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| Modified on Dec 22, 2023
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If you're a pet owner -- whether your favorite pet be a cat, dog, snake, chicken, horse, iguana, canary, or llama -- you want to do everything you can to make certain your pet is happy and healthy. We'll do as much for our "fur children" as we would for any human child for all the love, affection, and fun that our pets provide us!

Pet care advice, especially natural pet care advice, however, isn't as readily available as child care advice. So Earth Clinic set up this page to gather all of your best pet tips for healthy pets and happy companions.

Natural Pet Care Remedies: You'll find pet tips here for scared dogs, declawed cats, poisonous foods, dog training, pet hydration, pet odor, nutritional supplements for pets, and much more!

The comments below reflect the personal experiences and opinions of readers and do not represent medical advice or the views of this website. The information shared has not been evaluated by the FDA and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or prevent any disease or health condition. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for medical concerns.
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Moose Broth for Puppies in Danger

Posted by Cassie (California) on 04/20/2016

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I had a friend from Maine that raised Belgium Shepherds. One of her female dogs gave birth to puppies but had complications with the births and the female dog had to be under the care of a Vet and could not feed her puppies. My friend and her husband were up for hours trying to feed the puppies with puppy formula and nursing bottles (they lost 20 pounds each trying to keep the puppies alive). The puppies were starving because they could not eat enough or rejected the formula and everything this couple tried would not work with the puppies.

The couple had a leg of moose meat in the freezer a friend had given them. My friend as a last resort cooked the moose meat and gave the puppies MOOSE BROTH using nursing bottles and miraculously the puppies thrived and lived! I just thought I would mention this in case someone finds themselves in this awful situation.

This is a true story.

Understanding the Sounds of Dogs

Posted by Bee (Philadelphia, PA) on 07/31/2007
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I have a tip to go on your quality of life pet page. Years ago I read an interview with Siegfried and Roy and how the tigers communicate by exhaling sharply through their noses. I wondered at the time of the interview whether it was the same with dogs and then promptly forgot about it. Then recently when I was asking my dog if he wanted to go for a walk, I heard him do a quick and almost inaudible exhale through his nose. It was very subtle but there it was. My ears perked up and I started to listen to his sounds more carefully. Ha hah. Well, now I hear him doing it all the time! -- when he walks into a room and sees me there he'll do it, when I ask him if he's hungry he does it. I take him to the dog park in my area and sure enough the other dogs are communicating through their noses to one another and their owners. Dogs really do have a unique system of communicating... subtle and wondrous! Just wanted to share it with all of your dog lovers on the website and Cesar Milan too if he's reading.



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