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I just got my Bundi (entire male ACD, 4.5 years) out of quarantine on Saturday and he has lost his bark! I will be calling the facility to make enquiries, but should I be concerned? He is not a bad barker, although they did say the first day he barked at them when they walked past his kennel (he was on the very end) so I don't think that happened too much.

Is this likely to be caused by strain of barking or perhaps from overuse of the slip lead they use in the facility. They did tell me he did NOT like the lead used on him, but that as he was so well obedience trained and knows s many commands, it was not necessary to use a lead on him. The dogs also have their collars removed for the duration, too. We only put his collar back on after he was released to us.

He also used to bark to ask for things and that behavior is gone as well. Does it perhaps hurt him to bark?? My husband is very concerned and I am wondering if I should be.

Suzi

Suzi Ironmonger
Wallaby Kennels ACDs
TEAM Wallaby
Childers, QLD (formerly of Fallbrook, CA)

Home of Bundi.... the first ACD "Super Dog".... U-CD UWPCH U-CH UAGI URO2 CH Wallaby Smokin' Bundaberg Blu CD BN RE OA OAJ NF CL2 HIC CGC VQW

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#17509

From: "ellen dix" <ellileeah22@...>
Date: Sun Apr 29, 2012 10:56 pm
Subject: Car sickness

ellileeah

Hi all, My best friend asked me to write to you, asking if there are any suggestions for carsickness for a 4 month old SCWT, even when going on short 10-15 minute trips. Any suggestions in homeopathy or EOs/ or perhaps ginger.?

Thanks so much for any help you might suggest.

Ellen Dix

1 John 4:9 : GOD showed how much HE loved us by sending HIS only SON into this wicked world to bring us eternal life through HIS death.
2 Cor. 5:21 : GOD took the sinless Christ and poured into HIM our sins. Then, in exchange HE poured GOD's goodness into us. LB

Ellen L. Dix
El Lileeah Wheatens

#17510

From: "behaven1" <behaven1@...>
Date: Sun Apr 29, 2012 11:26 pm
Subject: Re: Dog has lost his bark!

behavensnikko

Quarantine for what?

Cheers/Barb

----- Original Message -----

From: Suzi Ironmonger

To: NaturalHealthCareForDogs

Sent: Sunday, April 29, 2012 3:21 PM

Subject: [NaturalHealthCareForDogs] Dog has lost his bark!

I just got my Bundi (entire male ACD, 4.5 years) out of quarantine on Saturday and he has lost his bark! I will be calling the facility to make enquiries, but should I be concerned? He is not a bad barker, although they did say the first day he barked at them when they walked past his kennel (he was on the very end) so I don't think that happened too much.

Suzi

Suzi Ironmonger
Wallaby Kennels ACDs
TEAM Wallaby
Childers, QLD (formerly of Fallbrook, CA)

Home of Bundi.... the first ACD "Super Dog".... U-CD UWPCH U-CH UAGI URO2 CH Wallaby Smokin' Bundaberg Blu CD BN RE OA OAJ NF CL2 HIC CGC VQW

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#17511

From: "Mudpuppy Mama" <mudpuppymama@...>
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2012 12:00 am
Subject: Re: Car sickness

mudpuppymama

Ellen,

One of my dogs gets car sick all the time. What has been working for me is for
me to sit in the backseat. She lays on my lap hooked to my harness for safety
and I cover her completely with a lightweight towel, her eyes included so she
cannot see out. I also make sure she is on an empty stomach. This seems to make
her feel secure and works very well unless we drive on super curvy roads. She
still has some problems on those. Unfortunately this means someone else has to
drive. I would love to her suggestions from others on this too.

Nancy

--- In NaturalHealthCareForDogs@yahoogroups.com, "ellen dix" <ellileeah22@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi all, My best friend asked me to write to you, asking if there are any
suggestions for carsickness for a 4 month old SCWT, even when going on short
10-15 minute trips.  Any suggestions in homeopathy or EOs/ or perhaps ginger.?
> Thanks so much for any help you might suggest.
> Ellen Dix

#17512

From: "boldwindbt" <boldwindbt@...>
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2012 4:03 pm
Subject: Re: Car sickness

boldwindbt

Hi Nancy

I have used ginger tablets successfully for myself as well as friends dogs.
There is homeopathic remedies that would be helpful, one would need to have a
homeopath do a consultations in order to find the correct remedy.

Carole Baldwin
www.boldwind-border-terriers.com


--- In NaturalHealthCareForDogs@yahoogroups.com, "Mudpuppy Mama"
<mudpuppymama@...> wrote:
>
> Ellen,
>
> One of my dogs gets car sick all the time. What has been working for me is for
me to sit in the backseat. She lays on my lap hooked to my harness for safety
and I cover her completely with a lightweight towel, her eyes included so she
cannot see out. I also make sure she is on an empty stomach. This seems to make
her feel secure and works very well unless we drive on super curvy roads. She
still has some problems on those. Unfortunately this means someone else has to
drive. I would love to her suggestions from others on this too.
>
> Nancy
>
> --- In NaturalHealthCareForDogs@yahoogroups.com, "ellen dix" <ellileeah22@>
wrote:
> >
> > Hi all, My best friend asked me to write to you, asking if there are any
suggestions for carsickness for a 4 month old SCWT, even when going on short
10-15 minute trips.  Any suggestions in homeopathy or EOs/ or perhaps ginger.?
> > Thanks so much for any help you might suggest.
> > Ellen Dix
>

#17513

From: "Maggie" <redkeds@...>
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2012 4:31 pm
Subject: Day 9!

redkeds1

The pups are 9 days old today and they are all just fabulous! The males have passed the 3# mark and the females are close behind at around 2.6 to 2.8 #. Two females have opened their eyes!

Hope you enjoy them J

Maggie

1 of 1 Photo(s)

Day 9 - 2.JPG

#17514

From: "boldwindbt" <boldwindbt@...>
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2012 4:57 pm
Subject: Re: Day 9!

boldwindbt

They sure look nice and shinny, and content!

Carole Baldwin
www.boldwind-border-terriers.com


--- In NaturalHealthCareForDogs@yahoogroups.com, "Maggie" <redkeds@...> wrote:
>
> The pups are 9 days old today and they are all just fabulous!  The males
> have passed the 3# mark and the females are close behind at around 2.6 to
> 2.8 #.  Two females have opened their eyes!
>
> Hope you enjoy them J
>
>
>
>
>
> Maggie
>

#17515

From: Debbie Doyle <atomicdebbie1@...>
Date: Sun Apr 29, 2012 10:48 pm
Subject: Re: how natural is it?

atomicdebbie1

I didn't mean so that he would exercise himself. I meant it as a solution to not being allowed a fence and having to have the dog tied up. The "clothesline" run lets a dog run "free-er" without getting tangled up in a leash or rope - which also applies to any children (or adults) who may be out running and playing with Fido as well. And yes, you are right, dogs need the interaction to play and run - they don't do it on their own.

