Avoid Pet Allergies!
As the month of April quickly approaches that means warmer weather,
more rain, Easter and allergies.
That's right, pollen, dust mites, drier air, etc all of which may wreak
havoc on us.
Us as in humans and pets.
Pets?
Yes, now that's it warmer, you may be letting your dog or cat
out more and all of that rubbing against plants, digging in the dirt
and breathing in that dirty air may mean more sneezing, sniffling,
watery eyes, scratching and impaired breathing. Again, just like humans.
And if you want to put an end to the sneezing, sniffling and other allergy
symptoms, run to your local farmer's market and buy some unpasteurized
honey.
Honey, for a cat or dog?
In a word, YES!
Why honey?
Honey contains small amounts of pollen in it and when you
give some to your pet, he or she builds up a tolerance before
allergy season is in full swing.
So, if you care about your pet and want to see him or her make it through
this allergy season unscathed, try some honey.
And if you're still not sure if it's a good idea to give your pet honey, talk to
your Vet first.
And one more tip:
If you're an adult who really suffers from allergies come April and May,
head on over to Amazon.com/the kindle store and download, see title to the
right...
Once you download it, you'll learn a number of things that
are all natural and effective against allergies, pollen,
dust mites, spores and mold.
Don't delay, order today, and say no to doctor prescribed
antihistamines, corticosteroids, nasal sprays, shots
and over-the-counter meds.
Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs!
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As the month of April quickly approaches that means warmer weather,
more rain, Easter and allergies.
That's right, pollen, dust mites, drier air, etc all of which may wreak
havoc on us.
Us as in humans and pets.
Pets?
Yes, now that's it warmer, you may be letting your dog or cat
out more and all of that rubbing against plants, digging in the dirt
and breathing in that dirty air may mean more sneezing, sniffling,
watery eyes, scratching and impaired breathing. Again, just like humans.
And if you want to put an end to the sneezing, sniffling and other allergy
symptoms, run to your local farmer's market and buy some unpasteurized
honey.
Honey, for a cat or dog?
In a word, YES!
Why honey?
Honey contains small amounts of pollen in it and when you
give some to your pet, he or she builds up a tolerance before
allergy season is in full swing.
So, if you care about your pet and want to see him or her make it through
this allergy season unscathed, try some honey.
And if you're still not sure if it's a good idea to give your pet honey, talk to
your Vet first.
And one more tip:
If you're an adult who really suffers from allergies come April and May,
head on over to Amazon.com/the kindle store and download, see title to the
right...
Once you download it, you'll learn a number of things that
are all natural and effective against allergies, pollen,
dust mites, spores and mold.
Don't delay, order today, and say no to doctor prescribed
antihistamines, corticosteroids, nasal sprays, shots
and over-the-counter meds.
Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs!
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