills, the kids or work, go online to www.SanDiegoZoo.org/panda/cam
and watch your mood improve and stress levels dissipate.
Another site: CutenessOverload.com.

And if you're really bothered by high anxiety and want something
natural- go to Amazon.com/the kindlestore and order a copy of
Natural Alternatives To Xanan! See title at right.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs!

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Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Getting Rid Of Pet Odors!

                                        Get The Smell Out! 

Having pets can benefit us humans in a number of ways.
One benefit we certainly don't want or need is the smells,
the scents or the odors.
And you're constantly looking for new ways to get that dog  or cat
odor out of the car, the basement or the sofa, then you're in luck.

Yes, in luck- there's a site devoted to getting the smell
out of rooms, out of cars, or off of the furniture. 

The site is aptly named-www.getsmellout.com.

Go there and learn how to get your house, car or
furniture smelling great again.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetsRxs!

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Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Chrsitmas Decoration Rxs For Dogs and Cats!

                      Dogs and Cats and Electrical Wires! 

Uh oh- it's that time of year again...you know Christmas and all of the
decorations that goes with it. If you're one to put up a tree and lights and
you own pets, 
then you have to be very careful. 

Dogs and cats like children, are low to the ground and love to explore.
Exploring the cords and wires is big to mischievous cats and dogs
right about now, but this year you'll be prepared.
Prepare with bubble wrap, yes the same stuff you find in that box of
goodies from mom or grandmom, can now protect your cords and wires.
Dogs and cats dislike the feel of something foreign and that includes
plastic.

Just place the bubble wrap around the cords and wires that are exposed,
and let your dogs and cats have at the cords and wires.
After a few days of trying, they'll give up and move on,
and at that point, you can remove the bubble wrap. 


So, if you were dreading the holidays and the decorations
because of your pets, rejoice and give thanks to Bubble wrap.
And one more tip: Do not put aluminum foil around cords and wires,
although it may seem tempting and it may work, it may cause a health
hazard for you and your family.

That's it- Enjoy the Holidays!

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs!

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Monday, November 12, 2012

Simple Rx To Slow Down A Fast Eater!

                       Slow Down Your Doggy! 

Is your dog a speed eater? Dogs eat quickly for a number of reasons, like...
stress, competition (if you have more than one dog) the times they have to wait
for a meal or the fear that it may be his or her last meal.
To slow him or her down- do the following...

Instead of putting their food in the center, press the wet food up and around
the sides. This forces them to eat more slowly, preventing problems
like intestinal upsets (you know gas).
That's it- and if you feed your dog dry food, this tip may not work.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
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Simple Solution For The Kitty Litter Box!

                            Do Away With The Kitty-Litter Scent! 

Does your cat scratch around his or her kitty litter box and
tear the liner? Well, believe it or not, a solution is right
on your kitchen table, what is it? Some sugar!
Sprinkle some sugar in the pan before you add a new liner. 

The sugar absorbs any liquid that seeps through the tears,
so you won't find those pesky clumps.

And if you're worry about the sugar attracting flies, gnats, 

and the other small insects-don't worry, the kitty litter masks
the sugar's scent.

That's it- another simple solution for your beloved cat.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs!

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Sunday, November 11, 2012

Food Rx To Stop Feline Breath!

                  Stop Kitty's Bad Breath! 

Dogs are like humans, they pass gas, their stomachs make rumbling
noises and sometimes their breath is worse than a sewer.
But what about cats? Yes, cats also have bad breath and the fix is
as simple as going to your produce store.
The fix: Cucumbers!

That's right- the salad ingedient can help your feline friend get over
his or her case of bad breath.
The vegetable is rich in compounds that kill odor-causing bacteria
in  their mouth. Plus, cats love the crunchy texture and the amount of water
in the food. Give them a thin slice and see if they'll take it, if not you
may have to cut a thin slice or two and mix it into their regular food.

Add a few more slices as the weeks pass, but no more than 4 slices.
Do the cucumbers about 2 to 3 times a week and see if it makes a difference.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
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Natural Food Rx For Gassy Dogs!

