this is dr. Andrew Jones in this edition
of NRA secrets I'm going to show you
five home remedies that you can use to
help your stinky dog smell so much
better at home
but you guys just before we get going in
today's video just a little update first
thanks for all of you who sort of
written in comments and support of Lewis
as you know he had a pretty scary event
a little over a week ago he just came in
from being outside suddenly collapsed it
turned out he'd probably eaten something
had primary liver disease and in some
cases just a tox and can cause those
clinical science and cause you to go
into shock so he's being treated
he's on milk thistle on dandelion root
and he's doing great as you can see he's
been super active been eating a ton and
yeah he's getting especially more
attention and he gets to hang out with
his buddy pearl here on the coach
are you guys welcome back to my channel
for those of you who are new welcome I'm
dr. Jones for you returning subscribers
thanks for being a subscriber today's
episode was primarily inspired by my dog
Louis's friend her name is pearl I'm
gonna show you her here like zoom down
in the camera here's the two of them
they're hanging out on my coach in the
office yeah as you can see they have a
pretty good life
pearl herself has a bit of an issue
where she's really smelly and if you
were here in this room right now you
would have this like wall overwhelming
dog smell for those of you who are
familiar with this the smell of a dog
who's got a yeast or bacterial skin
infection you know what I mean so very
very common that just overwhelming dog
smell fortunately there are a number of
home remedies that you should be
considering using that are really
effective and I'm about to use one today
on pearl to test it all out so you guys
what is that doggie smell that you may
be smelling in the first place
you know why is there such a bad odor
for the majority of dogs that have
especially strong dog odor they've got
an underlying issue most commonly we're
dealing with these dogs that typically
have a primary allergy and then they're
going to have an underlying skin
disorder primarily an overgrowth of
bacteria and or yeast producing that
smell I mean there's something there for
the most part you'll take a dog like my
own dog Luis he doesn't have any serious
underlying skin disease he has no odor
and you know he may get a bath once a
month once every two months pearl as on
the opposite example he's not the case
and as I just saying if you were here I
mean you got smell pearl and you'd be
like ah what is that smell you she's a
wonderful dog you but we just need some
things to help you smell better thank
you especially when she's in a small
space so the first remedy want you guys
to consider is a shampoo this one is
selenium sulfide here
the brand name is typically called
selsun blue where people use for
dandruff and/or seborrhea primarily in
those cases the thought is people or us
that have excessive amounts of dandruff
and often will have an underlying fungal
infection going on so they've got an
overgrowth of too much of a certain
microorganism I've been all been leading
to this sort of all this dead flakey
skin for our dogs that have this
typically big strong strong smell is not
uncommon that they've got a primary
allergy then secondary yeast infection
we found the selsun blue in particular
works really well and i use it a ton of
the dogs in practice really made a big
difference so something like pearl here
you you know you're going to throw her
in the bath get her fairly wet first you
know two or three squirts similar to how
you're going to lather yourself up then
really really rub it in really well you
want to really focus on the areas those
skin folds which can be a little bit
harder to get into but that's where the
yeast the bacteria really like to grow
so you want to rub that in as thoroughly
as possible let it sit on there for ten
minutes and then and then rinse it off
you want to do that no more than once a
week but that alone may be all that you
need to have your dog smelling so much
better so the next thing I want to talk
about is something that I've talked
about in the past for a variety of
different conditions
so here it is here apple cider vinegar
it's got a number of different
therapeutic uses but in this instance
it's one that's good for dealing with
yeast and bacteria the thing with
vinegar is you don't never want to be
putting it on any type of open wound
because it is acidic it's you're going
to sting but generally when we've got
the dog something like pearl who's just
sort of strong and smelly it's a great
one to consider topically there's a
couple different ways you can look at
doing it one you can look at making some
cup of apple cider vinegar rinse and the
solution all makes is fifty-fifty so for
instance half a cup of apple cider
vinegar
half a cup of water and then you want to
just cover it completely cover your dog
in that especially getting it I said it
under the groin into the skin folds
under the armpits all those areas that
look a little bit dark especially let it
sit in there for a good 10 minutes and
then rinse it off the other thing you
can do without apple cider vinegar I've
had a number of different dog owners
report that when they start to give it
orally so is all you would need for
something like pearl or Lois you know
she's about 80 pounds two teaspoons
twice a day you can just start out at 2
teaspoons once a day you could try just
adding it to her water but generally
you're looking at about a teaspoon for
sort of 40 pounds of body weight given
twice daily that alone often is enough
just to sort of normalize what's going
on within their skin so one is the rinse
second is giving it orally thirdly you
can look at combining it with another
type of tea so what I've picked up here
is just some green tea which I'm about
to drink myself but it works really well
topically too so often what you could do
is do something like make a cup of green
tea use a half a cup of green tea
combine that with a half a cup of apple
cider vinegar use that with a rinse
because what you're doing is you're get
the yearning and the beneficial acidic
effects of the vinegar which you're
going to deal with the yeast and the
bacteria and then you're getting the
green tea which is great as being an
anti-inflammatory so those two in
combinations a real good rinse to
consider okay you guys the third thing I
want to talk to you about is making your
own actual dog shampoo you know as
opposed to purchasing you know one of
the conventional veterinary ones which
may be targeted for and fungus or yeast
or bacteria there's an obviously a
number of different skin related
veterinary ones or even a human one
which we talked about earlier that sell
some blue and another options to make
your own so I'll just pearl oh she likes
being rubbed good thorough I'll show you
here and you furry dog so why you want
to start out with the basis is that this
is a soap is called castile soap and
I'll show you specifics within the video
itself so I just went to my
local co-op and pick it up it's a
concentrated soap it's based on we're
taking concentrated plant oils for
instance primary olive oil then they're
adding in an alkali base there's
something called potash so we used to
spray it around the barnyard for
instance after when animals had diarrhea
it's called why it's very alkali they'll
kline those two together and mix them up
cook them up for about six hours
turns out to this very concentrated 100%
natural soap so it's a real good basis
of the soap to use for whole variety of
things and now I'm going to start using
it you know making my own cleaning
products but what you can do in
combination with this is started with
this a tablespoon of castile soap I want
you to take then 1 cup of water so any
type of you know just just disposable
shampoo bottle and then you want to want
you to combine either one an essential
oil so this one here is lavender oil so
you can use 5 drops of lavender oil the
other one here this is 5 drops of mint
so mint itself as great as being
anti-inflammatory the lavender is great
as far as one making your dog smell
better
secondary 2 is also antibacterial so you
know these 3 in combination or really
great natural doggie shampoo and I'll
give you a specific recipe under the
nose after this video ok so the last
couple things I want to talk about
typically relating to the underlying
cause for instance your dog having some
type of underlying allergic condition so
the first thing the basis is increasing
the amount of essential fatty acids in
your dog's died and these are the
omega-3 fatty acids these are the ones
that are specifically anti-inflammatory
so I'm going to grab here the flax oil
which I just picked up super inexpensive
easy to give pull here for instance if
I'm to open it up I know she's going to
want to lick it pro typically sheets
most things but she would if I were to
pour this on her food she needed and
when we're looking at the essential oil
dose we're looking at a thousand
milligrams for 10 pounds of body weight
and and if we've got a severely littered
bitching dog like Pearl the series
strong underlying dog odor you can look
at starting Mount on twice daily the
maintenance doses once daily so she
would need for something like pearl I
would be giving her it's one tablespoon
for forty pounds so I'd be giving her
two tablespoons and what she's smelling
like the way she is now I'd be giving
her two tablespoons of flax oil twice
daily I do that for the next sort of ten
days to two weeks till at least I
started to see her smell better and then
I keep her on a maintenance dose of at
least two tablespoons once daily hey
guys so the last thing I want to talk
about is a herb you could use for these
severe allergic flare-ups so for
instance if you've got a dog all of a
sudden has that's really strong strong
strong doggy odor they're also doing a
whole lot of itching
they got means they've got some serious
inflammation going on and it's really
nice you can give them something
especially just to decrease the level of
inflammation by doing so you're going to
help make it make it so there's less
bacteria less yeast growing on your
dog's skin there's going to be less dogs
the one option I pick up here is
licorice this is an anti-inflammatory
herb sort of in some some of the
herbalist considerate or the natural
prednisone that's the thing the many of
you would have had your dog on they've
got an underlying allergy when you're
looking at licorice first of all you're
only using it short term not long term
if they got any type of underlying organ
organ dysfunction you don't want to be
using it when I'm looking at a dose I'm
looking about a half a meal for 20
pounds of body weight twice daily so
something like pearl she's beginning to
meals and I'll just show you the dropper
thing here takes you right up to there
that's one meal right there she should
be getting two of those twice daily
she had a flare-up I'd be treating her
for three to five days just enough to
decrease all that level of inflammation
then while I've gone on some of the
other supplements you know primarily
higher doses of these central fatty
acids and then using one of those
shampoos that I talked about and to help
deal with the underlying likely yeast
that is causing the bad bad doggie odor
thank you guys for watching this edition
venner secrets on how to make your dog
smell better they've got really bad
doggy odors such as pearl what I want
you to do now is first click that link
in the box above that can subscribe you
to my channel you can go ahead click
that link in the box below I can send
you my free books and videos and not
heal your dogs at home with my talk
natural remedies
of NRA secrets I'm going to show you
five home remedies that you can use to
help your stinky dog smell so much
better at home
but you guys just before we get going in
today's video just a little update first
thanks for all of you who sort of
written in comments and support of Lewis
as you know he had a pretty scary event
a little over a week ago he just came in
from being outside suddenly collapsed it
turned out he'd probably eaten something
had primary liver disease and in some
cases just a tox and can cause those
clinical science and cause you to go
into shock so he's being treated
he's on milk thistle on dandelion root
and he's doing great as you can see he's
been super active been eating a ton and
yeah he's getting especially more
attention and he gets to hang out with
his buddy pearl here on the coach
are you guys welcome back to my channel
for those of you who are new welcome I'm
dr. Jones for you returning subscribers
thanks for being a subscriber today's
episode was primarily inspired by my dog
Louis's friend her name is pearl I'm
gonna show you her here like zoom down
in the camera here's the two of them
they're hanging out on my coach in the
office yeah as you can see they have a
pretty good life
pearl herself has a bit of an issue
where she's really smelly and if you
were here in this room right now you
would have this like wall overwhelming
dog smell for those of you who are
familiar with this the smell of a dog
who's got a yeast or bacterial skin
infection you know what I mean so very
very common that just overwhelming dog
smell fortunately there are a number of
home remedies that you should be
considering using that are really
effective and I'm about to use one today
on pearl to test it all out so you guys
what is that doggie smell that you may
be smelling in the first place
you know why is there such a bad odor
for the majority of dogs that have
especially strong dog odor they've got
an underlying issue most commonly we're
dealing with these dogs that typically
have a primary allergy and then they're
going to have an underlying skin
disorder primarily an overgrowth of
bacteria and or yeast producing that
smell I mean there's something there for
the most part you'll take a dog like my
own dog Luis he doesn't have any serious
underlying skin disease he has no odor
and you know he may get a bath once a
month once every two months pearl as on
the opposite example he's not the case
and as I just saying if you were here I
mean you got smell pearl and you'd be
like ah what is that smell you she's a
wonderful dog you but we just need some
things to help you smell better thank
you especially when she's in a small
space so the first remedy want you guys
to consider is a shampoo this one is
selenium sulfide here
the brand name is typically called
selsun blue where people use for
dandruff and/or seborrhea primarily in
those cases the thought is people or us
that have excessive amounts of dandruff
and often will have an underlying fungal
infection going on so they've got an
overgrowth of too much of a certain
microorganism I've been all been leading
to this sort of all this dead flakey
skin for our dogs that have this
typically big strong strong smell is not
uncommon that they've got a primary
allergy then secondary yeast infection
we found the selsun blue in particular
works really well and i use it a ton of
the dogs in practice really made a big
difference so something like pearl here
you you know you're going to throw her
in the bath get her fairly wet first you
know two or three squirts similar to how
you're going to lather yourself up then
really really rub it in really well you
want to really focus on the areas those
skin folds which can be a little bit
harder to get into but that's where the
yeast the bacteria really like to grow
so you want to rub that in as thoroughly
as possible let it sit on there for ten
minutes and then and then rinse it off
you want to do that no more than once a
week but that alone may be all that you
need to have your dog smelling so much
better so the next thing I want to talk
about is something that I've talked
about in the past for a variety of
different conditions
so here it is here apple cider vinegar
it's got a number of different
therapeutic uses but in this instance
it's one that's good for dealing with
yeast and bacteria the thing with
vinegar is you don't never want to be
putting it on any type of open wound
because it is acidic it's you're going
to sting but generally when we've got
the dog something like pearl who's just
sort of strong and smelly it's a great
one to consider topically there's a
couple different ways you can look at
doing it one you can look at making some
cup of apple cider vinegar rinse and the
solution all makes is fifty-fifty so for
instance half a cup of apple cider
vinegar
half a cup of water and then you want to
just cover it completely cover your dog
in that especially getting it I said it
under the groin into the skin folds
under the armpits all those areas that
look a little bit dark especially let it
sit in there for a good 10 minutes and
then rinse it off the other thing you
can do without apple cider vinegar I've
had a number of different dog owners
report that when they start to give it
orally so is all you would need for
something like pearl or Lois you know
she's about 80 pounds two teaspoons
twice a day you can just start out at 2
teaspoons once a day you could try just
adding it to her water but generally
you're looking at about a teaspoon for
sort of 40 pounds of body weight given
twice daily that alone often is enough
just to sort of normalize what's going
on within their skin so one is the rinse
second is giving it orally thirdly you
can look at combining it with another
type of tea so what I've picked up here
is just some green tea which I'm about
to drink myself but it works really well
topically too so often what you could do
is do something like make a cup of green
tea use a half a cup of green tea
combine that with a half a cup of apple
cider vinegar use that with a rinse
because what you're doing is you're get
the yearning and the beneficial acidic
effects of the vinegar which you're
going to deal with the yeast and the
bacteria and then you're getting the
green tea which is great as being an
anti-inflammatory so those two in
combinations a real good rinse to
consider okay you guys the third thing I
want to talk to you about is making your
own actual dog shampoo you know as
opposed to purchasing you know one of
the conventional veterinary ones which
may be targeted for and fungus or yeast
or bacteria there's an obviously a
number of different skin related
veterinary ones or even a human one
which we talked about earlier that sell
some blue and another options to make
your own so I'll just pearl oh she likes
being rubbed good thorough I'll show you
here and you furry dog so why you want
to start out with the basis is that this
is a soap is called castile soap and
I'll show you specifics within the video
itself so I just went to my
local co-op and pick it up it's a
concentrated soap it's based on we're
taking concentrated plant oils for
instance primary olive oil then they're
adding in an alkali base there's
something called potash so we used to
spray it around the barnyard for
instance after when animals had diarrhea
it's called why it's very alkali they'll
kline those two together and mix them up
cook them up for about six hours
turns out to this very concentrated 100%
natural soap so it's a real good basis
of the soap to use for whole variety of
things and now I'm going to start using
it you know making my own cleaning
products but what you can do in
combination with this is started with
this a tablespoon of castile soap I want
you to take then 1 cup of water so any
type of you know just just disposable
shampoo bottle and then you want to want
you to combine either one an essential
oil so this one here is lavender oil so
you can use 5 drops of lavender oil the
other one here this is 5 drops of mint
so mint itself as great as being
anti-inflammatory the lavender is great
as far as one making your dog smell
better
secondary 2 is also antibacterial so you
know these 3 in combination or really
great natural doggie shampoo and I'll
give you a specific recipe under the
nose after this video ok so the last
couple things I want to talk about
typically relating to the underlying
cause for instance your dog having some
type of underlying allergic condition so
the first thing the basis is increasing
the amount of essential fatty acids in
your dog's died and these are the
omega-3 fatty acids these are the ones
that are specifically anti-inflammatory
so I'm going to grab here the flax oil
which I just picked up super inexpensive
easy to give pull here for instance if
I'm to open it up I know she's going to
want to lick it pro typically sheets
most things but she would if I were to
pour this on her food she needed and
when we're looking at the essential oil
dose we're looking at a thousand
milligrams for 10 pounds of body weight
and and if we've got a severely littered
bitching dog like Pearl the series
strong underlying dog odor you can look
at starting Mount on twice daily the
maintenance doses once daily so she
would need for something like pearl I
would be giving her it's one tablespoon
for forty pounds so I'd be giving her
two tablespoons and what she's smelling
like the way she is now I'd be giving
her two tablespoons of flax oil twice
daily I do that for the next sort of ten
days to two weeks till at least I
started to see her smell better and then
I keep her on a maintenance dose of at
least two tablespoons once daily hey
guys so the last thing I want to talk
about is a herb you could use for these
severe allergic flare-ups so for
instance if you've got a dog all of a
sudden has that's really strong strong
strong doggy odor they're also doing a
whole lot of itching
they got means they've got some serious
inflammation going on and it's really
nice you can give them something
especially just to decrease the level of
inflammation by doing so you're going to
help make it make it so there's less
bacteria less yeast growing on your
dog's skin there's going to be less dogs
the one option I pick up here is
licorice this is an anti-inflammatory
herb sort of in some some of the
herbalist considerate or the natural
prednisone that's the thing the many of
you would have had your dog on they've
got an underlying allergy when you're
looking at licorice first of all you're
only using it short term not long term
if they got any type of underlying organ
organ dysfunction you don't want to be
using it when I'm looking at a dose I'm
looking about a half a meal for 20
pounds of body weight twice daily so
something like pearl she's beginning to
meals and I'll just show you the dropper
thing here takes you right up to there
that's one meal right there she should
be getting two of those twice daily
she had a flare-up I'd be treating her
for three to five days just enough to
decrease all that level of inflammation
then while I've gone on some of the
other supplements you know primarily
higher doses of these central fatty
acids and then using one of those
shampoos that I talked about and to help
deal with the underlying likely yeast
that is causing the bad bad doggie odor
thank you guys for watching this edition
venner secrets on how to make your dog
smell better they've got really bad
doggy odors such as pearl what I want
you to do now is first click that link
in the box above that can subscribe you
to my channel you can go ahead click
that link in the box below I can send
you my free books and videos and not
heal your dogs at home with my talk
natural remedies
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