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My puppy appears to be clear of any fleas now. Although I am still treating him with lemon oil and coconut oil on his back. On his neck, a combination of coconut oil, cedar oil and some neem goes on each day.
I tried the hot soapy water, leaving it in a tray over night and we are still catching a couple each night. So I shall continue with the soapy water trays until fleas cannot be seen in the environment anymore.
Another test of his stools is going off to the laboratory today, and his appetite has improved greatly. Today, was the 2nd morning he cleared his breakfast plate and asked for more. I've been feeding him raw food especially for sensitive tummies. Next week the Cockapoo will be 7 months old and he is adorable. He is obedient most of the time and loves to tell me that he's been a good boy, incredibly intelligent, sensitive and knowing.
While we were watching this video of Tulla, my pup jumped on my lap to get closer to watch Dr Jones working with Tulla.
What's Next? I found 500g of Diatomaceous on ebay for £11.99. Canadian holistic vet, Dr Jones recommends it and so do some other holistic vets.
Holistic vet, Dr Jones (Canada) recommended Plantain for our pets, so I ordered some over the weekend and it arrived this morning. It is particularly useful for pets that might be having intestinal, respiratory or skin issues.
Interesting that it has been used in Greece since ancient times, the plant is native to Europe. It is also known has Plantago major, the broadleaf plantain, white man's foot, or greater plantain. This herbalist shares more about the plant and its great benefits, have you seen some in your garden?
Canadian, holistic veterinary surgeon, Dr Jones shares the latest on the FDA investigation of "grain-free dog food" due to some breeds getting a heart condition, DCM. There is a genetic component and there is an amino acid deficiency in the dried food. It does appear to impact on some breeds and not others.
I'm feeding my puppy a raw food diet and he appears to be doing great. He is still teething and he also likes chewing his pigs ear. Although we have both had an allergic reaction to the Kennel Cough vax.
I did speak to his vet about it and he said that the sludge from his red eyes could keep going for another week or two. When a puppy has its vaccinations, it is best not to allow your pet near your face and mouth and remember that the Kennel Cough is a live virus that they put it in.
In north America generally, like their children, they receive far more vaccinations than ours do in the UK. Vaccinations do impact upon their immune systems and the more vaccinations that they receive, the greater the adverse impact upon their bodies and their functioning.
Prior to human consumerism, did dogs eat grains? In ancient times the Romans fed their dogs bread and pearl barley. Although the quality of Italian bread is far superior to what most people eat today. So when my pup asked for some homemade Italian bread with Rosemary, I did allow him to have some crusts from it. When his tummy wasn't getting on with kibble, I gave him rice, a little pearl barley and chicken to settle his digestive system. After that I switched him on to raw food at around 3.5 months old.
Animal nutritionist, Dr Conor Brady, recommends cooked oats and tuna fish if your pup is having any digestive issues. In December 2020, he launched his book, FEEDING DOGS, on the scientific debate on dry -v- raw. In the UK, his book is available from W.H.Smith.
Raw food advocates recommend raw eggs for dogs, at this point my puppy doesn't like the consistency of egg and he also turned his nose up at scrambled egg. He likes tuna fish but not mackerel, he tried the sardines and only ate a little of it. He's getting fussy now about what he will eat at 4.5 months old, he does have a mind of his own, he will give it a sniff and then he decides whether he will eat or not.
So far he has had raw chicken, turkey, beef and tripe, goose with bone and offal. He likes chicken brine ice cubes, raspberries, blueberries and strawberries has treats. I'm monitoring him closely has due to teething his gums could be inflamed. My view is he will eat when he is hungry and it is advised to take them out for a walk prior to eating to build up an appetite.
He's not eating again this morning, offered, him some goose and duck, then some yoghurt with a sprinkle of cinnamon, then some cooked oats with a little honey and tuna fish. Nope, he's not going to eat this morning and I won't give him any treats unless he eats his main meals. He ate one meal of a goose mix yesterday, some cooked chicken last night and hasn't eaten anything since.