When I go out in the yard with my little gang of 3 monsterolla Malteses they don't move if I don't. So I walk around the perimiter of the yard and they follow and then if they don't, they sprint to catch up so they all get good exercise. Left alone, they just putz around and sniff, etc.

Debbie

Debbie Doyle (514) 575-1562

Raw-fed and happy: Bella, Peppy and Daisy da puppy :)

On 2012-04-29, at 12:09 PM, "Dr. Jeannie Thomason" <mywholedog@...> wrote:

While this sounds like a great idea, dogs rarely will run and exercise them selves by them selves. They usually run and play as interaction and socialization with you or other pack members.

I often ask how much exercise clients dogs are getting daily and they tell me -"well he has a huge back yard or pasture to run in all day but I am gone to work all do so not sure how much they actually run around". Even two dogs left alone together will only interact and "run around" for only a little while without having encouragement to do so

Dr. Jeannie Thomason
Certified Veterinary Naturopath, consulting on canine wellness & nutrition
canine naturopathy: http://www.thewholedog.org
essential oils: http://www.aromanotes.com/drjeanne
dog blog: http://www.wholedognews.com
forum: http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalHealthCareForDogs
audio webinars: http://www.animaltalknaturally.com

American Council of Animal Naturopathy
http://www.animalnaturopathycouncil.org

Natural Rearing Breeders Association
http://www.nrbreedersassociation.org

From: Debbie Doyle <atomicdebbie1@...>
To: NaturalHealthCareForDogs@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, April 27, 2012 11:01 PM
Subject: Re: [NaturalHealthCareForDogs] how natural is it?

You could try using the free run wire leashes that are attached to clothes lines (0r such like lines) - One pole at one end and another pole at the other and a free running loop that goes along it and is attached to the dog. Dog gets alot of free running that way.

Debbie

Debbie Doyle
514-575-1562

Raw-fed and happy: Peppy, Bella and Daisy da puppy :)

On 2012 Apr 26, at 2:22 PM, Monica Stoner wrote:

Most of the companion breeds would work with this sort of arrangement.
Being a worry wart, I'd want a fenced yard for my children!
Monica
On 4/26/2012 12:09 PM, research_babe wrote:
> I can see all the pro's of having a fenced in yard and how free running is good for dogs, I get that. Unfortunately, I am in a community that requires dogs who are outside to be leashed and also does not allow fences. I may be able to skirt the issue if I can come up with a temporary/removable structure for the yard...but really, our house is 1800 sq feet with lots of open space in the main arterys, so I don't see a problem with a small dog getting up enough speed to burn some energy- our kids do! I'm confident that this paired with leashed walking/running for a Bichon, it would be fine. I don't know a whole lot about other breeds though so I'm all ears when it comes to different breeds. Probably a companion/non sporting breed would work best for us.
>
> Lori
>
> --- In NaturalHealthCareForDogs@yahoogroups.com, Monica Stoner<tsent@...> wrote:
>> That would work for a terrorist<g> but not a goon hound. Especially as
>> puppies, they need that time for free running idiocy. Without that
>> chance to run hard my dogs just don't develop right, and I've seen the
>> same with other bloodlines--those with serious exercise put on muscle
>> and better weight
>> Monica
>> On 4/26/2012 5:24 AM, Tunia Hyland wrote:
>>> Monica said:
>>>
>>> "Hmmm, wait you're talking about leashed
>>> exercise. Not so good for these breeds..."
>>>
>>> Taking a little segue from the conversation here-Speaking of leashed walks,
>>> I use tracking lines(also called longe lines) like those sometimes used on
>>> search and rescue dogs when I walk my dogs. I have a very active Border
>>> Terrier and use a 30-40 ft. tracking line when I walk her and it allows her
>>> to get alot of exercise, almost as though she is free but still under my
>>> control.
>>>
>>> Available at J&J Dog Supplies.
>>>
>>> http://www.jjdog.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=jj&Category_Code=2CATNylonLongeLinesNYLLL
>>>
>>> Tunia Hyland
>>> Friend of the Rabies Challenge Fund
>>> http://www.rabieschallengefund.org/
>>> The Rabies Challenge Fund is on Facebook!
>>>
>>> http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/naturalhealthcarefordogs/
>>> http://dogs4dogs.com/
>>> http://www.bark-n-blog.com/
>>> http://www.thewholedog.org/
>>> http://www.arf4westies.info/
>>> http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/barfing-border-terriers/
>>>
>>> ----- Original Message -----
>>> From: "Monica Stoner"<tsent@...>
>>> To:<NaturalHealthCareForDogs@yahoogroups.com>
>>> Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2012 7:34 PM
>>> Subject: Re: [NaturalHealthCareForDogs] Re: how natural is it?
>>>
>>>
>>> So much depends on your mindset and, hate to say it, where you are
>>> mentally. Whippets make wonderful pets IF you have a Sighthound
>>> temperament. American Water Spaniels are wonderful little big dogs,
>>> very bright and affectionate. Hmmm, wait you're talking about leashed
>>> exercise. Not so good for these breeds, we'll want to rethink. For
>>> that, I'd go for an older rehome, where you know how the dog reacts to
>>> children and doesn't have puppy needs
>>> Monia
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> ------------------------------------
>>>
>>> Yahoo! Groups Links
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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#17516

From: awhippetslife@...
Date: Sun Apr 29, 2012 11:08 pm
Subject: Re: Car sickness

awhippetslife

I have a friend who uses the Thunder Shirt for her dog. She says it helps quit a bit for the car sickness. Her dog does not throw up any more, but is still a little nervous.

Sent from my iPhone

On Apr 29, 2012, at 5:56 PM, "ellen dix" <ellileeah22@...> wrote:

Hi all, My best friend asked me to write to you, asking if there are any suggestions for carsickness for a 4 month old SCWT, even when going on short 10-15 minute trips. Any suggestions in homeopathy or EOs/ or perhaps ginger.?

Thanks so much for any help you might suggest.

