I have heard of this from lots of people back in the day my dads hired hand on the farm gave skoal to our border collie for worms my neighbor used to give his dog a cigarette every now and again and I personally have given weaned calves a used pinch of grizzly mint whether or not it really works I don't know but all the aforementioned dogs lived their lives free of worms and the calves never got sick don't see how it could hurt but I also remember using really cheap chewing tobacco and hot pepper on horse stalls to stop cribbing like all cribbing remedies it worked for a while but wasn't a long term solution
Tobacco can be used for chewing
Randy Orton used to smoke now i belive hes using chewing tobacco because smoke takes a toll on a persons stamina and chewing tobacco dont effect stamina as much.
Tobacco is used for smoking, chewing, and snuff. It is also a source of nicotine tartrate used in some medicines and nicotine sulfate for insecticides.
Worming has been known for thousands of years and is a technique developed by herbalists. A good example of an anthelmintic (worming agent) is wormwood, which is the herb used to give vermouth its bitter taste. Garlic can also be used to eliminate pinworms.
Tobacco can be used in five forms Cigarettes Pipes Cigars Chewing Tabacco and one other one i just dont remember
Skoal is dip, or chew. If you are referring to something like beechnut or redman, actual chewing tobaccos, it's not really safer, just used a little differently. Some might say that chewing tobacco is a little less harse than dip.
Chewing Tobacco is not used in Britain. It is on ly known from American movies and would be considered very uncouth to spit anything in public.
Chewing tobacco dont do it it will rot your teeth out and give you cancer
Dry tobacco leaves are primarily used for producing various forms of tobacco products, including cigarettes, cigars, and pipe tobacco. They are also used in the production of chewing tobacco and snuff. Additionally, dry tobacco leaves can be utilized in some traditional practices and rituals, as well as in the manufacture of nicotine-based products for smoking alternatives.
Tobacco is made from the leaves of the tobacco plant, scientifically known as Nicotiana tabacum. This plant belongs to the nightshade family, Solanaceae, and is cultivated for its leaves which are dried and processed for various tobacco products like cigarettes, cigars, and chewing tobacco.
Yadier Molina, the former MLB catcher, is known for chewing on a combination of gum and tobacco products during games. He often used chewing tobacco, which is popular among some baseball players, but has also been seen chewing gum. His choices have been part of his game-day routine while on the field.
they actually used to chew tobacco but now rely on gum instead in order to keep their mouths from going dry.