8 Benefits of Apple cider vinegar for dogs

Apples are fermented with yeast and sugar. The yeast converts sugar into alcohol. Bacteria convert alcohol into Acetic acid

Apple cider vinegar not only prevents bacteria and viruses from attacking the wound and causing infection, it also speeds up the healing process. However, never apply it on open wounds as it stings.

If your dog is suffering from seasonal allergies or flea problems, he or she will get instant relief if you apply apple cider vinegar as a conditioner after bath. Always dilute the apple cider vinegar with at least 50% water before applying.

Make a 50:50 solution of water and apple cider vinegar and spread it on your dog’s fur.

Remember to use 50:50 apple cider vinegar-water mixture before you shampoo your dog. Spray your dog down with diluted apple cider vinegar (half ACV, half water) after shampooing.

Make a 50:50 solution of ACV with water. Soak the mixture in a cotton ball and wipe your dog ear to clean it.

You can either dip your dog’s paws in an apple cider vinegar mixture or you can spray them with a diluted apple cider vinegar

Apple cider vinegar has a pH of 3.1 to 5. If your dog already has a stomach pH within this range, you do not need to use apple cider vinegar. If your dog’s stomach pH is less than this, you should start using apple cider vinegar.

Add ¼ to ½ teaspoon of apple cider vinegar to your dogs water bowl or food every day