There are several natural remedies that can help alleviate the symptoms of vaginal dryness, restore comfort, and support overall vaginal health. Hormonal changes, especially a drop in estrogen levels, ... Okay lure makers what are your thoughts on mixing some poplar bud oil with Vaseline for a water resistant beaver lure?
And if it is a workable option what ratio? Thanks in advance. Looking for something to try on my floats as a change up to castor. Liquid petrolatum (vaseline) is an ingredient in almost all commercially available hairball remedies.
vaseline for vaginal dryness, Go to all the vet sites and see if any of them agree with banning it. The first link in the OP is a dead link. The second and third ones are referring to such petroleum products as motor oil, kerosene, diesel fuel, and gasoline. Vaseline coats the stomach/digestive tract, so no nutrients or meds will be absorbed if you feed the kitty right after it. Because it moves the hair so well from the stomach, and intestine too), if the vomiting is related to hairball, yes, it will get rid of it.
vaseline for vaginal dryness, Here at home, the vomiting completely stopped for both Gracie and Bugsy. What approx ratio or mix of scent/flavor to heat liquified vaseline is suggested to get a cooled paste lure? Does it very by scent? I use it 3 rat lures and 1 beaver lure. I just put the container in a pan of water and boil it till it a liquid and add my scents to the vaseline.pros: inexpensive, easy to mix and store, as long as it stays cool.con: when it gets warm it gets runny and gets every where,forgot a jar in my ... * switch to Vaseline to cover the wound, its what I've been told to use on wounds the last few times I've had anything requiring home redressing.
* hold a warm cloth soaked in salt water against the wound for 15 minutes, 3-4 times a day (more is better). Change clothe or re wet the cloth in the water when it become soiled or cools.
