Yes! Feels like I just heard all about everything I’ve done wrong, but not getting so much information about going about fixing it.

Now I know not to waste my time watching.

Rx dog food is *horrible.*

what is the source you are using for homeopathy? looking for recommendations

What HW prevention are you using if you don’t mind me asking? I’m having a hard time finding a natural HW prevention. I’ve heard of Nosodes, but doesn’t seem like much research is behind it.

That’s the way to do it!

I put my rescue American Bully on Hemp oil. She was covered with hives and losing her hair. Both ears were infected and bloody from her scratching. I put 2 Tablesppons on her food. She loved it. About 2 weeks on the hemp oil and her skin and ears were almost completely healed. I continued to give her 1 TBS on her food. It has not come back. Her previous owner said she had breakouts every few months, and he was spending so much money on Vet bills and the medicines they would give him. It would take months for him to see any improvement, and she'd break out again. I buy Hemp oil from Mountain Rose Herbs. It works beautifully. And it's so healthy.

What do you use for natural heartworm prevention?

I'm really glad you brought up chicken! My 6 lb. Chihuahua has been scratching and biting at problem areas to the point they're on the verge of bleeding, so I put a cushion "cone" on him to prevent him from biting at himself (and luckily he has no teeth). But I make Dr. Judy's Heart Health Support dog food because he has significant heart valve disease and a stage 6 murmur. While my dog loves the homemade dog food, the medication for the heart disease makes him not care about eating. So I started boiling boneless skinless chicken thighs and breasts and diceit up for him. I'm giong to top the chicken and see what happens. Keeping my fingers crossed.

Thats awesome your cooking for your dog. I'm just curious why is the raw more expensive than cooking? Are you talking about pre-made raw from a company? I cook for my dog we do whats called gently cooked at least thats what i see a lot of people calling it. My wife does raw and her diet is cheaper than mine. But we make our diets ourselves and my dog eats a lot more and i also have a lot more ingredients. I'm a bit of a nerd when it comes to dog diets I've spent a lot of time learning about it i really enjoy the subject. No matter how you do it if you remove kibble the diet is so much better. I don't think kibble should even be an option when budgeting but even replacing some kibble for real food can go a long ways. A real food diet can be done on a budget. I enjoy hearing what other people have come up with in their budget when they do homemade food and I've seen some small budgets. My wifes dog also struggles with allergies but its been on raw its whole life the only time an allergy comes up is if it gets into another dogs kibble or something like that. My wifes dog is just over 10 years old, my mom also has a dog from the same litter. My mom's dog has been on kibble its whole life while my wifes dog is on raw and the differences are very noticeable. My moms dog has had so many skin issues and vet visits and problems with various kibbles. The differences are very noticeable especially in the last few years I'm constantly trying to get my mom to take her dogs off kibble its hard to make some people understand that it really is that bad especially when they feed a kibble they think is expensive or high end.

My pet food store said that raw grocery store food has some salmonella that the food is meant to be cooked. Raw pet food has no salmonella. I don’t know if this is true. I am giving my boy CARNA4 Venison at this time and looking for a recipe for gently cooked so I can buy from grocery store. I have checked out the raw from the pet food stores and they have extra ingredients that my dog can’t ear. Good luck with your menu. ❤️

@@judymckinney7984 it is my understanding that when preparing raw you have more risk than your dog. The dogs immune system is much stronger and from what I've read it's not a problem for dogs it's so incredibly rare. We have a 10 year old dog that has eaten raw grocery store chicken most of its life with no issue and that is known for salmonella. I also know other people who have done it much longer. Definitely do research and make sure your comfortable with whatever you choose to do but from our experience I'm pretty comfortable with it. On the other hand I'm a little iffy on raw pork even though I've heard from pig farmers and other sources that they have gotten rid of trichinella and stuff. But pork really isn't the greatest meat to use a person has to be careful what cuts and when I use pork I cook it. I do a gently cooked for my lab and my wife does raw for her dog. It's about preference. In my opinion raw is a little easier It's a little overwhelming first getting into making homemade diets. You can use supplements to balance it that way or make it complete. My diet I do is complete but I also do a carna4 sprouted seeds supplement on one meal just a small amount not a full dose. What I did not to get overwhelmed is I made a list of ingredients then I researched a ratio like 50 percent protein 30 percent carb 20 percent fruit and veggies for example. You'll find different ratio recommendations all over id suggest looking into breed specific then adjusting yourself for your dog as time goes on. But you can make meals from your list according to your ratio. Then I think the last thing to get into is looking at vitamin and mineral needs and comparing that to the list of foods you came up with and seeing what food you get that stuff from or what to add. One thing I did when I had a hard time was googled which foods have a specific mineral like manganese for example and you'll find mussels are very high in that and other shell fish and I think fur if you feed something with fur but you can find food that way and then research if it's safe for dogs and add it to your list. Beef organs are a good cheap healthy source of vitamins and minerals. I would suggest looking through multiple sources and recipes because I've found conflicting information and sometimes the recommendations you'll find online are for a kibble fed dog and that isn't the same. I know it sounds difficult but I promise it's not it just takes a little time and this is just how I did it you may find a different way. Also it's not an absolute precise thing the dog can skip things now and then and I eyeball my portions and ratio. I also have a list on my fridge as a reminder and I also have a Master list of ingredients to check against which makes it easier for shopping my memory sucks.

