Say “No” to fillers. Pick an all-natural vitamin supplement that does not contain fillers or artificial ingredients. Make sure your vitamin contains Vitamin A to fight free radicals. B complex for strong immune system improved liver function, red blood cell production, healthy vision, antibody production, and gorgeous skin & coat. Vitamin C helps your dog build a strong immune system.

If you have a senior dog, make sure the vitamin contains glucosamine, chrondriton and Omega fatty acids. These added nutrients have their benefits and help to build strong bones, rebuild cartilage, while maintaining a healthy skin and shiny coat.

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Certain fertilizers can pose as a threat to your pets digestive tracts, health and cause death. So fight the yard and lawn wars the all natural and eco-friendly way by using your lemons, egg shells, and banana as the secret ingredient to your fertilizer. Composting your kitchen waste will reduce your costs and needs for chemical fertilizers while providing hearty nutrients and protecting your pets.

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Instead, go with a less toxic alternative like shredded pine, cedar or hemlock bark. But remember the true key to pet safety is supervision – keep an eye on your pet when he or she is outside.

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– Take rest breaks because dogs get tired, too

– Carry plenty of water to quench your and your dog’s thirst

– On hot days jog or bike with your pup early in the morning or late evening when the sun goes down to avoid heatstroke and health complications

– NEVER take your dog jogging or biking if they have serious medical problems, without the consent of a vet

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Acidophilus is a probiotic often found in yogurt that aids in digestion: it puts the good bacteria in your system! Check with your vet to see if giving your buddy this supplement will help that sensitive stomach.

Keep in mind that signs of heatstroke include: hard, staggering gait, rapid heartbeat, dazed look, listlessness, restlessness, dark red or purple gums and/or tongue and vomiting. You can gradually lower his body temperature by moving him to the shade or air-conditioning, applying cold packs to his head, neck or belly, or immersing him in cool (not cold) water and giving him small amounts of cool water or ice cubes to lick. Of course, contact your vet if he’s not cooling down.

1 bottle Powder Stypic, 1 pair latex gloves, 1 1″ x 6 yd. sterile gauze bandage, 1 bottle of eye & skin wash, 1 Fl. Oz., 2 packages of triple antibiotic ointment, 1 gr., 2 packages of hydrocortisone cream 1 gr., 2 PVP iodine antiseptic wipes, 2 insect ting Wipes, 1 roll 1/2″ x 21/2 yd. adhesive tape, 2 packages 2″ x 2″ gauze pad, 2 packages 3″ x 3″ gauze pad, 1 pair scissors, 1 hand wipes, 2 antiseptic towelettes, 5 cotton swabs, 2 green soap towelettes, 1 pet care card, 1 pet emergency card, 1 pair plastic forceps

Protect those paws from the blistering sun, asphalt and sand. Make sure that after long walks, you give your pets paws a pampering by moisturizing with a soothing, all-natural paw balm.

For minor burns, apply antibacterial wash and aloe vera and cover the paw with a loose bandage. For serious burns, visit your vet immediately.

But our dogs need some bacteria to remain healthy. In order to ensure that the good bacteria is not depleted by a dose of antibiotics, it is a good idea to administer a probiotic to your dog after a round of antibiotics. It won’t do any good to give probiotics at the same time as antibiotics, but once the antibiotics are completed, probiotics should be given for roughly the same length of time that the antibiotics were prescribed. It is possible to purchase dog-specific probiotics, but human quality probiotics will work as well.

Always discuss use of pet medications with your vet before you make any decisions as to treatment.