Ellen Dix

1 John 4:9 : GOD showed how much HE loved us by sending HIS only SON into this wicked world to bring us eternal life through HIS death.
2 Cor. 5:21 : GOD took the sinless Christ and poured into HIM our sins. Then, in exchange HE poured GOD's goodness into us. LB

Ellen L. Dix
El Lileeah Wheatens

#17517

From: "Jeanette \"Tippy\" Johnson" <jeanettervetr@...>
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2012 11:55 am
Subject: Buffing Compound

jeanettervetr

I've learned that Chief chewed on a log of buffing compound carpenters use to
clean fiberglass.  Its a large square brick that looked just like chalk so I
wasn't initially concerned until learning it contains aluminum and other alloys.

I don't honestly know how much he ingested vs just chewed it up.

I'll run bloodwork this week to screen for toxicity, but what else can I do? 
I'm hoping he didn't get enough to be toxic.  He's not acting sick.

Jeanette

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#17518

From: "Deborah" <debbelles1@...>
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2012 1:20 pm
Subject: Re: insulin dependent 7 year old male

debbelles1

I am well aware of the fact that there is no such thing as good kibble.I feed
totally raw and have for the past 7 years. unfortunitly it is hard to convince a
brain washed public. we do the best that we can. when we do get converts and
great success stories we love it.and use these stories to further educate. If we
can get people to change from grocery store kibble. to a grain free higher
protien kibble. that is one step closer. and a small success.
every thing is one step at a time. Love this group get lots of useful info that
can be passed on. Thanks

--- In NaturalHealthCareForDogs@yahoogroups.com, "Dr. Jeannie Thomason"
<mywholedog@...> wrote:
>
> Thank you for sharing that after switching the dogs and cats to raw that they
showed improvement in their insulin levels Debbie! 
>
> This is due that fact they are finally getting some nutrition from their
diet.  Kibble is dead, void of any true nutrition at all!   You mentioned
that your store carried high quality, grain free kibble.   Just so you know,
there is no such thing as high quality kibble of any kind.  :-(   
http://www.thewholedog.org/artkibble.html   We need to educate dog and cat
owners to this fact, there is far too much lying going on out there about kibble
and that there is any difference between the garbage you buy at the grocery
store and what if called "high quality" or  even "holistic".  - no such thing
when it comes to processed pet foods.   :-) 
>  
> Dr. Jeannie Thomason
> Certified Veterinary Naturopath, consulting on canine wellness & nutrition
>
> canine naturopathy: http://www.thewholedog.org
> essential oils: http://www.aromanotes.com/drjeanne
> dog blog: http://www.wholedognews.com
> forum: http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalHealthCareForDogs
> audio webinars: http://www.animaltalknaturally.com
>
> American Council of Animal Naturopathy
> http://www.animalnaturopathycouncil.org
>
> Natural Rearing Breeders Association
> http://www.nrbreedersassociation.org
>
>
> ________________________________
>  From: Deborah <debbelles1@...>
> To: NaturalHealthCareForDogs@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Saturday, April 28, 2012 11:23 AM
> Subject: [NaturalHealthCareForDogs] Re: insulin dependent 7 year old male
>
>
>  
>
> i work at a Natural pet food store. we sell everything from high quality grain
free kibble to frozen raw. We have had a few success stories switching dogs &
cat to raw who were diabetic. The one cat was on 4 units of insulin a day. after
switching to raw and a month later he is off insulin all together.
> Deb
>
> --- In NaturalHealthCareForDogs@yahoogroups.com, "kdpb9" <kdpb9@> wrote:
> >
> > I am going to rescue a Cairn/Pug mix that is diabetic and on insulin and he
also has some blindness from his diabetes. He has been living in a no kill
shelter quite awhile and I am sure he is eating Krapple. I know that getting him
on a raw diet will help him with his sugar levels and maybe be able to lower his
insulin needs. (this is my goal) He is only 7 years old and should have many
years ahead of him if I can get his sugar under control. Anybody with experience
with this? I'm wondering if I can get him on a oral treatment like glucophage
(which they use for humans) Any suggestions or help would be great. Thanks so
much.
> > Kristin
> >
>

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#17519

From: Terry Eisenstadt <tc.texs@...>
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2012 4:07 pm
Subject: Re: Re: Car sickness

tc.texs

Ellen, when my dog is nauseated I give her a digestive enzyme and it takes it away. You can also give her bach remedies to calm her. Do you live in the San Antonio area? There is a holistic veterinarian who can also prescribe herbs for calming and nausea. Terry

Change Your Water and Change Your Life

Product: www.kangendemo.com

Free water for 30 days

Nutritional Designs

Terry Eisenstadt RN, MNT (Master Nutritional Therapist)

Phone: 210-566-1049

--- On Mon, 4/30/12, boldwindbt <boldwindbt@...> wrote:

From: boldwindbt <boldwindbt@...>
Subject: [NaturalHealthCareForDogs] Re: Car sickness
To: NaturalHealthCareForDogs@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, April 30, 2012, 4:03 PM

Hi Nancy

I have used ginger tablets successfully for myself as well as friends dogs. There is homeopathic remedies that would be helpful, one would need to have a homeopath do a consultations in order to find the correct remedy.

Carole Baldwin
www.boldwind-border-terriers.com

--- In NaturalHealthCareForDogs@yahoogroups.com, "Mudpuppy Mama" <mudpuppymama@...> wrote:
>
> Ellen,
>
> One of my dogs gets car sick all the time. What has been working for me is for me to sit in the backseat. She lays on my lap hooked to my harness for safety and I cover her completely with a lightweight towel, her eyes included so she cannot see out. I also make sure she is on an empty stomach. This seems to make her feel secure and works very well unless we drive on super curvy roads. She still has some problems on those. Unfortunately this means someone else has to drive. I would love to her suggestions from others on this too.
>
> Nancy
>
> --- In NaturalHealthCareForDogs@yahoogroups.com, "ellen dix" <ellileeah22@> wrote:
> >
> > Hi all, My best friend asked me to write to you, asking if there are any suggestions for carsickness for a 4 month old SCWT, even when going on short 10-15 minute trips. Any suggestions in homeopathy or EOs/ or perhaps ginger.?
> > Thanks so much for any help you might suggest.
> > Ellen Dix
>

#17520

From: "Dr. Kim Bloomer, Aspenbloom Pet Care" <drkim@...>
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2012 5:53 pm
Subject: vaccinosis

aspenbloom

Animal Talk Naturally Online Radio Show

Hi Everyone,

This week, May 4th at 11:30 AM Pacific/2:30 PM Eastern Dr. Kim and I will be talking about adverse vaccine events, vaccinosis, vaccine safety and veterinary reaction/response to this rising problem. Please join us live at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/animaltalknaturally .