                          Stop The Gas Attacks!
Has your dog been creating a stink around the house?
Well, dogs get gas just like humans and the cause of their gas may
be due to a sluggish digestive tract.
To fix this problem, buy some plain yogurt and mix it into (a tbsp. or two)

his or her bowl of food. Do this once a day and see if the yogurt
stops it.

Why yogurt? It contains probiotic bacteria that boosts the body's
production of digestive enzymes that help prevent excess gas, so your 

furry companion will get some-much-needed relief and you and your family
can get a chance to exhale and let your breath out.

And if you have a cat with the same problem, give him or her
a tbsp. of plain yogurt in their food.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetsRxs!

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Monday, October 1, 2012

Herbal Cure For Doggy Breath!

                                  Natural Remedy For A Dog's Bad Breath!

You brush their teeth, you give them chew toys and yet, the
stinky breath continues.
Unlike humans, our dogs must rely on us to help them control 

their bad breath, and thankfully, there's something all natural
right at your grocery store...what is it? 

Sage!

That's right- the stuff you probably use in your Thanksgiving
stuffing can help put an end to doggy breath.
To make your own breath freshener, do the following...
buy some sage- fresh, place in a metal bowl or pot,
pour a cup or two of boiling water on top.
Leave it alone for 10 to 15 mins. and then pour the water into a

clean container. Now, whenever Fifi or Fido needs some
water, give them some sage water. Or if you buy dry food,
just add a little sage water to their dry food.

Sage has the ability to knockout the bad bacteria that's causing the foul odors.
And one more tip: Sage is also rumored to help preserve and build memory.
A smarter dog is always good, so make sure they really drink the sage
water now.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs! 

Saturday, July 28, 2012

Natural Rx For Dog Tags!

                              Keep Dog From Rusting! 

Did your dog's ID tags rust? It happens, being outdoors for most of the day,
in all kinds of elements, and they're (the ID tags) are bound to get rusty.
To keep the new dog tags from experiencing a similar fate, do the following...

Get a clean cloth and some car wax, (yes car wax), now apply a thin coat of car
wax to the metal plates, let the car wax dry and then attach them to FiFi or Fido.
After doing this, a simple touchup (new car wax) about every two months is
all that's necessary to keep the tags looking new and shiny.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs!

Sunday, July 1, 2012

Calming Rxs For Your Dog!

                             Calm Your Dog This Fourth of July! 

The Fourth of July is days away, and that means grilling, lemonade,
swimming, sunning and fireworks.
Your kids may love the fireworks, but your dogs absolutely hate them.
Due to their highly sensitive hearing, many dogs tremble and quiver
at the first round of the fireworks.

If this is your dog, and you want to put an end to it,
use the calming technique that's been around for centuries. 

The calming technique: Acupressure.

Used in Asian countries
for hundreds of yrs. massaging certain pressure points can
work on dogs just as well as they do on humans.
To calm a dog this Fourth...Use your thumb and forefinger to gently
stroke his ear from base to to tip for 30 secs. then switch sides and
do the same thing. Massaging the ears stimulates sensitive nerve endings
that trigger the release of feel-good, anxiety-easing endorphins.

And if your dog won't sit still long enough for the ear massage, 

play some relaxing classical music. It also helps calm your dog down.
A relaxing ear massage and some classical music, now that's a good
time.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs! 


Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Coconut Oil Rx For Your Dog!

                                  Help Your Dog In The Heat! 

With the temperature rising in a lot of states, the heat isn't just unbearable
for humans, but pets as well.

If you have a dog and he or she is really bothered by the heat, get out the
coconut oil. Rubbing a little C.O. on your dog's "hot spots" or sores
can help them heal a little faster.
Coconut's lauric acid will kill irritation-causing bacteria, plus protect skin from
further infection.

And if you really want to help speed up the healing process,
consider putting a little C.O. (1/2 tsp.) into their food.
A small bit of C.O. will nourish his or her coat from the inside out.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs!

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Thursday, May 10, 2012

Seattle's Rx To Protecting Your Dog!

                         Dogs and The Rain! 

