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How To Give Your Dog First Aid
In the training video on how to give your dog First Aid, Dr. Nicole Rous provides a thorough overview designed to instill confidence in pet owners. She covers everything from identifying breathing difficulties to conducting a comprehensive first aid exam on various parts of your dog's body.
To further enhance your First Aid preparedness, consider integrating Soothe + Skin Protect for Dogs into your pet care routine. This all-natural solution is a collaboration between veterinarians and herbalists, designed to nourish and shield your pet's skin, especially when it's irritated or inflamed.
Features and Benefits of Soothe + Skin Protect:
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All-Natural Ingredients: The product contains premium herb extracts like sage and thyme hydrosol, along with supportive essential oils like clove bud and kunzea.
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Safe and Effective: Created specifically by vets for dogs, the blend is diluted to ensure it's gentle yet effective, making it safe to use even on broken skin.
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Ease of Use: The product comes in a 30mL glass bottle and can be applied directly to the affected area or onto gauze, then gently wiped in.
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Multi-Purpose: It's not just for emergencies; this product can be a part of your regular pet care routine to help relieve itchy, uncomfortable, and broken skin.
By combining Dr. Nicole Rous's expert training with Shy Tiger's First Aid products, including the Soothe + Skin Protect, you're well-equipped to handle a variety of pet health situations.
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Soothe + Dental Natural Toothpaste
Shy Tiger's Dental Care range, curated by Vet Dr. Nicole Rous, offers holistic and safe solutions for your dog's oral health. Essential oils are carefully selected to ensure safety and effectiveness.
Vet Training On Dog Anatomy
Melbourne Veterinarian Dr. Nicole Rous offers free training on understanding your dog's general anatomy, aiming to improve communication with your vet and better diagnose issues with your pet.
Importance of Gum Colour In A Sick Dog
Vet Dr. Nicole Rous explains the significance of assessing your dog's gum colour as a critical health indicator, covering hydration, organ function, and overall well-being.