Wishing you a tail wagging, hoof stomping, wing flapping purr-fectly animal talking day!

Dr. Jeannie Thomason & Dr. Kim Bloomer
Empowering YOU with UNlearning to care for YOUR animals, naturally!
http://www.AnimalTalkNaturally.com
Job 12:7-10

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#17521

From: "Dr. Kim Bloomer, Aspenbloom Pet Care" <drkim@...>
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2012 5:53 pm
Subject: Re: Day 9! [1 Attachment]

aspenbloom

They are gorgeous Maggie!

Have a tail waggin' day!
Dr. Kim Bloomer
Seeing Your Pets Good Health Bloom!
Certified Animal Naturopath, consulting on canine wellness & nutrition
Website: http://www.AspenbloomPetCare.com
Essential Oils: http://www.Aspenbloom.com
Internet Radio Show: http://www.AnimalTalkNaturally.com
Dog Blog: http://www.Bark-N-Blog.com
Aromatherapy Blog: http://www.ADogsView.com
Book: http://www.AnimalsTaughtMeThat.com

American Council of Animal Naturopathy: http://www.AnimalNaturopathy.org
Forum: http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalHealthCareForDogs/

From: Maggie

Sent: Monday, April 30, 2012 10:31 AM

To: AuNaturelK9s@yahoogroups.com ; NHCFD

Cc: GreatDaneGang@yahoogroups.com ; greatdanesuk@yahoogroups.com

Subject: [NaturalHealthCareForDogs] Day 9! [1 Attachment]

The pups are 9 days old today and they are all just fabulous! The males have passed the 3# mark and the females are close behind at around 2.6 to 2.8 #. Two females have opened their eyes!

Hope you enjoy them J

Maggie

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#17522

From: "Dr. Kim Bloomer, Aspenbloom Pet Care" <drkim@...>
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2012 5:55 pm
Subject: Re: Car sickness

aspenbloom

Ellen I use the ginger EO and Peace & Calming blend for any car sickness.

American Council of Animal Naturopathy: http://www.AnimalNaturopathy.org
Forum: http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalHealthCareForDogs/

From: ellen dix

Sent: Sunday, April 29, 2012 4:56 PM

Subject: [NaturalHealthCareForDogs] Car sickness

Thanks so much for any help you might suggest.

Ellen Dix

Ellen L. Dix
El Lileeah Wheatens

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#17523

From: Kathy <abundantlifesilkdogs@...>
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2012 5:58 pm
Subject: Re: Day 9! [1 Attachment]

They are gorgeous!! Beautiful litter.

Kathy S.

On Apr 30, 2012, at 12:31 PM, Maggie wrote:

The pups are 9 days old today and they are all just fabulous! The males have passed the 3# mark and the females are close behind at around 2.6 to 2.8 #. Two females have opened their eyes!
Hope you enjoy them J

<image003.jpg>
Maggie

#17524

From: Kathy <abundantlifesilkdogs@...>
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2012 5:59 pm
Subject: Re: Car sickness

How do you apply the Peace and Calming? On paw pads?

Kathy S.

On Apr 30, 2012, at 1:55 PM, Dr. Kim Bloomer, Aspenbloom Pet Care wrote:

Ellen I use the ginger EO and Peace & Calming blend for any car sickness.

Have a tail waggin' day!
Dr. Kim Bloomer
Seeing Your Pets Good Health Bloom!
Certified Animal Naturopath, consulting on canine wellness & nutrition
Website: http://www.AspenbloomPetCare.com
Essential Oils: http://www.Aspenbloom.com
Internet Radio Show: http://www.AnimalTalkNaturally.com
Dog Blog: http://www.Bark-N-Blog.com
Aromatherapy Blog: http://www.ADogsView.com
Book: http://www.AnimalsTaughtMeThat.com

American Council of Animal Naturopathy: http://www.AnimalNaturopathy.org
Forum: http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalHealthCareForDogs/

From: ellen dix

Sent: Sunday, April 29, 2012 4:56 PM

To: NaturalHealthCareForDogs@yahoogroups.com

Subject: [NaturalHealthCareForDogs] Car sickness

Hi all, My best friend asked me to write to you, asking if there are any suggestions for carsickness for a 4 month old SCWT, even when going on short 10-15 minute trips. Any suggestions in homeopathy or EOs/ or perhaps ginger.?

Thanks so much for any help you might suggest.

Ellen Dix

1 John 4:9 : GOD showed how much HE loved us by sending HIS only SON into this wicked world to bring us eternal life through HIS death.
2 Cor. 5:21 : GOD took the sinless Christ and poured into HIM our sins. Then, in exchange HE poured GOD's goodness into us. LB

Ellen L. Dix
El Lileeah Wheatens

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#17525

From: "Dr. Kim Bloomer, Aspenbloom Pet Care" <drkim@...>
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2012 6:20 pm
Subject: Re: Car sickness

aspenbloom

I tend to prefer to use it along the spine Kathy. I put a few drops in my hand, activate it and then apply like I am petting the dog. Some people prefer paw pads - I'm not one of them. Some people will put on the inside tips of the ears - since I have floppy eared dogs I know that the eos on the tips can irritate the eyes so I also don't choose that method. Upright ears would be no problem Plus when I put the eos along the spine it can double as a pest repellent.

American Council of Animal Naturopathy: http://www.AnimalNaturopathy.org
Forum: http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalHealthCareForDogs/

From: Kathy

Sent: Monday, April 30, 2012 11:59 AM

Subject: Re: [NaturalHealthCareForDogs] Car sickness

How do you apply the Peace and Calming? On paw pads?

Kathy S.

On Apr 30, 2012, at 1:55 PM, Dr. Kim Bloomer, Aspenbloom Pet Care wrote:

Ellen I use the ginger EO and Peace & Calming blend for any car sickness.

Have a tail waggin' day!
Dr. Kim Bloomer
Seeing Your Pets Good Health Bloom!
Certified Animal Naturopath, consulting on canine wellness & nutrition
Website: http://www.AspenbloomPetCare.com
Essential Oils: http://www.Aspenbloom.com
Internet Radio Show: http://www.AnimalTalkNaturally.com
Dog Blog: http://www.Bark-N-Blog.com
Aromatherapy Blog: http://www.ADogsView.com
Book: http://www.AnimalsTaughtMeThat.com

American Council of Animal Naturopathy: http://www.AnimalNaturopathy.org
Forum: http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalHealthCareForDogs/

From: ellen dix

Sent: Sunday, April 29, 2012 4:56 PM

To: NaturalHealthCareForDogs@yahoogroups.com

Subject: [NaturalHealthCareForDogs] Car sickness

Hi all, My best friend asked me to write to you, asking if there are any suggestions for carsickness for a 4 month old SCWT, even when going on short 10-15 minute trips. Any suggestions in homeopathy or EOs/ or perhaps ginger.?

