Kitchen Spice That Stops Itching

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1. A soaked tea bag is great for conjunctivitis an thyme tea is great for the respiratory system

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2. How about making a rosemary tea and mixing it with something they like like tuna water?

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3. Is there a reason why you stand 1 foot away from the camera and in front of the pet? Annoying?

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4. Modern medicine uses herbs to id the chemicals and then uses those chemicals …. yes they don;t have herbs …. but the chemicals came from those herbs …. dahhhhhhhhhh

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5. Considered making a strong Rosemary Tea and then putting it in a spray bottle and spraying on the itchy/irritated area? That's what I'd try first.

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6. My dog with chronic allergies is allergic to rosemary 😭

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7. Thank you Doctor, will definitely try the Rosemary on my dog!

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8. Please post some bananas story about 'natural' herbs or spices.
   It doesn't have be true, or even believable.
   Thank you.

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9. Will this work for cats?

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10. My dog (50 something lb Shepard) will literally eat anything. Even pickled jalapeños.

    I know, I know, not good so I might let him have a slice once every couple of weeks or so.
    Anyway, luckily for me I shouldn't have to jump through hoops to get him to eat it, because he surely needs something for his incessant licking and scratching, which drives me nuts.

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11. H is silent!! Erb is how it's pronounced❤

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12. Failed to mention one thing; how to get a dog to swallow a capsule!

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13. Thanks for the advice

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14. Will it work for people, too?! I am such an itchy person! Keeps me up at night, too!

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15. Can i boil the Rosemary and give it to the dog???

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16. Just stop poisoning your dog with commercial food…all of which is POISON! Idiots…

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17. 👩🏻‍🦳♥️👍🇺🇸

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18. You have no idea what a blessing you are to us, fellow Canadian’s as well as the rest of the world!!

    ❤

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19. Hard to watch with your filming. Camera is too close . Try backing camera up a bit and not bending into the screen! Info is good. Thanks

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20. Thank you 👍 that was great

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21. is there a way to help dogs resolve cataracts?

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22. I wish that more vets were open-minded about treating our companion and working animals with milder, natural treatments. People too often want to bomb their bodies with liver-damaging medications. These animals are closer to nature than most human animals, so it makes sense to use nature and that includes giving our animals as much contact with nature as possible in our settings. thank you

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23. You can purchase empty gelatin capsules and fill them. It worked great with my cats when I had to give them something that tasted bad. I always coated the cap with an oil so it would be easy going down.

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24. Put the rosemary in a spice blender, alias, coffee grinder.put that in the dog's food.

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25. I have a cat with this issue. Can I give it to my cat?

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26. My puppy licks the wood on my doors…can you help?

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27. 😊

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28. Thanks

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29. 2 mins 22 and a lot of teasing before he gets around to say that it's "Rosemary".
    That's enough teasing for me.

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30. will this help with flea bite allergy in cats

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31. I cured chronic miserable yeasty ears in my dog by giving him sardines, and he loves them! Must be the omegas that he was low on. I started by giving a bigger portion to load him up & then maintenance is smaller portions, & just once daily. Be sure they are the canned in water variety with no seasoning. Canned sardines are cheap too. I store the open can in a sealed tupperware dish in fridge to minimize smell.

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32. How long you cook them?

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