Great kitchen remedy for pet coughing, wound healing and urinary tract infection

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1. Thanks Doc!! Love your advice. Just wondering if minuka honey has the same properties?

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2. mine is a chichi, allergies, she coughs in the morning

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3. Whats the cure for a UTI…???

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4. Thanks for the valuable education in more natural and cost-effective methods for pet care. 💕🩷

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5. I give honey with a little warm water for cough to soothe thoat. I think the a/c makes it dry. I recommend give a little honey at first to see if they aren't allergic.

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6. You are the BEST

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7. This is wonderful advice, Doctor.

   Buster, one of my fur babies (a 14 year old mini foxie) has a seasonal cough, always during spring and autumn. He has a very healthy heart according to the vet when I had to recently rush him in due to a tumour on his toe, which was successfully amputated.

   I shall now give him some dark, active, Manuka honey from New Zealand.

   Thank you so very much, once again.

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8. My dog has been sneezing lately. It’s 55 degrees out. Maybe the change of weather?

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9. Thank you for that wound remedy

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10. I thought it destroyed using a metal spoon. Am I wrong?

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11. Love this!
    Thank you.

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12. Perfect timing, my dog has just started coughing today. Thank you so much. BTW you're still brilliant!!!

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13. I live your channel Doc 🩷🐾 !!! I look forward to all your super holistic remedies. Saves tons on vet bills that push expensive visits and meds. Just like us humans, no different

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14. Thank you Dr for everything you do for me and my baby 💗

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15. Pawsitively sweet advice 🐾💜🐾

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16. ❤

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17. ❤❤❤

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18. My dogs are 8 and 11 pounds. Would it be safe to say they should have .25 teaspoon?

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19. How about something for my cat’s itchy ears that produce black waxy very stinky stuff? Probably a yeast infection. He has one cauliflower ear (was like that when I found him so 🤷‍♀️) and it is the worst. I clean them with Qtips once a week or every other week because he gets very stressed over it. I have tried peroxide, I have tried a mixture of one part alcohol to two parts white vinegar but nothing seems to clear it up. He’s had this ever since I found him in the woods 3 years ago. He was an adult cat maybe 6-8 years old. He is a fabulous cat and so smart. I want to do whatever I can to help him.

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20. ❤❤❤❤

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21. Also adding tumeric to the honey and making an ointment to apply before the bandage acts as a natural antibiotic and is very effective.

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22. Tula hopes for another dose! Thanks for this advice!!!

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