Thanks so much for any help you might suggest.

Ellen Dix

1 John 4:9 : GOD showed how much HE loved us by sending HIS only SON into this wicked world to bring us eternal life through HIS death.
2 Cor. 5:21 : GOD took the sinless Christ and poured into HIM our sins. Then, in exchange HE poured GOD's goodness into us. LB

Ellen L. Dix
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#17526

From: "Ted and Laurie" <tedandlaurie@...>
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2012 6:20 pm
Subject: Re: Day 9!

lsfarmdog

Pretty pups!! They look great!

Here are mine at 8 days and they are only about 1.10-2.2 pounds , but they are a smaller breed too Smile

, mom is eating about 7-8 pounds a day feeding this big bunch!

From: Kathy

Sent: Monday, April 30, 2012 10:58 AM

Cc: AuNaturelK9s@yahoogroups.com ; GreatDaneGang@yahoogroups.com ; greatdanesuk@yahoogroups.com

Subject: Re: [NaturalHealthCareForDogs] Day 9!

They are gorgeous!! Beautiful litter.

Kathy S.

On Apr 30, 2012, at 12:31 PM, Maggie wrote:

The pups are 9 days old today and they are all just fabulous! The males have passed the 3# mark and the females are close behind at around 2.6 to 2.8 #. Two females have opened their eyes!

Hope you enjoy them J

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Maggie

4 of 4 Photo(s)

#17527

From: "Dr. Kim Bloomer, Aspenbloom Pet Care" <drkim@...>
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2012 6:27 pm
Subject: Re: Day 9! [4 Attachments]

aspenbloom

Laurie they are sooo beautiful!

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From: Ted and Laurie

Sent: Monday, April 30, 2012 12:20 PM

Subject: Re: [NaturalHealthCareForDogs] Day 9! [4 Attachments]

Pretty pups!! They look great!

Here are mine at 8 days and they are only about 1.10-2.2 pounds , but they are a smaller breed too Smile

, mom is eating about 7-8 pounds a day feeding this big bunch!

From: Kathy

Sent: Monday, April 30, 2012 10:58 AM

Cc: AuNaturelK9s@yahoogroups.com ; GreatDaneGang@yahoogroups.com ; greatdanesuk@yahoogroups.com

Subject: Re: [NaturalHealthCareForDogs] Day 9!

They are gorgeous!! Beautiful litter.

Kathy S.

On Apr 30, 2012, at 12:31 PM, Maggie wrote:

The pups are 9 days old today and they are all just fabulous! The males have passed the 3# mark and the females are close behind at around 2.6 to 2.8 #. Two females have opened their eyes!

Hope you enjoy them J

<image003.jpg>

Maggie

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#17528

From: "Ted and Laurie" <tedandlaurie@...>
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2012 6:42 pm
Subject: Re: Day 9!

lsfarmdog

Thanks, they seem very healthy. Their ears started twitching at just days old, just amazing. Eyes started cracking pretty early too. Laurie

Sent: Monday, April 30, 2012 11:27 AM

Subject: Re: [NaturalHealthCareForDogs] Day 9!

Laurie they are sooo beautiful!

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#17529

From: Kathy <abundantlifesilkdogs@...>
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2012 6:37 pm
Subject: Re: Car sickness

Thanks! I have Dr. Melissa Shelton's E book on using the YL oils, and she was always saying to use on pads, but the putting it on my hands and patting it on the spine sounds better. She was the only other person that I knew of using the oils, so I am thrilled that you use them also. I have been adding a drop of tangerine in their water bottles ( they drink out of rabbit waterers), and they seem to like that.

My dogs have long floppy ears and ear tips would not work as well.

I have been making my own flea and tick spray using the YL oils with vegetable glycerine and water added to a spray bottle. The only complaint I have is that the oils really make my little dogs coats look greasy. They have silky drop coats with no undercoat, so it looks dirty fast. I had bought Dr. Karen Becker's flea and tick spray, but figured that the YL were better and therapeutic, while I assume that other eo's are not as good and may be dangerous.

When my bitch whelps again I think I will try diffusing Gentle Baby. Have you used the oils during or after whelping?

I am learning about the oils as much as I can.

Kathy S.

On Apr 30, 2012, at 2:20 PM, Dr. Kim Bloomer, Aspenbloom Pet Care wrote:

I tend to prefer to use it along the spine Kathy. I put a few drops in my hand, activate it and then apply like I am petting the dog. Some people prefer paw pads - I'm not one of them. Some people will put on the inside tips of the ears - since I have floppy eared dogs I know that the eos on the tips can irritate the eyes so I also don't choose that method. Upright ears would be no problem Plus when I put the eos along the spine it can double as a pest repellent.

Have a tail waggin' day!
Dr. Kim Bloomer
Seeing Your Pets Good Health Bloom!
Certified Animal Naturopath, consulting on canine wellness & nutrition
Website: http://www.AspenbloomPetCare.com
Essential Oils: http://www.Aspenbloom.com
Internet Radio Show: http://www.AnimalTalkNaturally.com
Dog Blog: http://www.Bark-N-Blog.com
Aromatherapy Blog: http://www.ADogsView.com
Book: http://www.AnimalsTaughtMeThat.com

American Council of Animal Naturopathy: http://www.AnimalNaturopathy.org
Forum: http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalHealthCareForDogs/

From: Kathy

Sent: Monday, April 30, 2012 11:59 AM

To: NaturalHealthCareForDogs@yahoogroups.com

Subject: Re: [NaturalHealthCareForDogs] Car sickness

How do you apply the Peace and Calming? On paw pads?

Kathy S.

On Apr 30, 2012, at 1:55 PM, Dr. Kim Bloomer, Aspenbloom Pet Care wrote:

Ellen I use the ginger EO and Peace & Calming blend for any car sickness.