People who live in Seattle and Portland must deal with a lot of rain,
and if they're dog owners, their dogs also have to deal with it.
Dogs deal with rain?

Yes, and we're not talking about getting wet.
We're talking about the sound. Since dogs have ten Xs the hearing ability
than humans, the sound of rain can be downright uncomfortable and
even unbearable.

So, if you're from the Pacific Northwest or if you live in Arizona,
and you want to protect your dog from the rain, look for a product
called "Canine Rescue Remedy!"
What is it? It soothes your anxious dog during a storm and if your dog
gets anxious and restless during the 4th of July, this product might
also work to calm them down. Find the spray at Pet stores.

And one more tip: Watch your dogs after a storm, why?
They tend to get lost more. After a rainstorm, and heading outdoors,
dogs can't pick up scents as easily, so they run off, and can't find their
way back home.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs! 

Monday, March 26, 2012

Liquid Rx To Eliminate Pet Odors!

                   Natural Rx To Get Rid Of Pet Odors!
Tired of your house smelling like an animal kennel, even though you only have
one cat or dog? Tired of using prodcuts like Pine Sol, or Mr. Clean that may put
your or your little ones health at risk?

Well, stop it and start using the all-natural product that helps relieve
your thirstiness. The product: Club Soda!
That's right- the beverage you mix with fruit juice to fool your kids into thinking
it's soda, may put an end to your pets' odors, once and for all.

To use-Just saturate the area with club soda and let it sit for 5 to 8 mins.
and then blot with a cloth towel or paper towels. The soda's minerals will safely
deodorize the spot and leave your smelling refreshed and normal again.

And if you have any club soda left over, use it instead of milk for your Sunday
pancakes. You may have to keep a weight on them after, why? The Club soda
may cause them to float away.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs!

Friday, February 10, 2012

Easy Rx To Protect Doggy Paws!

                    Protect Your Dogs Paws In Freezing Weather!
Do you live in a cold weather state?
Do you walk your dog in this weather?
Well, make sure you protect their paws from the ice, salt and
chemical de-icers-with this tip...

The tip:
Trim the hair between your dog's toes and paw pads with rounded
scissors so ice and salt won't stick to his or her feet.
When you come inside, simply rinse his paws with warm water.

For more complete protection, slip dog booties over his feet, or use
uninflated balloons if you're in a hurry and no booties are avialable.

That's It- A tip to keep your beloved pet warm and protected this
Winter.

Good Luck!

JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs!

Sunday, February 5, 2012

Puppy Bowl Rxs For Better Health!

                            Watch The Puppy Bowl!
Today is Superbowl Sunday, and millions of people will be watching it.
But, what about those people who aren't interested in football.
Well, if you're a pet lover and a lover of sports, the Animal Planet
network has you in mind.

That's right, the "Puppy bowl" started about 8 yrs. on the Animal
planet channel, and now it's a wildly popular and successful extravaganza
that shows puppies participating in their own Superbowl.
If you think the show is just puppies frolicing and wasting time,
your wrong. How wrong?

Watching puppies, kittens or even fish in a tank has the ability
to improve your health in a number of ways like...
a) Reduce blood pressure.
b) Calm you down- Angry about something? Watch puppies play.

c) Boost moods. Down, depressed? watch kittens having fun and see how quickly
your mood changes...for the better.
d) Build Immune levels. With cold season in full swing, build up immunity
by owning and watching pets frolic.
e) Bounce Back- From a dissapointing situation.
How? Say you don't receive an invite to a co-workers party or wedding,
and now you're feeling rejected. Head home and pet. play with or watch your
cats, dogs or fish and watch the anger and hurt dissipate.
Psychologists have discovered that just thinking of a beloved pet
eases your feelings of rejections after a social rebuff as effectively as
talking to a family member or best friend. And this may explain why pet owners
say they feel good about themselves and are gnerally healthier and happier than
their non-pet owning or pet-hating counterparts.

So, there you have it, there's a lot of benefit to watching 8 hrs. of "Puppy Bowl!"
And one more thing: Almost all of the dogs used in today's Puppy Bowl-
are up for adoption.
Enjoy!

