The swinging camera was definitely a distraction. I don’t even understand the need for multiple camera angles to be honest (yet everyone seems to do it now).

They should just pan in on what they are talking about even just a photo for more interest.

Said the same thing, made me dizzy! Totally unnecessary!

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!😊

You are welcome!😀

So glad you enjoyed it! 😊

I have nothing to do with the company but their Yeast Free Fido protocol works great for my portie's yeast issues! My new pup appears to have allergies so that is why I am watching this video!!

Would love this as well!

Thank you!

Depending on the allergy you can start seeing results in 3-6 weeks.

Look at goat milk products it's closer to the dog too.

i have the answer at the end of the video thank you again!

Dr. Andrew Jones has both a quercitin supplement and an advanced canine health supplement that has quecitin. My dog is much better now that she's not taking Apoquel anymore.

Any luck?

@@dan_rad no

@@justinstimpson I feel you. I am trying everything for my boy and reading a lot of research papers. I've even got him a red light therapy panel which has been shown to aid with multiple skin conditions and inflammation. Something to consider could be antibiotics. I can't remember where I read it but I read a paper that referenced a specific bacteria (and lack of diversity) being a prevalent in dogs with atopic dermatitis caused by environmental allergens. My N of 1 experience is that he seems better on antibiotics. Some other things to consider based on the research I've seen (I do all of these, not sure to what extent they could help you): - Wiping him down after he returns home (especially paws as dirty paws and scratching can lead to infections) - Air purifier - Change out plastic bowls for ceramic or stainless steel - Salmon oil with meals - Pre/pro biotics - Coconut oil you can apply this topically as well. - Reduce frequency of bathing to no more than once per week. When you do consider oatmeal shampoo or Malaseb - My dog responds well to Loratadine (a common over the counter antihistamine) - Wash his bedding - Hypoallergenic food - Look into anti-inflammatory, dog safe foods as snacks That's all I can remember for now. Good luck!

@dan_rad Thank you! My boy is currently on antibiotics. Tomorrow is his last dose. After that, I will be giving him FMT ( Fecal Tatter Transplant) capsules. To try and restore his gut, digestive & immune system. I currently make home home cook meals. Using ground pork, 4 different leafy greens, turkey tail & tumeric. Fresh ground flax & pumpkin seed. Anhovie fish oil and bone broth. Then throw freeze dried duck liver & heart on as toppers.. He turned 9 in may. But this year was his worst year for allergies. This was his 3rd time on antibiotics this year. I feel like he might have a leaky gut from all the meds. And now gets food sensitivity from it. Hope this FMT with probiotics helps and restores his gut, and the allergies don't come back after these antibiotics are gone.

If your dog has a beef sensitivity, he may still tolerate colostrum since the proteins are different. Colostrum also contains a lot less lactose than milk, so can be tolerated by some dogs with lactose intolerance. If your dog has a sensitivity to beef or dairy, start with a very small amount or check with your holistic veterinarian.

Check goat products if still having issues, but sometimes colostrum gets rid of it.