Julia Russill
Why don't you get a second opinion from a board certified detmatologist? Do it before you spend any more money on anything else.
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Why don't you get a second opinion from a board certified detmatologist? Do it before you spend any more money on anything else.
Helo. It seems we are experiencing a very similar situation. I too am frantic, and worn out from the Dr., office visits, cash out of pocket, tests, med.s., and fear of bad reactions, from both common drugs, used for allergys. I am now feeding my Mattie a diet of grain free food enhanced with probiotics.. The sweet potato and venison, deboned duck..(Evolve) Did some research on my own and holistic is my route now.. I also found an inexpensive, safe product call colostrum-38 it should be used, we started that today.. If Mattie wants a treat. I give her, a few kibbles from her Evolve.. Her ears have cleared, and I'm happy, when she is happy.. I hope this helps..
Barbara, you can have titer testing done through Kansas state university. Dirt cheap for combos...Contact Dr John Robb at Protect The Pets. he's on Facebook as well. sorry , I hope these comments show up. I am only answering as I read your book...ha
Colloidal silver in the ears
When you change a dog's diet, they will most likely suffer from detox reactions..which will cause worse symptoms sometimes. more itching, ear issues etc...you must work through these and usually it fades out within two weeks. but can be longer depending on how bad your dog is..but 2 weeks is a good time frame.
I know everyone says raw is better but have you tried I think it is call natures balance LTd duck that worked on my lab and Alaskan Malamute. My lab broke out in sores from scratching all the time and I was told to try this. worth a try.
oh and my Malamute had a sensitive stomach. it worked fine for them for years.
the web site below is so you can check it out if you like.
I’m glad you couldn’t afford to give your dog that medicine. It killed my otherwise healthy 3 year old German Shepherd. He was the best thing in my life.
I apologize for all the misspellings. I was talking the text and didn’t get to correct my errors before submitting
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