Good Luck!
JGib!
AllNatural PetRxs!

Friday, January 27, 2012

Natural Rx To Get Rid Of Fleas!

                         Curing Flea With A Cupboard Favorite!
Is your dog suffering from a flea infestation? Is your house overrun with
fleas?
Well, before you run out and get flea sprays and flea collars, hold on.

Flea sprays and collars may get the job done, but they may also
put your family's and your pet's health at risk.
Why? These products are made with chemicals that may kill fleas,
but they can also cause respiratory problems, skin irritation,
red eyes,  and other problems.

So, what do you do? Head to your cupboard and grab the salt.
That's right- The stuff you're Dr. keeps warning you about is a natural
solution to getting rid of fleas.

The Salt Cure:
Get a big pail, pour in about a gallon of water, add 1/2 cup of salt,
and stir well. Use this mixture to wash down your doghouse, the dog,
the floor where the pet bowls sit and the pet bowls.
The salt dehydrates and kills both the fleas and their larvae, leaving
his (or her) living space flea-free and giving him (or her) the relief to
sleep through the night.
And one more tip: Make sure your dog doesn't have any open sores
or the salt will sting.

That's it- An all-natural alternative to flea sprays and flea collars.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs!

Tuesday, January 24, 2012

Getting Rid Of Pet Hair!

                 Lifting Pet Hair From Furniture!
There are many joys with owning a pet, cleaning up all of that
pet hair isn't one of them. Here's an easy and simple solution
for cleaning up excess hair.
Take an old pair of panty hose you don't wear anymore,
(must be clean pantyhose) stick your hand in one leg,
then run your hand over the furniture.

The tightly woven nylon fibers will easily pick up the stray hairs.
And if you want to clean up the hair under the bed or couch, slip

a pair of pantyhose over the end of a broomstick, place a rubber
band on the end to secure it and slide it around for a minute or two.

That's It- A simple solution for an unending problem.

Good Luck!
JGib~~

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Protecting Shoes From Dogs!

                 Natural Rx To Keep Shoes Safe!
Has your dog been using your expensive shoes as "chew toys?"
It's happening for a number of reasons: boredom, they're attracted
to the scent or anxiety.

If you want to put an end to it-try this simple tip...
Place a line of cayenne or black pepper right along
the spo twhere you store your shoes. If they're in the closet,
place a line of cayenne pepper right in front of the closet.
The reason for the pepper? Your dog will head to closet,
start sniffing and get a whiff of black or cayenne pepper.

If he or she does it a few times, they'll get the sneeze attacks,
take the hint and look for something else to chew on.

You may have to change the pepper after a day or two, it does
lose its effectiveness.

That's it- a simple solution for a serious and sometimes
expensive doggy habit.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs!

Monday, January 16, 2012

Natural Rx To Quiet An Anxious Pet!

                               Soothing An Anxious Pet!
Does your dog get jumpy and anxious around guests?
Does he or she make a dinner party or a picnic unbearable?
Try this simple tip to make your next dinner party or picnic

a success.

The tip: Toss a few fabric toys into your hamper, leave them in
there for a few days.  And just before your dinner party or picnic
give your dog the fabric toys.

Why do this?
The toys will have the scent of family members and should comfort
your  dog should he or she start to feel edgy, anxious or fearful,
allowing you and your guests to have a quiet and peaceful party
or picnic.

This tip will also work for puppies who are new to your home or
dogs who are left alone for long periods of time.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs!

Friday, January 13, 2012

Sweet Treat Rx To Conquer Doggie Breath!

                        Stopping Doggie Breath!
Brushing your dog's teeth regularly or giving him or her dog biscuits only
stops their bad breath for a short while. Here's another weapon to fight
against their bad breath... It's a freezer treat.

Combine 1/4 cup of shredded carrots, 1/2 cup of chopped fresh mint and
1 tbsp.of lime juice.  Pour this into an ice cube tray and then pour in
some water. Place it in the freezer and leave it. And next time your
precious pooch's breath is foul, take a cube out (only one) and let him or
her chew on it.

