Colleen
Got it. Thank you. I will keep him in consideration! It is good to have an alternative to prescription drugs. Hopefully we can get her back to her normal levels of dermatitis. What she has now to me seems to be from the Apoquel overdose. She has always had allergies that end up as yeast and bacterial infections. But were never growths and lesions and bacteria-puss-like-goo oozing out of her until 5-6 months of overdose.
I don't know how that can be cured. We have a Dermatologist appointment, a new vet lined up, I will read your website and then will check out Dr. Loops. Telephone appointments are best as our dog needs meds just to go to the vet.
Thank you again. For you website. For your interaction with me, and your advice. So very much appreciated. Vets seem to want to do what they can for Zoetis, when I tell them what I want, they hem and haw. I suspect it is not unlike the relationship of the Oxycontin Sacklers and doctors. I suspect vets get a handsome commission for partnering exclusively with drug, dog food and topical treatment companies.