Dog Breath?

I have never successfully brushed my dogs teeth. My first dog ate grocery store dog food and had terrible breath. My current dogs are eating good quality food and their breath is fine. My point, if you are living with Dog Breath kisses, before you go running off to the vet to have your dogs teeth cleaned, try to figure out where it is coming from. In dogs and in humans bad breath can come from the gut and an upset stomach. Try giving ginger snaps, a peppermint (small Altoid) or tums. Peppermint and ginger are naturally soothing to the stomach.
For some tartar  build up I have been adding Dental Defense by Wolfe & Sparky to the dog water and have noticed the sparkle return to their teeth.

The Benefits of Bee Pollen

  Bee Pollen is a natural substance containing 96 different nutrients and is 40% protein. It contains 22 amino acids, Vitamin C, B-complex and Folic acid. It also contains trace elements such as Zinc, Magnesium, and Calcium.
It is a natural antioxidant that can help prevent the onset of heart disease, arthritis ans other degenerative diseases. Boost your immune system and build up resistance to allergies by adding Bee Pollen to you and your dogs diet. Because it also contains essential fatty acids and vitamins that can regulate moods it can also help coping with stress.
Science has tried, but so far, Bee Pollen can not be manufactured. For more information go to the link below:
For dogs:
http://www.drharveys.com/products/show/49-bee-pollen
for humans:
http://www.nutritional-supplements-health-guide.com/bee-pollen-benefits.html

*if you or your dog is very sensitive to bee venom a negative reaction may occur so do your research.

Art Camp

I am offering Art Camp at my studio February 20 - 24th and April 16 - 20, during school vacation. Sessions will run from 9-12. Children will have a chance to explore different mediums such as, painting, collage, mosaics and sculpture. It will be a chance to explore new materials and do some hands on, get messy projects.
If you are interested please e-mail me for more information, wwollaeger@gmail.com. or call 978-504-1505
Wendy