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Apple Cider Vinegar Great Stuff!!!!!!!

Discussion in 'Health & Nutrition' started by BoiBoi, Apr 30, 2008.

  1. brat pack

    brat pack Top Dog

    I was wondering if you had to use Natural vinegar with "The Mother" in it or would grocery store vinegar suffice? The articles I had read said it has to be natural, is that true?
     
  2. CooljoeGoodie

    CooljoeGoodie Big Dog

    Great post...now that's a hook up. I'm gonna get some tomorrow and give it a try...
     
  3. 215pitts

    215pitts Top Dog

    From my experience with ACV, it turned some of my bowls green so do remember to wash them out after the dogs are done with it.
     
  4. thepitpalace

    thepitpalace Big Dog

    Brat Pack
    I use is Great Value Apple Cider Vinegar from Wal-Mart. It is like $3 or $4 for a gallon jug.
     
  5. LuvinBullies

    LuvinBullies CH Dog

    Wow Boi Boi!!! What an awesome bridge here I've never thought to cross!!...I've been keeping ACV handy as a horse trainer for the better part of 15 years now...it's universal. I've wiped it over horses' ears and their faces as pest control, and I've used it to clean bits (and it helps soften mouth by promoting salivation when you irrigate the mouth with it before you put on the bridle every day)and it can also stop stall/pasture cribbing if you saturate the wood with it. Great post:)
     
  6. Been using it for years.....the only downside is that your dogs will smell like PASTA SALAD! Yuck!
     
  7. Howzit

    Howzit Guest

    BRAGG raw unfiltered organic apple cider vinegar with the mothers is real good.
     
  8. brat pack

    brat pack Top Dog

    I buy the raw unfiltered vinegar with the Mother and it costs $17 a gallon. I got a $3 gallon and am going to try that instead. It hurts when I spray the expensive stuff. I am going to try the cheaper stuff first.
     
  9. try keeping a bounce dryer sheet in your pocket or tied to a belt loop.

     
  10. chinasmom

    chinasmom CH Dog

    I believe "mother" refers to the natural sediment in the bottom of the bottle.;)
     
  11. kt-pits

    kt-pits Pup

    Can I give ACV to a pregnant bitch? What about a nursing bitch? Want to try this. I am gonna check at Walmart to see if they carry ACV today. Thanks for the help, dogs have ticks already, found 2 yesterday already :(:(:(
     
  12. 805tony

    805tony Big Dog

    I use Braggs acv in their water also you can mix 1 part Acv with 1 part Dial antibacterial hand soap to make a great shampoo it works great then the misting between washes keeps them flea free...
     
  13. sadieblues

    sadieblues CH Dog

    I have been using ACV for a long time it can be used for multiple things and provides so many benefits to your pet. I give it orally and I use it as a flea preventative as well applying it with a spray bottle mixing water and ACV in a 50/50 solution.
     
  14. wheezie

    wheezie Big Dog

    how much should you put in there water? and should you put that same amount every time in there water bowel... once a day.. once every other day...?
     
  15. masta of game

    masta of game Banned

    u can use it to prevent athlete feet , and to clean ur ears if it started to pain a lil or u saw the wax, fungus cant live in an acidic



    natural medicine all the way..

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  16. hozomeen

    hozomeen Big Dog

    http://www.curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=973742

    The below paragraphs are excerpts from the above website, only a small fraction of the total amount of info on the topic.

    What are the nutritional benefits of ACV?

    Many vitamins, minerals and other nutrients and substances are available in ACV to improve the health of your dog. ACV can provide them with enzymes and important minerals, such as potassium, calcium, magnesium, sulfur, chlorine, phosphorus, iron, silicon and other trace minerals. The vitamins contained in ACV are bioflavonoids (vitamin P), beta-carotene (precursor to vitamin A), vitamin C, E, B1, B2, and B6. Tannins from the crushed cell walls of fresh apples as well as malic acid, tartaric acid, propionic acid, acetic acid and pectin (fiber) are also contained in ACV. Be sure to purchase organic unfiltered, unpasteurized, naturally fermented ACV for its medicinal features. ACV ranges in color from a light golden to orange. You’ll know you’ve found the right stuff if you see sediment, referred to as the "mother of vinegar" on the bottom of the bottle. Do NOT buy white distilled vinegar, as it has none of the beneficial elements listed above.

    How to use ACV…

    I began using ACV as a supplement for my dogs in 1994. Some holistic health practitioners recommend that ACV be placed in a dog’s drinking water. I recommend placing it in fresh food because I believe that a dog’s drinking water should be free of additives, with the exception of an electrolyte solution or a medicinal product that is used on a short-term basis. The dosage I use is 1 tsp. for small dogs and 1 tbs. for medium-large dogs. It can also be given orally diluted in water under the guidance of a vet or holistic health practitioner.
     
  17. wicked13

    wicked13 CH Dog

    I know this is bringing up an old post but don't put acv in metal Bowls it might cause bleaching of the metal and u ...Might .. poison your dog use plastic or cement if u ad acv to their water
     
  18. olddog

    olddog Big Dog

    Use 1-2 teaspoons of ACV in a gallon of water to drink in the summer heat. Acts as a natural air conditioner for the body - old Seal Team trick.

    Olddog
     
  19. treezpitz

    treezpitz CH Dog Staff Member

    My dogs hate the smell of ACV and wouldn't drink their water if I put it in there. I make a mix of yogurt, eggs, etc and I put the ACV in there and feed it at feed time with their food. They all lick it up clean then.
     
  20. Beatrix Kiddo

    Beatrix Kiddo Top Dog

    i've tried giving it orally, always gets cannon butt. I'm limited to applying topically after baths. Helps a lot with flaky skin. I even use it on my skin sometimes, naturally balances ph levels.
     

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