Coatjoy Natrual Fur Treatments

Coatjoy Natrual Fur Treatments Coatjoy Natural Fur Treatments are plant-based, powerful, and long-lasting remedies for pet coat conditions.

WHAT TO EXPECTThe unique 4-in-1 benefits of this spray includes pest control, deodorizing, freshening, and coat conditio...
01/25/2022

WHAT TO EXPECT

The unique 4-in-1 benefits of this spray includes pest control, deodorizing, freshening, and coat conditioning. By targeting the pests externally, this spray can help to eliminate the pest life cycle, keeping your pup or kitty happy and healthy. Made with a blend of powerful, natural oils, Coatjoy Natural pest control spray helps to kill ticks, fleas, and mosquitoes on contact and repels pests for up to 48 hours. The refreshing, plant-based scented oils neutralize a variety of odors while replenishing your pet’s coat and skin with natural moisture.

Cedarwood Oil for fleas and ticks? Cedarwood, the main ingredient in our Cedarwood Calendula Pest Control spray, is an e...
01/23/2022

Cedarwood Oil for fleas and ticks?

Cedarwood, the main ingredient in our Cedarwood Calendula Pest Control spray, is an essential oil that nautrally kills and repels fleas and ticks. It suffocates bugs, repels them, and eliminates their eggs and larvae.

If cedarwood oil is used at the earlier stages of an insect's life, the pest simply dissolves and dies right away. Cedarwood also works through emulsification (breaking down the fat particles in a flea). After using the oil on pets and people, you can spray your whole house with a cedarwood oil-based spray.

How long does it take cedar oil to kill fleas?

When you apply flea medication to the back of your dog's or cat's neck, it begins to kill fleas within 24 hours and is absorbed into the skin soon after.

Can I spray cedarwood oil on my dog?

YES, cedar oil is safe for pets and people, including cats, newborns, and nursing moms.

01/22/2022

Remove Attractions

A primary way to combat pests is to remove the conditions that attract them. Here are a few ways to safeguard against unwanted house guests.
Food

Whether it’s food for pets or humans, keep it sealed! Open food is a major attraction for all kinds of pests, from mice to ants. Store food in airtight containers and never leave it sitting out for an extended period of time.
Yard Waste

Pests love the hiding places that yard waste provides, so don’t leave any lying around—especially if you have pets. Yard clippings, sticks, and leaves should all be burned or disposed of quickly to prevent any creepy crawlies from building their homes there.
Openings

Cracks, holes, and openings in your home are a welcome sign to pests. Leaving access points into your home is essentially saying, “Come on in!” Seal cracks in your foundation and siding, and be sure to repair holes in your door and window screens.

Coatjoy pest control spray protects your furbaby from fleas, ticks and mosquitoes, all without harsh chemicals. While tr...
01/21/2022

Coatjoy pest control spray protects your furbaby from fleas, ticks and mosquitoes, all without harsh chemicals. While traditional products put chemicals into your pet’s bloodstream to kill of pests, Coatjoy takes a different approach. This spray uses some of the highest-quality, plant extracts that pests hate, so they bug off and leave your best friend alone. Plus the natural odor eliminators and moisturizers are great for keeping your pet fresh and clean in-between grooming or bathing.

01/21/2022

Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia)

This well-known and much beloved essential oil can be used as a natural insect repellent to deter fleas and other crawling bugs. It also soothes the irritation of flea bites. Because of its sedative properties, it's good for dogs who are overly excitable or nervous.

Is Lavender Safe for Dogs?

The answer to this question is unfortunately not a simple as a straightforward yes or no. Lavender contains a small amount of a compound called linalool, which is toxic to both dogs and cats if a dog ingests a very large quantity of lavender.

However, when inhaled by your dog rather than ingested — lavender can reduce anxiety, depression, and stress. Some veterinarians suggest adding a few drops of the oil to your dog’s collar or bedding, or simply diffuse the scent throughout your home.

