How To Euthanize A Dog At Home Without A Vet

hi guys! we're back at animal wonders andtoday i'd like to share some tips and tricks on how freezing food can makelife better for you and the animals in your care. [intro music] the first tip is for those humans outthere who share their life with cats.

How To Euthanize A Dog At Home Without A Vet, cats tend to enjoy warmer weather.but summer heat can sometimes become a stressor. you can help your furry friendbeat the heat with a little treat. give them a cat-sicle! just mix a spoonfulof high-quality, ground chicken with a little bit of water in the bottom of adixie cup. freeze, and then push it out

into a dish and serve. this frozen treatis a fun and tasty way to help keep them cool. the next tip goes out to all thosebird lovers and companions. whether you feed a base of formulated pellets or ahigh quality seed mix, it's important to include a variety of vegetables andfruit in their diet as well. if you only have one or two feathered friends, it can sometimes be difficult not towaste produce that's specifically bought for the birds. luckily, there's an easy fix. wash andchop up whatever amount of produce you purchase. then, separate into dailyportions. next, seal in airtight

containers and freeze! you can then use onefrozen serving, each day. if it's cooler weather, take the portionout of the freezer and put it in the fridge the night before. then you can letit thaw out before serving the next morning. on warmer days, you can serve theportion frozen for a new experience for your bird friend. do you share your lifewith a dog? if you do, then you know that purchasing food can sometimes be achallenge when you're trying to find the best deal while also providing good nutrition. ifyou feed a dry diet of kibble, there's a trick to being able to buy inbulk, while keeping it from spoiling or

expiring. once the bag is opened, most dried kibbleexpires in just four to six weeks. which if you have smaller dogs who eat less,means that you have to buy smaller bags. which is more expensive than buying inbulk. if you want to take advantage of thesavings that come with buying in bulk, here's the trick to making it last. onceyou open the manufacturer's bag immediately pour into several airtightcontainers. ziplock bags work great! push out all the air from the bag, seal andfreeze. keep frozen until needed! if properlystored, the dry kibble can last up to

eight months. and my last frozen tip isfor those of you caring for our slithery little friends, snakes! many snake owners find thatoffering a frozen thawed meal is a convenient way to feed their snake.frozen thawed means that the mouse or rat has been humanely euthanized andthen frozen. you then take out one serving at a time warm it up and offer it to your snake.but sometimes snakes can be picky eaters, especially if they're young. if your picky eater isn't thrilledabout the idea of eating frozen thawed,

you can help make it more appealing, withthis little trick. start by putting the warm serving inside a small paper bag.next, put the snake in too and fold the top several times. lastly, put the bag inside theirenclosure and leave them alone. being in a closed space with their meal, without any visual distractions is a great way to entice them to eat. and once they've eaten afrozen thawed meal they'll usually do it again. if not, it's easy to continue touse the bag trick, until they graduate from it. thanks for joining me today! ihope that these tips and tricks on how to utilize the simplicity of freezing food,can help make you and your friends live

an easier life together. if you'd like tolearn more about animals or go on an adventure with us every week, subscribe to our youtube channel animalwonders montana! if you have any questions for me, you can leave 'em in the commentsbelow. thanks guys! and we'll see you next

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