Giant Schnauzer RubyRadius Ireland

21/04/2024

Sunday Morning good score:)

06/03/2024

04/03/2024

LAST FEW DAYS OF FREE ACCESS TO BRADI...
Just to let you know, www.drconorbrady.com is in for an overhaul. You have 14 days left to avail of my AI, Bradi, for free. If you haven't used him yet, you've got to check it out. It's awesome. I'm constantly updating him. We're currently uploading him with a whole new still which is going to blow your mind! Ask him anything you like in any language (but keep it clean, or not...just know that under that smooth surface is a wicked current...).

It's also your last chance to avail of my Recurring Skin, Ear & Gut conditions (ReSEG) course and Feeding Dogs Masterclass in their current form and at those prices!

03/03/2024

11/04/2023

https://explore.globalhealing.com/8-things-to-know-iodine-deficiency-dogs/

Iodine isn't just for people, dogs need it too or their health can be affected! Here are 8 things you need to know about iodine deficiency in dogs.

29/01/2023

Online Course with Dr. Conor Brady - Canine Nutrition Specialist.

05/12/2022

Join Drs Conor, Brendan and Nick Rawpetmedics on Tuesday Night Live 7pm (GMT) this week we discuss the importance of essential fats such as Omega 3,6 sources, health implications and best proportions for health.

03/12/2022

03/12/2022

Canident is a mix of brown, sustainably harvested seaweeds from the Atlantic coast of Ireland. It is an all natural, chemical free way of adding vital vitamins and minerals to your dog’s diet. Our secret is that we desiccate as opposed to bake our seaweed, preserving the power within.

28/11/2022

https://blog.adoredbeast.com/the-benefits-of-marshmallow-root-for-dogs-and-cats/?fbclid=IwAR2lUpi3gClbeP6dbvuM8o_oqFkfGHbHK5_eXDp4SfNBBEhOtsobR572m4w

When it comes to natural health and healing, the benefits of marshmallow root for dogs and cats can't be beat! Here's why.

28/11/2022

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bg5Tb6hPM4

10 Natural Home Remedies for Tapeworms in DogsTapeworm infection is one of the most common diseases that dogs suffer from.Tapeworms are intestinal parasites ...

18/10/2022

Join Drs Conor, Brendan and Nick on Rawpetmedics Tuesday Night Live 7pm (BST) as we look at biosecurity using probiotics. This weeks guest spot is filled by Joe Flanagan of Ingenious Probiotics the makers of Lucaa+ . Again this is not a sponsored post so we can ask the questions you want us to.

03/09/2022

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1a-YwU2udY

Why herbs for pets? What they do, and how use herbs in dogs and cats safely and effectively.

03/09/2022

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-VMJYpMoyU

Learn which herbs and spices are exellent for your dog's health!

03/09/2022

Not all protein is equal; the protein source for your pup should be in the form of meat 🥩 not a corn 🌽 concoction!⠀
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❌ Corn should not be the first ingredient in your dog's food.⠀
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Aside from the fact that corn is NOT easily digestible, your dog needs the protein and fat found in meat. While corn does contain protein, it is a carbohydrate.

24/08/2022

24/08/2022

We love ginger. Healthy, medicinal, tasty in so many foods...gingerbug sodas, endless possibilities...

Here is How to Grow your own, indoors, even in winter.

Ginger is the perfect herb to grow indoors. It’s very low-maintenance, loves partial sunlight, and you can use parts of it at a time, leaving the rest in the soil to continue growing.

Ginger takes approximately 10 months to mature, but doesn’t tolerate frost. If you live in a place where it gets too chilly in the winter, you’d be better off growing ginger in a pot indoors and bringing it outside in the summertime.

Ginger is one of those miraculous plants that grows well in partial to full shade, which makes it ideal for growing in your home, where most people don’t have full sun pouring on their windows all day long.

Little bits of the ginger root can be removed while it continues to grow. A little bit of ginger goes a long way, so these pieces can be used for cooking, brewing tea or for herbal remedies.

How to plant ginger

The best ginger to plant is purchased from a garden center or seed catalog. You’ll have much better luck if you get seed ginger that was meant to be planted. However, ginger can be hard to find from garden suppliers, especially locally. I simply buy a bunch of organic from my local health food store as it's hard to know what they have been sprayed with in a grocery store. Grocery store ginger also could be coated in pesticides and fungicides. The truth is, you have no idea what’s on it. I’ve heard of grocery store ginger growing just fine, and I’ve heard of it sitting in a pot forever and never budging. If you do purchase your ginger from the grocery store, be sure to soak it in water overnight to remove as much growth inhibitor as you can.

The root that you choose to plant should be plump with tight skin, not shriveled and old. It should have several eye buds on it (bumps that look like potato eyes) and if they’re already a little green, all the better.

If your root has several eye buds, it can be cut and each bud can be placed in a separate pot to produce several plants.
The pot sound be shallow and wide yet be able to accommodate growth.

Step by step

1. soak the ginger root overnight in warm water to get it ready for planting.

2. Fill your pot with very rich but well draining potting soil.

3. Stick the ginger root with the eye bud pointing up in the soil and cover it with 1-2 inches of soil. Water it well.

4. Place the ginger in a spot that stays reasonably warm and doesn’t get too much bright sunlight.

5. Keep the soil moist, using a spray bottle to mist it, or water it lightly.

6. Ginger is a slow grower, after a few weeks you should see some shoots popping up out of the soil. Continue to water the plant regularly by misting it with a spray bottle and keep it warm. Enjoy your own ginger ❤