How will this treat help?
The ingredients work together to stimulate saliva flow, helping to flush
odor-causing bacteria. And it will help you feel comfortable receivng
a doggie kiss again.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs!

Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Lip Balm Rx For Dogs and Cats!

                             Protect The Paws!
That low cost tube of lip balm you have in your purse or pocketbook can do
a number of things, like...
1) Dye Job-Keeping hair dye from going into your eyes, (place some on your
forehead, it'll prevent the dye from getting into your eyes)
2) Sweat it out- Prevent sweat from getting into your eyes. (Place some
lip balm on your eyebrows).
3) Stop the Bleeding- Nick your leg during shaving?
Place a dab of lip balm on the cut.
And now that low-cost tube of lip balm will help your dog or cats
during the Winter season. How?
Before walking your dog or letting your cat outside, wipe down their paws
with lip balm.
That's right- The moisturizer in lip balm acts an invisible barrier between
their delicate paws and the unforgiving conditions outside. Plus,
the camphor in the balm soothes your dog's pads and heals any minor
abrasions he or she might have.

So, next time you pick up some lip balm, buy an extra tube
for your dog or cat.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalRxs!

Teething Rx For Cats!

               Stop Cats From Chewing On Cords!
Although the holidays are over, it still means you have to
keep an eye on your cat(s).
How so? If you had a tree and all of the trimmings, then you also
had a number of electrical cords lying around. Cords that cats love to
chew on.

If your cat is the type that loves to chew on cords, do the following to
stop him or her.

The tip:
Grab a bar of  fragant soap and rub it up and down the cord.

Once your cat tastes the bitter cord, he or she will be so turned off,
they'll never touch the cord again.
And if it happens again, just apply more soap.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs!

Monday, January 9, 2012

Stop A Cat From Unrolling The Toilet Tissue!

                  Cats and Toilet Paper!
Cats playing with toilet paper seems to be commoplace, like dogs drinking
out of the toilet. If it's happening in your house-use this simple tip and put an
end to it.

The tip: Install the roll of  paper so the edge of the toilet paper rolls
out from underneath the dispenser's bar, When your cat discovers they can't
undo the roll anymore, they'll stop trying. And after that, put the roll of toilet
paper up any way you want.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs!

Finding Dog Parks In Your Town!

                         Discovering A Park For Your Dog!
It's no secret-dogs need exercise, only problem-
You're not sure where to walk your special pooch.
Well, someone was listening, log onto a site called-
DogPark.com for a full list of parks across the U.S.
and Canada.

And if you don't find a park in your area- that's okay,
check out the site's section called "Dog Park Basics"
for tips on how to start a dog park in your town.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs!

Sunday, January 8, 2012

Milk Baths For Your Dog!

                               A Secret For Softer Fur!
Are you spending lots of money on special lotions, potions and vitamins
for your dog(s)?
Do these lotions, potions and vitamins promise to make your dog's coat
silky smooth? Well, if the lotions, potions and vitamins work and
you're satified, go ahead and continue to buy them, but if they're
not working, try something that your grandma or mom may have
bought yrs. ago.

That something: Powdered Milk!
Yes, that old standby that was kept in the cupboard, can now help
your dog get a silky, smooth coat.
Why powdered milk?
The enzymes in milk, dissolves the oils and dirt in your dog's coat,
while neutralizing the unpleasant odors. Plus, the powder's
lactic acid softens their fur and makes it silky-smooth to boot.

So, next time you purchase groceries, pick up a box or two
of powdered milk, and add a cup or two to his bath, put
your dog in, massage the milk-treated water into his fur,
and to finish up- just use some shampoo as you normally would.
Important tip: The powdered milk of yesterday was a whole lot cheaper,
if you do plan on buying some-be prepared to spend some money.
Or buy a cheaper generic brand.

That's it- A simple solution to helping your dog look their silkiest,
smoothest and sexiest best.

Saturday, January 7, 2012

Easy Rx For bathing A Cat!

                          Cat Baths Made Easy!
Bathing a cat is one of those things you really want to avoid, like
cleaning the gutters or balancing a checkbook or doing taxes.
Unfortunately, it has to be done.