Relieve Itchiness or Skin InflammationChamomile reduces swelling and has anti-microbial properties to help heal skin inf...
01/20/2022

Relieve Itchiness or Skin Inflammation

Chamomile reduces swelling and has anti-microbial properties to help heal skin infections, Morgan says. You can use a pot of cooled chamomile tea as a rinse after bathing to ease irritated or itchy skin, allowing it to drip dry on your dog instead of towel drying it off.

“The tea can also be applied locally to inflamed areas or hot spots,” says Morgan. “Compresses or tea bags from brewed tea can be held on sore areas for a few minutes to bring relief.”

One important thing to keep in mind: While chamomile may provide some relief in mild cases of itchiness or irritation, it’s important to have an exact diagnosis as to the cause of the itching to truly address the problem, says Dr. Christie Long, a veterinarian and veterinary acupuncturist. Skin inflammation and itchiness can be a symptom of food or environmental allergies, an insect bite or sting, fungus or mites, Long says.

Coatjoy all Natural Analgesic and Anti-Inflammatory Spray relieves constant itching and scratching caused by hotspots, t...
01/20/2022

Coatjoy all Natural Analgesic and Anti-Inflammatory Spray relieves constant itching and scratching caused by hotspots, this spray is your all-in-one hot spot solution! Crafted with 100% plant-based ingredients like chamomile extract, coconut oil, and calendula to help stop itch and help soothe irritation associated with all hot spot causes (fungal, bacterial, yeast infection, skin mite, demodex, and demodectic mange). Free from harsh chemicals, and the fast-acting formula delivers the relief your pets needs in just 2 to 3 days.

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Is Licorice Root Safe for Dogs?While you might like Twizzlers as a treat, licorice candy is not safe for dogs. It tends ...
01/20/2022

Is Licorice Root Safe for Dogs?

While you might like Twizzlers as a treat, licorice candy is not safe for dogs. It tends to be high in sugar and many candy companies use xylitol, an artificial sweetener, in addition to many other artificial ingredients which are not beneficial for you or your dog’s health. Xylitol is very toxic to dogs and can potentially lead to liver failure, severe hypoglycemia, and even death if ingested.

When licorice is used appropriately in licorice root tinctures for dogs or Chinese herbal medicine that is made specifically for pets and prescribed by a veterinarian trained in Chinese herbal medicine, licorice and licorice root can be powerful natural remedies for dogs for many disease conditions.
Licorice root is safe for dogs when used appropriately. Licorice root possesses the ability to act as an anti-inflammatory agent when used topically and orally. It also has adaptogenic properties, which help combat stress and fatigue. It can also increase the effect of cortisol or steroids used for conditions like Addison’s Disease in dogs, when the pet is not able to produce enough cortisol on their own.

01/19/2022

What Are Hot Spots on Dogs?

Hot spots, also known as acute moist dermatitis, are painful, red areas of infected skin that appear to be irritated and are sometimes raised.

Hot spots on dogs can occur anywhere on the body, but they are commonly found on the face, neck, limbs or hips. The size and appearance of the lesions can vary slightly in each location, but most will look similar regardless of where they are.

These spots can appear quickly, usually with some degree of hair loss, and they become much larger in a matter of days.

Hot spots on dogs can be relatively minor and heal quickly, but they do have the potential to cause more serious issues, such as widespread infection or deeper skin ulcerations.

-- How to Treat a Hot Spot on a Dog --

While some hot spots can be treated at home, the underlying cause of the hot spot should always be identified, if possible, to prevent further hot spots from occurring.

To determine the underlying cause, and especially for large or overly infected hot spots on dogs, a veterinary exam is necessary.

It’s even more urgent if the affected area is:

*Increasing in size
*Consistently bleeding
*Displaying colored discharge

You should also seek veterinary attention sooner if you cannot keep your pet from licking/scratching it.

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