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Will Falconer, DVM Moderator

Absolutely, Amy. It sounds like you're dealing more with inherited chronic disease, something I'll have more on in the near future. The best is to hire a qualified vet homeopath to guide her to cure. You've mentioned using "homeopathy," but I'm not convinced you had good prescribing done by a professional, or you wouldn't still be in such a muck hole.
I describe how to find a likely vet to help you in the report Apoquel Alternatives. Scroll back up to the shaded box just at the end of this article and it'll tell you how to get that accomplished. Bottom line: this is curable. And, it'll take a trained professional to guide the course to cure.

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Rachel

Hello Amy! Vacuum, vacuum, vacuum. It's the one thing that really helped with our flea infestations. And make sure to get the sofas and dog beds too. I vacuumed almost daily. It's a real pain to have to do it that often but it was best natural remedy and it really helped us. Please see my comment above and try using peppermint oil diluted with filtered water as a topical flea preventative.
Good luck!

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Terry

Amy, check out PetProtectorTags.info. My dogs wear them and I wear them and millions of dogs worldwide. They work! No more fleas, ticks, mosquitoes!
This is not a scam. Dr. Falconer if I'm out of place in commenting on Amy's post, please don't post my comment.
Terry

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