Have a tail waggin' day!
Dr. Kim Bloomer
Seeing Your Pets Good Health Bloom!
Certified Animal Naturopath, consulting on canine wellness & nutrition
Website: http://www.AspenbloomPetCare.com
Essential Oils: http://www.Aspenbloom.com
Internet Radio Show: http://www.AnimalTalkNaturally.com
Dog Blog: http://www.Bark-N-Blog.com
Aromatherapy Blog: http://www.ADogsView.com
Book: http://www.AnimalsTaughtMeThat.com

American Council of Animal Naturopathy: http://www.AnimalNaturopathy.org
Forum: http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalHealthCareForDogs/

From: ellen dix

Sent: Sunday, April 29, 2012 4:56 PM

To: NaturalHealthCareForDogs@yahoogroups.com

Subject: [NaturalHealthCareForDogs] Car sickness

Hi all, My best friend asked me to write to you, asking if there are any suggestions for carsickness for a 4 month old SCWT, even when going on short 10-15 minute trips. Any suggestions in homeopathy or EOs/ or perhaps ginger.?

Thanks so much for any help you might suggest.

Ellen Dix

1 John 4:9 : GOD showed how much HE loved us by sending HIS only SON into this wicked world to bring us eternal life through HIS death.
2 Cor. 5:21 : GOD took the sinless Christ and poured into HIM our sins. Then, in exchange HE poured GOD's goodness into us. LB

Ellen L. Dix
El Lileeah Wheatens

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#17530

From: "Dr. Kim Bloomer, Aspenbloom Pet Care" <drkim@...>
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2012 6:48 pm
Subject: Re: Day 9!

aspenbloom

That's NR puppies for ya! Winking smile emoticon

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From: Ted and Laurie

Sent: Monday, April 30, 2012 12:42 PM

Subject: Re: [NaturalHealthCareForDogs] Day 9!

Thanks, they seem very healthy. Their ears started twitching at just days old, just amazing. Eyes started cracking pretty early too. Laurie

Sent: Monday, April 30, 2012 11:27 AM

Subject: Re: [NaturalHealthCareForDogs] Day 9!

Laurie they are sooo beautiful!

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#17531

From: "Dr. Kim Bloomer, Aspenbloom Pet Care" <drkim@...>
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2012 6:58 pm
Subject: Re: Car sickness

aspenbloom

That's great to hear you are learning so much about the EOs Kathy! That's interesting that they are making your dogs coats greasy though as they shouldn't unless you are using the ones with carrier oils mixed in (the blends sometimes have carrier oils).

I don't breed so I haven't had the opportunity to use them in whelping but Dr. Jeannie does and has used them yes. I know that another member who just had an English Shepherd litter like Laurie did, Krystal, was or still is diffusing the Thieves blend. But for whelping the litter she used Valor on her bitch. Her testimonial on that is pretty cool!

I know of one woman who uses Gentle Baby on her baby each evening - she has a video of it on YouTube. I have it bookmarked if you'd like me to send it to you offlist.

American Council of Animal Naturopathy: http://www.AnimalNaturopathy.org
Forum: http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalHealthCareForDogs/

From: Kathy

Sent: Monday, April 30, 2012 12:37 PM

Subject: Re: [NaturalHealthCareForDogs] Car sickness

My dogs have long floppy ears and ear tips would not work as well.

When my bitch whelps again I think I will try diffusing Gentle Baby. Have you used the oils during or after whelping?

I am learning about the oils as much as I can.

Kathy S.

On Apr 30, 2012, at 2:20 PM, Dr. Kim Bloomer, Aspenbloom Pet Care wrote:

I tend to prefer to use it along the spine Kathy. I put a few drops in my hand, activate it and then apply like I am petting the dog. Some people prefer paw pads - I'm not one of them. Some people will put on the inside tips of the ears - since I have floppy eared dogs I know that the eos on the tips can irritate the eyes so I also don't choose that method. Upright ears would be no problem Plus when I put the eos along the spine it can double as a pest repellent.

Have a tail waggin' day!
Dr. Kim Bloomer
Seeing Your Pets Good Health Bloom!
Certified Animal Naturopath, consulting on canine wellness & nutrition
Website: http://www.AspenbloomPetCare.com
Essential Oils: http://www.Aspenbloom.com
Internet Radio Show: http://www.AnimalTalkNaturally.com
Dog Blog: http://www.Bark-N-Blog.com
Aromatherapy Blog: http://www.ADogsView.com
Book: http://www.AnimalsTaughtMeThat.com

American Council of Animal Naturopathy: http://www.AnimalNaturopathy.org
Forum: http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalHealthCareForDogs/

From: Kathy

Sent: Monday, April 30, 2012 11:59 AM

To: NaturalHealthCareForDogs@yahoogroups.com

Subject: Re: [NaturalHealthCareForDogs] Car sickness

How do you apply the Peace and Calming? On paw pads?

Kathy S.

On Apr 30, 2012, at 1:55 PM, Dr. Kim Bloomer, Aspenbloom Pet Care wrote:

Ellen I use the ginger EO and Peace & Calming blend for any car sickness.

Have a tail waggin' day!
Dr. Kim Bloomer
Seeing Your Pets Good Health Bloom!
Certified Animal Naturopath, consulting on canine wellness & nutrition
Website: http://www.AspenbloomPetCare.com
Essential Oils: http://www.Aspenbloom.com
Internet Radio Show: http://www.AnimalTalkNaturally.com
Dog Blog: http://www.Bark-N-Blog.com
Aromatherapy Blog: http://www.ADogsView.com
Book: http://www.AnimalsTaughtMeThat.com

American Council of Animal Naturopathy: http://www.AnimalNaturopathy.org
Forum: http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalHealthCareForDogs/

From: ellen dix

Sent: Sunday, April 29, 2012 4:56 PM

To: NaturalHealthCareForDogs@yahoogroups.com

Subject: [NaturalHealthCareForDogs] Car sickness

Hi all, My best friend asked me to write to you, asking if there are any suggestions for carsickness for a 4 month old SCWT, even when going on short 10-15 minute trips. Any suggestions in homeopathy or EOs/ or perhaps ginger.?

Thanks so much for any help you might suggest.

Ellen Dix

1 John 4:9 : GOD showed how much HE loved us by sending HIS only SON into this wicked world to bring us eternal life through HIS death.
2 Cor. 5:21 : GOD took the sinless Christ and poured into HIM our sins. Then, in exchange HE poured GOD's goodness into us. LB

Ellen L. Dix
El Lileeah Wheatens

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#17532

From: "ellen dix" <ellileeah22@...>
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2012 7:02 pm
Subject: Re: Car sickness

ellileeah

Thanks, everyone for replying, I really appreciate your quick response and it makes me feel so encouraged because everyone is so helpful and caring! I hope my friends who need this information will also get on this super LIST!

