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Dead Dog Walking Thanks to ACV

by Pamela Cornah
(South Africa)




French translation

After two years of stinky, scratchy, almost no hair left, black skin and ear pain, I almost had my three year old shepherd put down.

The vets could not help and I had vet bills that I could not justify. Thank goodness I decided to do my own thing. Apple cider vinegar mixed into a moisturizing hand lotion, half and half.

I dowsed him every day, even his private parts. I put pure vinegar into his ears every day. I fed him a tablespoon of vinegar in milk every day. At first he went ballistic with the vinegar in his ears. It relieved his itchy ears almost immediately. He loves his milk and vinegar cocktail.

He no longer stinks. His hair has grown back. That tired and exhausted look, from scratching day and night, is gone and all his sores are healed.

You must just persevere in the beginning. I make up a solution of water and vinegar to spray him with if we go walking. No fleas and ticks. I also spray his sleeping area with vinegar. In fact, we are happily drowning in apple cider vinegar. Do not be afraid to use it. It has saved my dog’s life.




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Dead Dog Walking Thanks to ACV

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May 14, 2010
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How much ACV and water for ticks and fleas
by: Anonymous

Hello,
How much water and ACV for spraying the coat before walking to stop fleas and ticks.
I am looking for a solution to stop using products that harm the dog.

Thanking you
Patricia

Feb 23, 2010
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If only
by: Anonymous

I'd seen this before I lost my girl to persistent staph...less than a week ago.

I'm doubly heartsick now. Thanks for the knowledge, and hopefully I'll never need to use it!

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