Hackney Dog House Pumpkin Powder for Dogs, Natural Pumpkin Purée, Canned Pumpkin Alternative, High Fibre Topper (225 grams, 30 Daily Servings)

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EASY TO PREPARE & DELICIOUS – GREAT FOR ENRICHMENT: Simply mix with water to create a delicious pumpkin puree, alternatively the product can be sprinkled over dry kibble. When feeding your dog pumpkin seeds, use raw organic seeds. Don’t give your dog the salted seeds, which aren’t safe for him.

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Note: some people worry that flat leaf parsley may be toxic to dogs, but herbalists say that’s only in very large amounts. If you’re concerned, just use curly parsley. Caution: Do not use thyme essential oil on your dog as it can be toxic. You shouldn’t use thyme in any form for pregnant or lactating dogs.Caution: Make sure you mix the diatomaceous earth into your dog’s food very well. If your dog inhales it, it can irritate his lungs. Do not use DE for pregnant or lactating dogs. You can use food-grade diatomaceous earth to reduce the number of worms in your dog. But it may not be helpful if your dog has tapeworms. Small dogs –1 tsp per day Dogs over 55 lbs – up to 1 tbsp per day

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Caution: Don’t use garlic as a worm remedy for pregnant or lactating dogs, or if your dog is on blood thinners.Give your dog 12 drops of Oregon grape tincture per 20 pounds of body weight. You’ll also want to give liver support like milk thistle when using Oregon grape. That’s because Oregon grape can be harsh on the liver and milk thistle will help protect it. Give ¼ tsp of milk thistle tincture per 20 pounds of body weight.

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In the UK canned Pumpkin is very expensive and the organic powder variety seems a sensible and more cost effective method. NATURAL INGREDIENTS: This recipe contains no nasties. This means no GMO ingredients, preservatives by-products or fillers.Thyme is especially useful for hookworms. In their book Herbs For Pets, herbalists Greg Tilford and Mary Wulff recommend that you use fresh or dried herbs. Add 1 tsp per pound of food. Garlic is another natural dewormer for dogs. If you give it to your dog in moderate amounts it can be a good way to fight worms. In fact, garlic can be as effective as conventional dewormers.

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AIDS DOG DIARRHEA & ANAL SCOOTING: Our recipe uses natural pumpkin to create a high fibre supplement for dogs that provides all-natural digestive support and relief. A great natural tasting alternative to expensive and often ineffective medicines. You can mix remedies to use as a general worming solution. Herbs For Pets recommends this combination for worms in dogs. 2 parts unsalted, raw pumpkin seeds 1 part garlic powder 1 part fennel seeds 1 part yucca root Mix the ingredients together. You can grind the pumpkin seed or leave them whole. Add 1 tsp per pound of food daily. Tilford and Wulff recommend you feed this mixture for 5 days then take 2 days off. Continue until your dog no longer has worms. You can also use parsley as a simple natural dewormer for dogs. Cook fresh parsley down and strain out the solids, then freeze it into ice cubes.Give one cube daily. But whatever you’re feeding, there are many foods and herbs you can use to help kill all types of worms in your dog. Start slowly with all these remedies if your dog isn’t used to eating them, and work up to the recommended dose. Mix fresh carrot, beet, and cucumber juices into your dog’s food. These juices help make his intestines less attractive to worms.HUMAN GRADE: Unlike most pet products, which are feed grade, this is a 100% human grade recipe produced with human-grade ingredients and made in a human food facility. This means higher quality ingredients & safety standards, like what you’d expect from human food. Pomegranate is useful for fighting off tapeworms. Compounds in pomegranate help expel worms from the digestive tract. Give your dog ½ tsp to 1 tsp of seeds daily in his food. If your dog doesn’t like the taste you can heat the seeds in a pan to get rid of the bitter taste.