Thanks again,

Ellen

Ellen L. Dix
El Lileeah Wheatens

----- Original Message -----

From: Dr. Kim Bloomer, Aspenbloom Pet Care

To: NaturalHealthCareForDogs@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Monday, April 30, 2012 2:20 PM

Subject: Re: [NaturalHealthCareForDogs] Car sickness

I tend to prefer to use it along the spine Kathy. I put a few drops in my hand, activate it and then apply like I am petting the dog. Some people prefer paw pads - I'm not one of them. Some people will put on the inside tips of the ears - since I have floppy eared dogs I know that the eos on the tips can irritate the eyes so I also don't choose that method. Upright ears would be no problem Plus when I put the eos along the spine it can double as a pest repellent.

Have a tail waggin' day!
Dr. Kim Bloomer
Seeing Your Pets Good Health Bloom!
Certified Animal Naturopath, consulting on canine wellness & nutrition
Website: http://www.AspenbloomPetCare.com
Essential Oils: http://www.Aspenbloom.com
Internet Radio Show: http://www.AnimalTalkNaturally.com
Dog Blog: http://www.Bark-N-Blog.com
Aromatherapy Blog: http://www.ADogsView.com
Book: http://www.AnimalsTaughtMeThat.com

American Council of Animal Naturopathy: http://www.AnimalNaturopathy.org
Forum: http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalHealthCareForDogs/

From: Kathy

Sent: Monday, April 30, 2012 11:59 AM

To: NaturalHealthCareForDogs@yahoogroups.com

Subject: Re: [NaturalHealthCareForDogs] Car sickness

How do you apply the Peace and Calming? On paw pads?

Kathy S.

On Apr 30, 2012, at 1:55 PM, Dr. Kim Bloomer, Aspenbloom Pet Care wrote:

Ellen I use the ginger EO and Peace & Calming blend for any car sickness.

Have a tail waggin' day!
Dr. Kim Bloomer
Seeing Your Pets Good Health Bloom!
Certified Animal Naturopath, consulting on canine wellness & nutrition
Website: http://www.AspenbloomPetCare.com
Essential Oils: http://www.Aspenbloom.com
Internet Radio Show: http://www.AnimalTalkNaturally.com
Dog Blog: http://www.Bark-N-Blog.com
Aromatherapy Blog: http://www.ADogsView.com
Book: http://www.AnimalsTaughtMeThat.com

American Council of Animal Naturopathy: http://www.AnimalNaturopathy.org
Forum: http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalHealthCareForDogs/

From: ellen dix

Sent: Sunday, April 29, 2012 4:56 PM

To: NaturalHealthCareForDogs@yahoogroups.com

Subject: [NaturalHealthCareForDogs] Car sickness

Hi all, My best friend asked me to write to you, asking if there are any suggestions for carsickness for a 4 month old SCWT, even when going on short 10-15 minute trips. Any suggestions in homeopathy or EOs/ or perhaps ginger.?

Thanks so much for any help you might suggest.

Ellen Dix

1 John 4:9 : GOD showed how much HE loved us by sending HIS only SON into this wicked world to bring us eternal life through HIS death.
2 Cor. 5:21 : GOD took the sinless Christ and poured into HIM our sins. Then, in exchange HE poured GOD's goodness into us. LB

Ellen L. Dix
El Lileeah Wheatens

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#17533

From: "Ted and Laurie" <tedandlaurie@...>
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2012 7:24 pm
Subject: Re: Car sickness

lsfarmdog

Hi Dr. Kim. Yes, Krystal from highlandglenn ES�s used Valor and it settled Greer right in. I later looked it up for her and read some reports to her about it being used similarly.

While waiting for Titan to whelp I diffused thieves and peace and calming and added a drop of Valor (since hearing about Krystal using it for Greer). I know it helped me!! Smile

I was getting pretty tired because Titan was very restless for a couple days prior to whelping. I know I also added grapefruit to it because it has a clean and happy feel to it, the diffusing was multi purpose, for me and the mom and pups. I remember somewhere in that time using lavender, maybe that was after? Can�t remember as I didn�t take notes......which I am sure Krystal will laugh at me for because she writes everything down. I go with what I think will work for the moment.....oh, forgot, I used Clary Sage in the early stages too.....that is what I forgot to mention. I looked up essential oils to use during labor and after.

I love these Yling EO�s!!

Laurie

P.S. My bitch had 14 pups in her. She hadn�t eaten much for 2 weeks when she had morning sickness (I hadn�t experienced that with a bitch before), so I was worried she had eaten enough. She did look underweight and I was letting her eat whatever and however much she wanted....but the rabbit barn was sorely depleted. The pups were all skinnier than I had seen before, but within hours of being born they had put on such tremendous weight, it was astounding. They are gaining slower (a little) now, but even the first HALF day they were chubby.

Thanks, Laurie

Sent: Monday, April 30, 2012 11:58 AM

Subject: Re: [NaturalHealthCareForDogs] Car sickness

I know of one woman who uses Gentle Baby on her baby each evening - she has a video of it on YouTube. I have it bookmarked if you'd like me to send it to you offlist.

American Council of Animal Naturopathy: http://www.AnimalNaturopathy.org
Forum: http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalHealthCareForDogs/

#17534

From: Kathy <abundantlifesilkdogs@...>
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2012 8:14 pm
Subject: Re: Car sickness

That is so interesting about the Valor. I will ask Jeannie what she uses, it's so nice to know others using the YL oils.

Thanks for the offer of the video on Gentle Baby, please send it to me off list.

Kathy S.

On Apr 30, 2012, at 2:58 PM, Dr. Kim Bloomer, Aspenbloom Pet Care wrote:

That's great to hear you are learning so much about the EOs Kathy! That's interesting that they are making your dogs coats greasy though as they shouldn't unless you are using the ones with carrier oils mixed in (the blends sometimes have carrier oils).

I don't breed so I haven't had the opportunity to use them in whelping but Dr. Jeannie does and has used them yes. I know that another member who just had an English Shepherd litter like Laurie did, Krystal, was or still is diffusing the Thieves blend. But for whelping the litter she used Valor on her bitch. Her testimonial on that is pretty cool!

I know of one woman who uses Gentle Baby on her baby each evening - she has a video of it on YouTube. I have it bookmarked if you'd like me to send it to you offlist.

