[lists] Re: coconut oil & dog

[Guest guest]

I live in the States Connecticut and my digs water is cold and he refuses pills

and has a dry raw food diet. well it's very close to raw, the food isn't store

bought but I don't make it anymore either it's in a kibble form. wondering if he

would eat it if I smothered it in the oil, guess there's one way to find out.

tis that ok to do? how much should I do? he's around 10 pounds and gets 1/2 a

cupa day.

thanks

He has a very itchy coat and is prone to slipping a disk as his great uncle did.

any help with getting coconut down this dog would be great

S.

[lists] Re: coconut oil & dog

My dog and I both have a slice of whole grain bread smeared with coconut oil

every morning. He can't wait for me to sit down and start eating, because he

knows there's one waiting for him, too. I have to discourage him from wanting

to give me a courtesy tongue bath when I use coconut oil as moisturizer. He

also loves coconut water. He's a true coconut aficionado. It does keep his

coat shiny, helps his dermatitis, keep his energy level up even here in Central

America where it's a bit warm for a long haired Golden Retriever. Helps his

shedding, maybe because there is less scratching, but I still think there's less

shedding too. I read sometimes animals shed due to deficient diets. And, yes

we feed him organic lamb and rice dog food. Such are events in the life of

'Gideon' concerning coconut oil.

One more note. Recently I was at a friend's house on the beach. There are

several coconut trees on the property so usually a few coconuts lying around. I

watched as one of the dobermans rooted around and pawed at a coconut on the

ground. When I commented on the dog's actions I was told his dogs love coconuts

and never tire of trying to get one open on their own.

Alobar <Alobar@...> wrote: Coconut oil for dogs and cats help

make for a nice coat of fur. Of

course, one needs to feed a good diet, not just add VCO into a crap

diet of commercial pet food.

On 7/12/06, Joy Harings <theheelingtouch2000@...> wrote:

> Hi,

> I am new to the group and have been reading about all the benefits of

> coconut oil. I know that it is antibacterial and antiparasitic, etc.

> I am wondering if any of you give it to your pets? What benefits can

> you tell me of?

> Thanks!!

> joy

> http://www.theheelingtouch.com

> www./group/dogdrops

>

>

Becca Biderman

Panama Expertos

Helping you live the good life of Panama!

www.PanamaExpertos.com

[Guest guest]

can you order one from the Internet?

S.

Re: coconut oil & dog

My dog and I both have a slice of whole grain bread smeared with coconut oil

every morning. He can't wait for me to sit down and start eating, because he

knows there's one waiting for him, too. I have to discourage him from wanting to

give me a courtesy tongue bath when I use coconut oil as moisturizer. He also

loves coconut water. He's a true coconut aficionado. It does keep his coat

shiny, helps his dermatitis, keep his energy level up even here in Central

America where it's a bit warm for a long haired Golden Retriever. Helps his

shedding, maybe because there is less scratching, but I still think there's less

shedding too. I read sometimes animals shed due to deficient diets. And, yes we

feed him organic lamb and rice dog food. Such are events in the life of 'Gideon'

concerning coconut oil.

One more note. Recently I was at a friend's house on the beach. There are

several coconut trees on the property so usually a few coconuts lying around. I

watched as one of the dobermans rooted around and pawed at a coconut on the

ground. When I commented on the dog's actions I was told his dogs love coconuts

and never tire of trying to get one open on their own.

Alobar <Alobar@...> wrote: Coconut oil for dogs and cats help make for

a nice coat of fur. Of

course, one needs to feed a good diet, not just add VCO into a crap

diet of commercial pet food.

On 7/12/06, Joy Harings <theheelingtouch2000@...> wrote:

> Hi,

> I am new to the group and have been reading about all the benefits of

> coconut oil. I know that it is antibacterial and antiparasitic, etc.

> I am wondering if any of you give it to your pets? What benefits can

> you tell me of?

> Thanks!!

> joy

> http://www.theheelingtouch.com

> www./group/dogdrops

>

>

Becca Biderman

Panama Expertos

Helping you live the good life of Panama!

www.PanamaExpertos.com

[Guest guest]

Yes, if I could find one.

Best Regards, Ratliff

in La Chorrera, Panama

Re: coconut oil & dog

My dog and I both have a slice of whole grain bread smeared with coconut oil

every morning. He can't wait for me to sit down and start eating, because he

knows there's one waiting for him, too. I have to discourage him from wanting to

give me a courtesy tongue bath when I use coconut oil as moisturizer. He also

loves coconut water. He's a true coconut aficionado. It does keep his coat

shiny, helps his dermatitis, keep his energy level up even here in Central

America where it's a bit warm for a long haired Golden Retriever. Helps his

shedding, maybe because there is less scratching, but I still think there's less

shedding too. I read sometimes animals shed due to deficient diets. And, yes we

feed him organic lamb and rice dog food. Such are events in the life of 'Gideon'

concerning coconut oil.