Here's a trick from a Veternarian that might make it easier.
The trick:
Put an old towel on the bottom of the tub, add some water,
then set Kitty down on the towel. Bathing the cat this way,
prevents his or her paws from touching the cold slippery surface
of the tub and they'll be able to dig into the towel and hopefully,
release some stress and tension. And with his or her paws occupied,
you can safely and easily get the job done.

Hey, this sounds good for dogs as well, hope it helps!

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs!

Friday, January 6, 2012

Steve Jobs' Rx For A Healthier Cat!

                          An iPad For Your Cat!
Are you a cat owner? Do you leave your cat home alone for a number of hours?
Are you concerned that they may be bored and getting into things...
like your plants, the cupboards or the garbage?

Well, worry no more- thanks to one of the greatest minds of the last 100 yrs.-
your cat's days of boredom may be a distant memory.
First the genius: Steve Jobs and his invention: The iPad!
And the way it alleviates cat boredom: Free Apps.

That's right- chronically bored indoor cats are less healthy than their
outdoor and stimulated counterparts, and bored cats can cause all kinds
of problems.
But thanks to some very creative minds- there are a number of free apps
that'll appeal to your cat's sense of adventure and playfulness.

The Apps:
a) Cat Fishing.
b) Pinata Fiesta.
c) Tasty Treasures Hunt.
d) Party Mix-up.
e) Litter Bug.
These games encourage your cat to have fun pawing
at colors, fish and birds. Find them at GamesForCats.com
and on iTunes.
Important tip: Bare glass tablet screens stand-up to a cat's
claws, but add-on plastic screens might not.

So, break out the iPad or Android tablet and let the cat games begin.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs!

Pet Rxs Just For Seniors!

                      Senior Citizens and Pets!
Senior citizens who care for a pet benefit greatly-health-wise.
Benefits like lower blood pressure, less lonliness, less risk
of getting a cold and stronger immunity.

Now for the downside: Increased Chances For A Fall!
That's right- according to new research, of the more than 90,000

falls treated last yr. about 3/4 of them involved a pet.
Your Mom gets up in the middle of night and doesn't see her cat,
Dad runs in from outside to take a call, and his dog runs with him
thinking it's play time and voila- he falls.
And one of the biggest hazards: A sleeping Pet!
Since they're silent and motionless, Mom, Dad,
or Auntie may not see them underfoot.

So, what do you do to help lower these numbers? A few things like...
a) Set up a pet bed away from high-traffic areas.
b) Place a bell around his or her neck (the pet's) to let your elderly
family member know where they are at all times.
c) Or send your dog to obedience school and train him or her
to walk alongside (and not under) their owner.
And sorry-this won't work on cats. (the obedience tip).

That's it- A few tips for an elderly family member and their pet.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs!

Thursday, January 5, 2012

Gift Rx To Eliminate Pet Messes!

                        Christmas Rx For Less of a Mess!
Did you receive any boxes this Christmas that had bubble wrap
in them? You know, the stuff you or your kids love to snap, crackle
and pop?

Well, believe it or not-there are a number of things you can do with
bubble wrap and one of those things involves your pets.

Yes, pets and bubble wrap- how so? Less mess around their feeding areas!

If you're tired of cleaning up the mess your dog or cat creates when
they eat, allow the Christmas or gift box wrap give you some peace of mind.

Place some bubble wrap under their dishes and the bubble wrap will
catch any flying food in its nooks and crannies.
And when your dog is finished, take up the bubble wrap and when your pet
is ready to eat again,  just put down a new clean piece of bubble wrap.

That's it- your tip for keeping your pet's area neat and tidy.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs!

Tuesday, January 3, 2012

Tyra Bank's Favorite Moisturizer For Your Pooch!

                          Healing With Petroleum Jelly!
If you read our post about Tyra Banks' favorite way to keep her
skin youthful, then you know it's Petroleum Jelly!
(Read it at RedCarpetRxs.blogspot.com)

Well now, America's oldest and cheapest moisturizer can help your
pooch, how? By healing his or her damaged paws that take a beating
in the Winter and Summer.
Cracked paws due to overuse can be quite painful, but thanks to
vaseline-he or she may not have to suffer any longer.