Have a tail waggin' day!
Dr. Kim Bloomer
Seeing Your Pets Good Health Bloom!
Certified Animal Naturopath, consulting on canine wellness & nutrition
Website: http://www.AspenbloomPetCare.com
Essential Oils: http://www.Aspenbloom.com
Internet Radio Show: http://www.AnimalTalkNaturally.com
Dog Blog: http://www.Bark-N-Blog.com
Aromatherapy Blog: http://www.ADogsView.com
Book: http://www.AnimalsTaughtMeThat.com

American Council of Animal Naturopathy: http://www.AnimalNaturopathy.org
Forum: http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalHealthCareForDogs/

From: Kathy

Sent: Monday, April 30, 2012 12:37 PM

To: NaturalHealthCareForDogs@yahoogroups.com

Subject: Re: [NaturalHealthCareForDogs] Car sickness

Thanks! I have Dr. Melissa Shelton's E book on using the YL oils, and she was always saying to use on pads, but the putting it on my hands and patting it on the spine sounds better. She was the only other person that I knew of using the oils, so I am thrilled that you use them also. I have been adding a drop of tangerine in their water bottles ( they drink out of rabbit waterers), and they seem to like that.

My dogs have long floppy ears and ear tips would not work as well.

I have been making my own flea and tick spray using the YL oils with vegetable glycerine and water added to a spray bottle. The only complaint I have is that the oils really make my little dogs coats look greasy. They have silky drop coats with no undercoat, so it looks dirty fast. I had bought Dr. Karen Becker's flea and tick spray, but figured that the YL were better and therapeutic, while I assume that other eo's are not as good and may be dangerous.

When my bitch whelps again I think I will try diffusing Gentle Baby. Have you used the oils during or after whelping?

I am learning about the oils as much as I can.

Kathy S.

On Apr 30, 2012, at 2:20 PM, Dr. Kim Bloomer, Aspenbloom Pet Care wrote:

I tend to prefer to use it along the spine Kathy. I put a few drops in my hand, activate it and then apply like I am petting the dog. Some people prefer paw pads - I'm not one of them. Some people will put on the inside tips of the ears - since I have floppy eared dogs I know that the eos on the tips can irritate the eyes so I also don't choose that method. Upright ears would be no problem Plus when I put the eos along the spine it can double as a pest repellent.

Have a tail waggin' day!
Dr. Kim Bloomer
Seeing Your Pets Good Health Bloom!
Certified Animal Naturopath, consulting on canine wellness & nutrition
Website: http://www.AspenbloomPetCare.com
Essential Oils: http://www.Aspenbloom.com
Internet Radio Show: http://www.AnimalTalkNaturally.com
Dog Blog: http://www.Bark-N-Blog.com
Aromatherapy Blog: http://www.ADogsView.com
Book: http://www.AnimalsTaughtMeThat.com

American Council of Animal Naturopathy: http://www.AnimalNaturopathy.org
Forum: http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalHealthCareForDogs/

From: Kathy

Sent: Monday, April 30, 2012 11:59 AM

To: NaturalHealthCareForDogs@yahoogroups.com

Subject: Re: [NaturalHealthCareForDogs] Car sickness

How do you apply the Peace and Calming? On paw pads?

Kathy S.

On Apr 30, 2012, at 1:55 PM, Dr. Kim Bloomer, Aspenbloom Pet Care wrote:

Ellen I use the ginger EO and Peace & Calming blend for any car sickness.

Have a tail waggin' day!
Dr. Kim Bloomer
Seeing Your Pets Good Health Bloom!
Certified Animal Naturopath, consulting on canine wellness & nutrition
Website: http://www.AspenbloomPetCare.com
Essential Oils: http://www.Aspenbloom.com
Internet Radio Show: http://www.AnimalTalkNaturally.com
Dog Blog: http://www.Bark-N-Blog.com
Aromatherapy Blog: http://www.ADogsView.com
Book: http://www.AnimalsTaughtMeThat.com

American Council of Animal Naturopathy: http://www.AnimalNaturopathy.org
Forum: http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalHealthCareForDogs/

From: ellen dix

Sent: Sunday, April 29, 2012 4:56 PM

To: NaturalHealthCareForDogs@yahoogroups.com

Subject: [NaturalHealthCareForDogs] Car sickness

Hi all, My best friend asked me to write to you, asking if there are any suggestions for carsickness for a 4 month old SCWT, even when going on short 10-15 minute trips. Any suggestions in homeopathy or EOs/ or perhaps ginger.?

Thanks so much for any help you might suggest.

Ellen Dix

1 John 4:9 : GOD showed how much HE loved us by sending HIS only SON into this wicked world to bring us eternal life through HIS death.
2 Cor. 5:21 : GOD took the sinless Christ and poured into HIM our sins. Then, in exchange HE poured GOD's goodness into us. LB

Ellen L. Dix
El Lileeah Wheatens

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#17535

From: "research_babe" <research_babe@...>
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2012 8:41 pm
Subject: Re: how natural is it?

research_babe

Excellant idea!  Thanks for the tip, Debbie!

--- In NaturalHealthCareForDogs@yahoogroups.com, Debbie Doyle
<atomicdebbie1@...> wrote:
>
> You could try using the free run wire leashes that are attached to clothes
lines (0r such like lines) - One pole at one end and another pole at the other
and a free running loop that goes along it and is attached to the dog. Dog gets
alot of free running that way.
>
> Debbie
>
> Debbie Doyle
> 514-575-1562
>
> Raw-fed and happy: Peppy, Bella and Daisy da puppy :)
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>

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#17536

From: "Dr. Kim Bloomer, Aspenbloom Pet Care" <drkim@...>
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2012 8:47 pm
Subject: Re: WAS Car sickness NOW: EOs with whelping

aspenbloom

Oh this is great to read Laurie, thank you for sharing this!!!

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From: Ted and Laurie

Sent: Monday, April 30, 2012 1:24 PM

Subject: Re: [NaturalHealthCareForDogs] Car sickness

Hi Dr. Kim. Yes, Krystal from highlandglenn ES�s used Valor and it settled Greer right in. I later looked it up for her and read some reports to her about it being used similarly.

While waiting for Titan to whelp I diffused thieves and peace and calming and added a drop of Valor (since hearing about Krystal using it for Greer). I know it helped me!! Smile

I love these Yling EO�s!!

Laurie

Thanks, Laurie

Sent: Monday, April 30, 2012 11:58 AM

Subject: Re: [NaturalHealthCareForDogs] Car sickness

I know of one woman who uses Gentle Baby on her baby each evening - she has a video of it on YouTube. I have it bookmarked if you'd like me to send it to you offlist.

American Council of Animal Naturopathy: http://www.AnimalNaturopathy.org
Forum: http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalHealthCareForDogs/

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