SLC S22 Week 2 - Herbs for Pets
Pet-Safe Herbal Stomach Remedy
This herbal remedy is designed to ease an upset stomach in pets like dogs, goats, cats and boost digestive health.
Ingredients:
Slippery Elm Powder 1 teaspoon full
- it makes the stomach ease lining and diminish inflammation.
Chamomile Tea (half cup)
- diminish nausea and keeps an upset stomach calm.
Pumpkin Puree (1 table spoon full)
- Eases digestion and helps with the constipation.
Ginger Powder (for cats, add a pinc, ¼ table spoon full for dogs)
- Difficulty nausea and enhance healthy digestion.
Honey (optional, 1 table spoon)
- Ease the stomach and gives energy but don't add honey for pets that is diabetic.
Recipe:
Make Chamomile Tea:
- Put 1 chamomile tea sack in a half container of hot water for at slightest 5 minutes.
- Let it cold
Mix Slippery Elm Powder:
- Include the elusive elm powder to the chamomile tea and blend it until it break up.
Mix Pumpkin and Ginger:
- Mix pumpkin and ginger into the tea until it's mixed together.
Optional Honey:
- Stir in honey if using.
Serve:
- Give your pet small amounts give (1 table spoonful for cats your cats and puppies, 1-2 table spoon full for medium to big dogs every few hours.
Storage:
- Keep the remaining mixture in a well covered container in the refrigerator for up to 24 hours.
Benefits for Your Pet:
- Ease the Stomach:
- The gut lining is coated and guided with slippery elm, which lessens inflammation.
- Soaches Nausea:
- Chamomile and ginger works for anti-nausea.
- Helps Digestion:
- Pumpkin keeps the bowel normal in movements, even if your pet has diarrhea or constipation.
- Calming Effect:
- Chamomile also keeps the anxiety calm, which can worse stomach issues.
Precautions:
- make sure that your pet is not allergic to any of the ingredients you want to use or used.
- Use only small quantities that is normal amount for vet-approved.
- Don't give honey to diabetic pets, puppies or kittens.
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Natural Flea Spray for Pets
Using safe ingredients and essential oils, this natural flea repellent eliminates fleas without using harmful chemicals.
Ingredients:
- Apple Cider Vinegar (one cup)
- Acts as a natural flea repellent and it helps to bring back the pH balance of the pet's skin.
- Water (1 cup)
- pour the vinegar and essential oils together, make sure that they are safe for pets.
- Lemon Juice (2 table spoon full)
- Has citrus, which fleas dislike and helps send them off.
- Lavender Essential Oil (ten drops)
- A good natural insect repellent that is okay for pets.
- Peppermint Essential Oil (five drops)
- we know it for cooling properties; also flee fleas and all other insects.
- Rosemary Essential Oil (5 drops)
- It acts as a flea prevention and has antiseptic properties that help keep pet's skin beautiful.
Preparation Steps:
- Mix the Liquid Ingredients:
- In a bottle, you can mix a cup of apple cider vinegar with cup of water.
Taking after, thing, incorporate 2 tablespoons of lemon juice to the bottle. Incorporate Principal Oils:
- In a bottle, you can mix a cup of apple cider vinegar with cup of water.
- Put five drops of peppermint oil, five drops of rosemary oil, and ten drops of lavender oil**. Give a collective shake
- put the bottle's cap on and shake well and tight to combine the ingredients. Test the Spray:
- To ensure there isn't an allergic reaction, test a small amount of the spray on your dog's or cat's skin.
- Watch your pet for like 24 hours to be sure that there is no irritation on the skin.
Application:
- Just Spray on your Pet skin:
- Hold the shower bottle distant, not near near to the skin.
- Don't Spray the eyes, the ears, and mouth.
- You can also spray it directly to your pet's bed, furniture,(if they have) or places where they always go.
- Massage into Fur:
- with your hand, rub the spray into the pet’s fur with your hands, make sure it reach the coverage.
- Make sure you apply twice a week or as you need it.
Benefits of the Remedy:
- Repels Fleas Naturally:
- Lemon juice, Apple cider vinegar and essential oils act as natural flea repellents that has no harmful chemicals to skin.
- Soothes Skin:
- Lavender and rosemary essential oils help relieve skin that are irritated and stop flea-related itching.
- Safe for Animals:
- This remedy uses natural ingredients that are safe when it's applied, not like chemical flea treatments that may give side effects layer.
- Avoid Flea Reinfestation:
- Regular use can help prevent fleas from going back, because the solution can harm their lifecycle.
- Give Healthy Skin and Coat:
- Apple cider vinegar helps you balance the animal skin pH, promoting healthier skin and make their fur keep shine.
Precautions:
- dilute essential oils always properly. Don't ever use oils like tea tree oil, because it can be toxic to the animals.
- don't spray on your pet’s mouth, their eyes, or their nose, or mouth.
- Test for allergies firstly, spray on a small patch of the pet skin before using the spraying extensively.
- If your pet skin give any signs of irritation or discomfort, stop using and consult a veterinary doctor.
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Soothing Remedy for Pets' Skin Irritations
Ingredients:
- Aloe Vera Gel ( either fresh or pure)
- Coconut Oil (virgin, organic)
- Lavender Essential Oil (For calming effect)
- Chamomile Tea (for cooling down)
Preparation Steps:
Brew Chamomile Tea: Begin by boiling water and stalking a chamomile tea bag for like 5 minutes. Let it cool completely.
Pour Aloe Vera and Coconut Oil together: In a small bowl, mix 2 tablespoons of aloe vera gel with a tablespoon of coconut oil. Mix together to combine. If you use fresh aloe vera, extract the gel from the leaf and make sure it doesn't have torn.
Put Essential Oil: (Optional) Put 2-3 drops of lavender essential oil into it. Lavender is soothing and it still has anti-inflammatory properties that help the irritated skin calm down.
Add Chamomile Tea: Gently mix in about a tablespoon of cooled chamomile tea to the solution. Chamomile has anti-inflammatory and healing attributes that can calm the skin further.
Mix and Store: Be sure things is well mixed. Store the remedy in a clean, well closed container.
Application:
- Clean the Area Affected: Clean the pet's skin that irritates with lukewarm water and a mild safe cleanser. Clean with a dry with a dry and soft towel.
- Put the Remedy: By using a clean fingertip or cotton ball, put a thin layer of the remedy onto the irritated skin directly. Gently rub it in.
- Frequency: Put for up to 4 times a day until the irritation begin to heal.
Benefits:
- Aloe Vera: Relives and cools down the skin, it reduces inflammation, and it promotes healing. It also has antibacterial properties to guides from infection.
- Coconut Oil: Humidify dried and cracked skin and has anti-inflammatory and antifungal properties that help irritation calm.
- Lavender Essential Oil: Gives a calming effect and has mild antiseptic materials to avoid infection.
- Chamomile Tea: is know for its anti-inflammatory and calming materials, it helps avoid redness and swelling, accelerate healing.
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Pet Care Chart
Ailment | Remedy | Use |
---|---|---|
Irritation | Aloe Vera | Apply Natural irritated area. |
Stomach Upset | Fresh Ginger | Add a tiny pinch to pet food. |
Fleas | Neem tree Oil | Spray diluted with water on the pet skin. |
Minor Wounds | Honey | Apply directly on the pet wound. |
Odour | Parsley | Add to their food. |
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