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Airline contact numbers and policies:
877-241-0184; www.pettravel.com;www.pettravelcenter.com

DogChannel's Dog Travel section
DogChannel.com/travel

Dog-friendly cities and lodging
877-475-2275; www.dogfriendly.com

Dog parks in the U.S. and Canada
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ;www.dogpark.com

Hiking trails open to dogs
610-917-1066; www.hikewithyourdog.com

Pet-friendly lodging and travel info
www.petfriendlytravel.com;
www.petswelcome.com; www.takeyourpet.com

U.S. Department of Transportation Air Travel
Consumer Reports
http://airconsumer.ost.dog.gov/reports/index.htm

Last Updated (Sunday, 30 August 2009 21:49)

 

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Holistic Pet Remedies


Not only is natural home remedies for humans but can be an effective and economical alternatives for household pets.

Experts say the first step to curbing bad pet breath is proper dental care, including brushing your pet’s teeth.

For a holistic approach sprinkle cinnamon or include a dash of clove oil into your pet’s food.

Parsley, which contains chlorophyll, fresh or dried may work too.

 

To prevent gnawing on chew toys or slippers, try substituting fruits and veggies for your pet to munch on instead.

If your dog loves to gnaw on toys or shoes try substituting fruits and vegetables for your pet to munch on instead?

Febreeze Pet Odor Eliminator.

Raw celery or carrot sticks are healthful choices for dogs to crunch on, however onions grapes and raisins can be toxic

Fruit choices that dogs tend to like include bananas, apples, melons and blueberries.

A hot spot is a localized skin infection marked by pain, redness, itchiness and oozing. If your pet develops a hot spot, you might try a cool compress or soaked tea bag of strong black or green tea which acts like a an anti-inflammatory and astringent and helps dry up the oozing.

Holistic Vets:

Visit ahvma.org. The website provides a directory of holistic veterinarians along with information about their training and interests. The AHVMA serves as a forum for studying new advances in complementary therapies, and members receive continuing education in the field.

Always check credentials and licensure.

Last Updated (Sunday, 23 August 2009 20:57)

 
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