For quick relief, apply a small amount to each paw, then use your
fingertips to gently massage the vaseline into the pads.
Thanks to the mineral oil and paraffin in the vaseline, your pooch's
paws will be lubricated and start healing from all of the walking and
running that they do.

Repeat once a week to keep their paws well moisturized.
Another tip: After applying the vaseline, I'd confine him or her
to their "special area" so they won't get vaseline all over the rest
of the house.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs!

A Natural Rx For A Wandering Dog!

                          Getting Back Your Wandering Pooch!
You bring your dog to the local park and take his or her leash off and
in no time- your dog is running away, far away from you. You call and call-

but he or she isn't hearing it, Ah- what do you do?

Well, don't kill him or her, do this instead...
Call him or her and start running in the opposite direction,
your dog should chase after you, thinking you're playing a game.
When he or she does get close enough, give them a treat, ( a biscuit,
a piece of beef jerky or half a rice cake) . And when they take the treat,
put the leash back on. 

After this, you may want to walk him or her first and tire them out and then
taket he leash off, or get a longer leash and maintain control throughout the visit
to the park.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs!

A Slimming Snack For A Paunchy Pooch!

                           Natural Treat For Your Dog!
Is your dog carrying a few extra pounds? Does he or she love table scraps?
Well, human food can also give them human weight problems, but there's a
solution. The solution is a snack many American women eat to stop their
mindless snacking and to lose weight as well.

The Snack: Rice Cakes!
That's right- that bland tasting snack favorite can help Fido or
Fifi,
just like it helps women.
Dogs love the crunch and the flavor, plus it's available right
at the Supermarket.
And one more tip-- don't add peanut butter or bacon grease to them,
you'll just make losing weight even more difficult.

So, if your pooch wants that high fat dog biscuit or fat from the
steak, say oh-no and bring out the rice cakes.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs!

Monday, January 2, 2012

Curing The Hair Balls!

                           Curing Kitty's Hairballs!
Ah hair balls, a problem cat owners everywhere obsess about.
If you're dealing with this very problem...
look below and try the natural solution

The Cure:

Add a tsp. of vegetable oil to their food once a week.
The vegetable oil will lubricate his or her digestive tract,
making it easier for your kitty to pass the hair, instead of
ingesting and coughing it up later as hair balls.

And don't worry, vegetable oil is tasteless and won't harm their
stomachs like extra virgin olive or coconut oil might.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalRxs!

Sunday, January 1, 2012

Traveling Rx For Cats!

                         Easy Solution For Cats and Their Carriers!
Tired of struggling with your cat and their carrier.
Not anymore, try this..

Turn the crate onto its back end (so the open door faces up),
then grab your cat by the scruff of their neck, holding her hind
legs with your other hand, and carefully lower her or him into the
carrier, legs first.

Why this method? It prevents them from seeing the crate's opening,

and saves you from a long struggle. Once they're inside,
quickly latch the door, and carefully turn the crate upright
and go about your business.

That's it- a simple solution for a sometimes time consuming and
troublesome chore.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalRxs!

Curing An Upset Stomach!

                       Curing Doggy's Stomach Woes!
If your beloved pooch has ever had stomach problems, then you know
all about the heartache... What is It? Is it something more serious?

How much will the vet bill be? Why does he or she have diarrhea?
On and On.


But wait, there's something out there that may bring blessed relief
and it won't cost you a small fortune.

That something: Potatoes!
That's right- the low cost tuber may work better than a lot of
drugs your vet might prescribe.
Why potatoes?
They contain stool-solidifying starches.

So, head to the pantry and get a potato,  a large one and boil it,
 until slightly soft , (leave it plain and cut it up)
and give your dog a small amount. Give larger dogs
a serving of potaotes- 3 to 4 times a day,
and smaller dogs should get about 2 to 3 servings per day.
You may want to check with your Vet on the exact amount.

And when you see that your dog is healthy again,
give him or her, their regular food.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs!