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What Does Apple Cider Vinegar Do to Dogs

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There are ingredients in our daily cooking that serve other uses. One of them is apple cider vinegara natural product that contains acetic acida nutrient is also used to treat some conditions and improve people’s skin and hair.

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This product has been found to have hydrating, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and antifungal.

Even in the case of dogs it has its benefits, but to include it in their diet it is best to ask for advice from veterinarian about the dose, frequency and tolerance of your pet, as these data depend on its age, size and weight.

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Following the advice of Site of animal expertswe will just talk about the virtues of apple cider vinegar when it comes to providing a healthy treatment for some problems that frequently affect people. canines.

Apple cider vinegar is often used in bathrooms to fight fleas and ticks./Photo Pixabay.Apple cider vinegar is often used in bathrooms to fight fleas and ticks./Photo Pixabay.

But it is necessary to always carry them out under the supervision of a professional who will evaluate each particular case.

How Apple Cider Vinegar Benefits Dogs

First of all, acetic acid is a keeping away ingredient fleas and ticks this bothers them so much. Using a cloth moistened with a mixture of equal parts water and apple cider vinegar, gently rub the pet’s fur until you reach the skin.

Be careful not to let the solution get into your eyes or any wounds. Since in this case the use is topical (external), it is harmless.

Apple cider vinegar can be purchased both in markets and in pharmacies./ Image: Leloir Pharmacy.Apple cider vinegar can be purchased both in markets and in pharmacies./ Image: Leloir Pharmacy.

You can also put the mixture in a sprayer and apply it on the fur before brushing the animalor mix in equal parts with the shower gel. This process will give shine to the fur, keep external parasites away and reduce “dog smell”.

The hydrating and antibacterial properties of acetic acid improve the quality of the animal’s fur by regulating its pH of the scalp and protects against irritation and infections.

Vinegar in an edible way

After consulting your vet, once a day, put a teaspoon of apple cider vinegar in his water bowl, but make sure your dog has eaten something first. Do not give him water with vinegar if his stomach is empty.

After consulting your vet, you can give him drops of apple cider vinegar diluted in his water for digestive benefits./ Freepik.After consulting your vet, you can give him drops of apple cider vinegar diluted in his water for digestive benefits./ Freepik.

This mixture explains the Site of animal experts It collaborates in the functioning of the digestive system because it increases the production of enzymes in gastric acids, which help reduce harmful bacteria and renew the intestinal flora, relieves gas, fights constipation and collaborates with digestion.

It is also recommended for cleanse the kidneys and the entire urinary system. It can complement the treatment of a urinary infection, without excluding the antibiotics that a professional can prescribe.

The aforementioned site assures that the detoxifying properties of apple cider vinegar act on the dog’s blood and promote fat metabolismprotecting the liver.

Furthermore, since it is anti-inflammatory and antioxidant (it has a high content of potassium and vitamin C), apple cider vinegar helps eliminate toxins, regulate uric acid and dissolve calcium accumulations, taking care of the animal’s joints and calming pain caused by arthritis or hip dysplasia.

Dosage: a teaspoon of apple cider vinegar once a day diluted in the water of the animal's bowl./ Photo: Tulia Colombia Torres Hurtado on Pixabay.Dosage: a teaspoon of apple cider vinegar once a day diluted in the water of the animal’s bowl./ Photo: Tulia Colombia Torres Hurtado on Pixabay.

But remember that the accepted dose is one teaspoon in the bowl of water and only once a day, after meals. Too much could cause vomiting and be corrosive to your toothpaste. And always consult the veterinarian who knows your pet.

Source: Clarin

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