honey for dogs - Page 2

double post.

My wife used to get terrible migrane headaches. About two years ago I read that a tablespoon of honey a day would eliminate them.

She hasn't had a migrane since she started taking the honey.

The honey should be local, unfiltered, unprocessed.

If you get migranes give it a try.

If it helped that's great, I know many people who go to bee keepers for stings to lessen arthritis pain.

I use honey as a replacement for sugar (cereal, tea and so on.) But like anything you can have too much I would think.

How much and how often are you guys giving it to your dogs? Also are you mixing it with their food or letting them lick it off the spoon (maybe individual thing)?

I don't give it to my dogs, never give them sugar either.
Honey can upset some peoples stomachs if they eat too much, and natural honey contains bacteria that can be troublesome to very small children.
Store bought honey is boiled and watered down not worth a crap in my book.
The comb is nothing more than wax no benefits, and modern bee keepers use premade wax forms for the bees to make comb.

ok we are only talking raw honey from a bee farm within 25 miles of where we live. For dogs not people.


Also I asked about yogurt for someone who had a dog with issues not a person. I was curious if the yogurt had a bad effect on the dogs since it has dairy in it. I think the yogurt seems to bother them from what the posters say. Dogs with digestive issues seem to be told they should try yogurt but these dogs often cant handle dairy so the yogurt makes them worse. It just seems like a stupid thing to suggest. The posters here seem to back it up.

destiny,
what kind of allergies does your dog have?



Moons.

I use garlic cloves in honey, it's a natrual antibiotic and the honey draws everything from the garlic and can be absorted from the honey.
I have used it for years on all animals and me, for flus to illnesses, parylizing ticks, to cuts.
It can be swollowed or put on wounds, best thing ever.
Though you can't give dogs alot otherwise they will break out in hot spots, a teaspoon size when needed, not all the time.
I put it in a big jar and it can last 10 to 15 years, when it gets low I start my new jar so it has time to draw what the garlic gives.

We can only get 10% of what the garlic has, but the honey can draw 100% and we can then get it from the honey at 100%

My best tool beig an animal owner and I have used it on everything.

I use garlic cloves in honey, it's a natrual antibiotic and the honey draws everything from the garlic and can be absorted from the honey.
I have used it for years on all animals and me, for flus to illnesses, parylizing ticks, to cuts.
It can be swollowed or put on wounds, best thing ever.
Though you can't give dogs alot otherwise they will break out in hot spots, a teaspoon size when needed, not all the time.
I put it in a big jar and it can last 10 to 15 years, when it gets low I start my new jar so it has time to draw what the garlic gives.

We can only get 10% of what the garlic has, but the honey can draw 100% and we can then get it from the honey at 100%

My best tool beig an animal owner and I have used it on everything.
 

Ashah this is very interesting, do you mash up the garlic before you put it in the honey or do you leave the cloves whole? Also how long to you let it sit before using it?

I recommend organic Greek yogurt for  pups and dogs. 1 table spoon per feeding. Older dogs may not be able to digest milk product at certain age however I have never seen it if the  yogurt is organic. If you can get raw goat milk  that would be best. But good luck with that. Thus no milk no even organic milk but organic Greek yogurt. 
Study on cats. 
one group : 100% diet of organic milk
second group 100% pasteurized milk. 
group 2 died out in 4 generations 
group 1. was striving.