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Lalique

Probably poor quality nutrition and bad breeding. I found out that the breeder my dog care from was feeding “puppy chow” it’s garbage, now my pup is recovering on raw diet with herbal remedies, ACV rinses after bathing 2X week and a tbsp of ACV in water bowl daily. - if anyone is experiencing worsening of symptoms due to changing to raw diet it’s detox causing it! You have to get worse before you get better. My dog had no vaccines, no flea tick medicines, was born itchy. 8 months later has very little itching.
People don’t believe in homeopathic cures because they aren’t giving it time to work, especially on older dogs. Give it a try but the raw diet must be one pure protein and at least 8 weeks on it, no treats or anything else. Also check to make sure your dog isn’t sleeping on a dog bed made in China, they are full of chemicals in foam!!!! Can cause cancer and allergies!

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Will Falconer, DVM Moderator

Vaccinosis, or the allergy illness most common in that larger umbrella label, is an inherited illness, best we can tell. That's why even a single vaccine can now set off disease while many years ago, before so many generations of animals were over vaccinated, an animal could withstand vaccine insults without being so likely to get sick.

Not sure about conspiracies, but when you ignore all the professional vet organizations' recommendations to vaccinate less often and carry on with yearly shots, there's a price to pay: chronic disease. That's not only expensive, it's usually stressful and ultimately heartbreaking.

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