natural yeast treatment has any one used garlic ?

so im trying to find natural ways to treat my dogs feet starting today i bought some apple cider vinegar, i gave her a bath as usual washed her with organic Castile soap dried her off then put her feet one at a time in a bowl of vinegar mix (1 gallon water to 250ml vinegar) then patted dry , ive read to do this daily, ive also put a tea spoon of vinegar in their water bowl which is meant to help,

a friend has suggested garlic, i know this can have mixed reviews as too much can be bad for dogs, she suggested crushing up a clove and putting it on her feet, ive also read other posts online of people saying they fed their dog a clove daily and it cleared it up once gone they downed it to half then to none and the problem never came back

i tried coconut oil a while back so may start this up again

we tried various types of dog food and nothing seemed to make any difference atm their on an ok food but not great due to lack of funds last month but this month will be back on normal good quality food

can any one make an suggestions re garlic ?or anythign else that works

it has to be something thats affordable to do so i can keep it up , as much as i adore my doggies i have 8 month old twins and they have to take my financial priority with food etc so eg i cant afford to be feeding my dog a few tubs of natural yoghurt a week, a 99p bottle of natural cider vinegar a week though i can do lol

thanks in advance for any suggestions xxx

A clove of garlic, once a day, added to food would be quite beneficial to your girl's health in general! Yes, too much is bad for them, but you would be talking in th region of a couple of bulbs of garlic daily!

I put a whole bulb of garlic in olive oil and they both have a tablespoon on each meal their coats are looking great

so whts the best way to do it just crush a clove in to each of my staffs food ? or do the olive oil thing, ive seen that mentioned before xx

i give a clove of garlic each every day, as i use it as a natural fleaer. I also put a teaspoon of apple cider vinegar on their food every day to. Must be the unpasteurised one though