One more note. Recently I was at a friend's house on the beach. There are

several coconut trees on the property so usually a few coconuts lying around. I

watched as one of the dobermans rooted around and pawed at a coconut on the

ground. When I commented on the dog's actions I was told his dogs love coconuts

and never tire of trying to get one open on their own.

Alobar <Alobar@...> wrote: Coconut oil for dogs and cats help make for a

nice coat of fur. Of

course, one needs to feed a good diet, not just add VCO into a crap

diet of commercial pet food.

On 7/12/06, Joy Harings <theheelingtouch2000@...> wrote:

> Hi,

> I am new to the group and have been reading about all the benefits of

> coconut oil. I know that it is antibacterial and antiparasitic, etc.

> I am wondering if any of you give it to your pets? What benefits can

> you tell me of?

> Thanks!!

> joy

> http://www.theheelingtouch.com

> www./group/dogdrops

>

>

Becca Biderman

Panama Expertos

Helping you live the good life of Panama!

www.PanamaExpertos.com

[Guest guest]

If you need some help from me I shall try to do what I can. I am from Malaysia.

We have coconut grater here but the quality might not be what you want.

Basically it is a simple machine with a circular head driven by an electric

motor. The motor drives a pully to turn the grater at a low speed. A plastic

basin is attached behind the grater to catch the grated coconut. The whole thing

is mounted on a simply stand. The dehusked coconut is broken in half and held

by the hands against the grater until most of the fresh is grated. You can grate

one coconut in one to two minutes. Should you need further details please let me

know.

Albert

bob ratliff <bratliff@...> wrote:

Yes, if I could find one.

Best Regards, Ratliff

in La Chorrera, Panama

Re: coconut oil & dog

My dog and I both have a slice of whole grain bread smeared with coconut oil

every morning. He can't wait for me to sit down and start eating, because he

knows there's one waiting for him, too. I have to discourage him from wanting to

give me a courtesy tongue bath when I use coconut oil as moisturizer. He also

loves coconut water. He's a true coconut aficionado. It does keep his coat

shiny, helps his dermatitis, keep his energy level up even here in Central

America where it's a bit warm for a long haired Golden Retriever. Helps his

shedding, maybe because there is less scratching, but I still think there's less

shedding too. I read sometimes animals shed due to deficient diets. And, yes we

feed him organic lamb and rice dog food. Such are events in the life of 'Gideon'

concerning coconut oil.

One more note. Recently I was at a friend's house on the beach. There are

several coconut trees on the property so usually a few coconuts lying around. I

watched as one of the dobermans rooted around and pawed at a coconut on the

ground. When I commented on the dog's actions I was told his dogs love coconuts

and never tire of trying to get one open on their own.

Alobar <Alobar@...> wrote: Coconut oil for dogs and cats help make for a

nice coat of fur. Of

course, one needs to feed a good diet, not just add VCO into a crap

diet of commercial pet food.

On 7/12/06, Joy Harings <theheelingtouch2000@...> wrote:

> Hi,

> I am new to the group and have been reading about all the benefits of

> coconut oil. I know that it is antibacterial and antiparasitic, etc.

> I am wondering if any of you give it to your pets? What benefits can

> you tell me of?

> Thanks!!

> joy

> http://www.theheelingtouch.com

> www./group/dogdrops

>

>

Becca Biderman

Panama Expertos

Helping you live the good life of Panama!

www.PanamaExpertos.com

[Guest guest]

That sounds like what I am looking for. I only want the head and shaft if the

shaft will go into a 3/8 drill. Can you get a picture and price?

Best Regards, Ratliff

in La Chorrera, Panama

Re: coconut oil & dog

My dog and I both have a slice of whole grain bread smeared with coconut oil

every morning. He can't wait for me to sit down and start eating, because he

knows there's one waiting for him, too. I have to discourage him from wanting to

give me a courtesy tongue bath when I use coconut oil as moisturizer. He also

loves coconut water. He's a true coconut aficionado. It does keep his coat

shiny, helps his dermatitis, keep his energy level up even here in Central

America where it's a bit warm for a long haired Golden Retriever. Helps his

shedding, maybe because there is less scratching, but I still think there's less

shedding too. I read sometimes animals shed due to deficient diets. And, yes we

feed him organic lamb and rice dog food. Such are events in the life of 'Gideon'

concerning coconut oil.

One more note. Recently I was at a friend's house on the beach. There are

several coconut trees on the property so usually a few coconuts lying around. I

watched as one of the dobermans rooted around and pawed at a coconut on the

ground. When I commented on the dog's actions I was told his dogs love coconuts

and never tire of trying to get one open on their own.

Alobar <Alobar@...> wrote: Coconut oil for dogs and cats help make for a

nice coat of fur. Of

course, one needs to feed a good diet, not just add VCO into a crap

diet of commercial pet food.

On 7/12/06, Joy Harings <theheelingtouch2000@...> wrote:

> Hi,

> I am new to the group and have been reading about all the benefits of

> coconut oil. I know that it is antibacterial and antiparasitic, etc.

> I am wondering if any of you give it to your pets? What benefits can

> you tell me of?

> Thanks!!

> joy

> http://www.theheelingtouch.com

> www./group/dogdrops

>

>

Becca Biderman

Panama Expertos

Helping you live the good life of Panama!

www.PanamaExpertos.com

[Guest guest]

Will try to find out if they will sell the head only. The ones I saw are

complete units. In any case I don't think it will fit 3/8 drill head as it is

designed for an electric motor. Will find that out for you too.

Albert

bob ratliff <bratliff@...> wrote:

That sounds like what I am looking for. I only want the head and shaft

if the shaft will go into a 3/8 drill. Can you get a picture and price?

Best Regards, Ratliff

in La Chorrera, Panama

Re: coconut oil & dog

My dog and I both have a slice of whole grain bread smeared with coconut oil

every morning. He can't wait for me to sit down and start eating, because he

knows there's one waiting for him, too. I have to discourage him from wanting to

give me a courtesy tongue bath when I use coconut oil as moisturizer. He also

loves coconut water. He's a true coconut aficionado. It does keep his coat

shiny, helps his dermatitis, keep his energy level up even here in Central

America where it's a bit warm for a long haired Golden Retriever. Helps his

shedding, maybe because there is less scratching, but I still think there's less

shedding too. I read sometimes animals shed due to deficient diets. And, yes we

feed him organic lamb and rice dog food. Such are events in the life of 'Gideon'

concerning coconut oil.

One more note. Recently I was at a friend's house on the beach. There are

several coconut trees on the property so usually a few coconuts lying around. I

watched as one of the dobermans rooted around and pawed at a coconut on the

ground. When I commented on the dog's actions I was told his dogs love coconuts

and never tire of trying to get one open on their own.

Alobar <Alobar@...> wrote: Coconut oil for dogs and cats help make for a

nice coat of fur. Of

course, one needs to feed a good diet, not just add VCO into a crap

diet of commercial pet food.

On 7/12/06, Joy Harings <theheelingtouch2000@...> wrote:

> Hi,

> I am new to the group and have been reading about all the benefits of

> coconut oil. I know that it is antibacterial and antiparasitic, etc.

> I am wondering if any of you give it to your pets? What benefits can

> you tell me of?

> Thanks!!

> joy

> http://www.theheelingtouch.com

> www./group/dogdrops

>

>

Becca Biderman

Panama Expertos

Helping you live the good life of Panama!

www.PanamaExpertos.com

[Guest guest]

Sorry I can't find anyone selling the head only. Theyonly sell complete units.

Albert

Yon su <suhinyz@...> wrote:

Will try to find out if they will sell the head only. The ones I saw

are complete units. In any case I don't think it will fit 3/8 drill head as it

is designed for an electric motor. Will find that out for you too.

Albert

bob ratliff <bratliff@...> wrote:

That sounds like what I am looking for. I only want the head and shaft if the

shaft will go into a 3/8 drill. Can you get a picture and price?

Best Regards, Ratliff

in La Chorrera, Panama

Re: coconut oil & dog

My dog and I both have a slice of whole grain bread smeared with coconut oil

every morning. He can't wait for me to sit down and start eating, because he

knows there's one waiting for him, too. I have to discourage him from wanting to

give me a courtesy tongue bath when I use coconut oil as moisturizer. He also

loves coconut water. He's a true coconut aficionado. It does keep his coat

shiny, helps his dermatitis, keep his energy level up even here in Central

America where it's a bit warm for a long haired Golden Retriever. Helps his

shedding, maybe because there is less scratching, but I still think there's less

shedding too. I read sometimes animals shed due to deficient diets. And, yes we

feed him organic lamb and rice dog food. Such are events in the life of 'Gideon'

concerning coconut oil.

One more note. Recently I was at a friend's house on the beach. There are

several coconut trees on the property so usually a few coconuts lying around. I

watched as one of the dobermans rooted around and pawed at a coconut on the

ground. When I commented on the dog's actions I was told his dogs love coconuts

and never tire of trying to get one open on their own.

Alobar <Alobar@...> wrote: Coconut oil for dogs and cats help make for a

nice coat of fur. Of

course, one needs to feed a good diet, not just add VCO into a crap

diet of commercial pet food.

On 7/12/06, Joy Harings <theheelingtouch2000@...> wrote:

> Hi,

> I am new to the group and have been reading about all the benefits of

> coconut oil. I know that it is antibacterial and antiparasitic, etc.

> I am wondering if any of you give it to your pets? What benefits can

> you tell me of?

> Thanks!!

> joy

> http://www.theheelingtouch.com

> www./group/dogdrops

>

>

Becca Biderman

Panama Expertos

Helping you live the good life of Panama!

www.PanamaExpertos.com

[Guest guest]

Hi Albert,

The shipping is from Malaysia right?

Thanks

[Guest guest]

yes it is. Let me know if you want one and how you want it shipped..

k8teeth <stonesigns@...> wrote: Hi Albert,

The shipping is from Malaysia right?

Thanks

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