What if you have been feeding raw but not yet getting results?

I use plain castile soap is that good?

Hi what is it and does it do please x?

Oh boy, dawn is insanely toxic, probably thee harshest most toxic dish soap you could use. It kills those fleas because of that toxicity. would never let that stuff touch my skin or my dogs

I would use it as a groomer but did she say $18,000? No way can 99.9% groomers afford it. It looks like a simple enough machine. Why do they charge so much? They could make 1000% more sales if it was reasonable.

My pitbull died from cytopoint shot in 10 days. She suffered laboured breathing panting non stop 24/7 that got worse each day until she passed out.

Sorry to hear. I wonder what happenedm Both my sister's dog and mine have had major improvement from cytopoint shots.

I’ve always used straight up fragrance free Castile soap & it works wonders.

Thank you 🙂@@violettraine1029

Baby Castile soap

I do unscented Castile soap, cooled green tea, and lavender doterra oils 😊 and some coconut oil once she’s done with her bath

Sux

I haven't watch the whole video yet but is raw ok or do I need to cook it?

Same here. I was listening to that part and thinking, she won’t even live long enough to get better.

@@cherylschumaker1366 Raw or dehydrated is all I feed my pooches!

I'm torn. My girl has been on apoquel for several years. I saw a YT vid one day that told me how bad it is. Down the rabbit home I went. Got her on Adored Beast, Yeasty Beast because she is suffering all over with yeast right now. At first it seemed to be working then After about 9 days, she got much worse. A rep from the company explained it's the herx reaction so I took a few days off. Started back up 3 days ago, back to ripping her skin to shreds. There is no way we can get through without the apoquel. I just pray to God the stuff is actually doing something besides making her feel worse. 😢

What did you use for detoxifying? Dr Judy discusses steps as well as raw diet.

Why do some of your videos say bathe 3X a week and this one says don't.

Probably a holistic vet. All the vets Ive used have been complete a -holes and haven’t listened to me or my concerns. My last visit I felt like I was paying for a pharmaceutical sales pitch. It was disgusting

Do you use the scented ones like peppermint and lavender?

@@carolynjustis9423 depends for what use. On my dog I use tea tree or unscented or maybe lavender

Antronex by standard process has relieved all my dog’s allergies & itching.

Please tell me more. We have a GSD. Our guy is miserable. It's 3am. I just rubbed the poor guy down with coconut oil. We have been bathing him every 10 days ish. His allergies are through the roof, it being late spring. I have done everything, accept a raw diet. We just spent $130 on gluten-free dog food today. Although i want to go straight to raw food diet right now, i ought to stick to trying the food we just purchased. Thanks!​@violettraine1029

Hi, where Cyclosporin is quite aggressive, anal furunculosis can lead to your dog into great pain and then being pts. My gsd had a course and it cleared up. some.homepathic Nat Mur 200 potency. Give one tablet every couple of weeks (ask for soft tablets). This will clean out the Lymphatic system . Good luck x

Nat Mur. 200 ❤

My Dog has that,an i live in the country..

Can you get coconut oil to smooth on.? Hope she is feeling better.🐱

You can check out an additional resource on YT called Veterinary Secrets. He is also a holistic Vet with many practical solutions for dog and cat care & problems.

i got bindi bites...from better.wild. dr oakly is a vet that discovered them they are great

I 100% believe that my frenchie now has bladder stones due to having now been on apequel her entire life. She’ll be 4 next month. She was getting the cytopoint allergy injections until I told the vet no more. She’s only been on the Rx Hills diet for 3wks now; just since the vet said she’s got bladder stones. She was on Blue Buffalo prior to that. Same as my other frenchie. He’s fine; no stones or allergies.

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​@@kv6826thats so concerning, my dog has been on apoquel and i then switched him to the cytopoint injection. I have been recommended hydrolyzed food also and no table scrapes! Also environmental allergies exists and you might want to through your cleaning products. I hope your dog doesn't have bladder stones :(

What meat are you cooking? I would change the meat you are feeding and only cook with that protein .So if you are feeding beef change to venison or rabbit something your dog hasn't tried before.

Wow really!! Where have you lived under a rock

Dang, how rude can you be? If someone is asking the question, they don't know. How about a helpful response instead!​@@ColleenAltman405

@@ColleenAltman405that’s unnecessary, everyone lives different , if you can’t help and don’t have nothing nice to say , don’t say it at All.

@@laurensky4594I agree! That is how we learn by sharing info with others. I have 2 pups with allergies and I basically fed both of them homemade food from the beginning. I’ve been hearing about raw diets but before I go down that road I’m going to have to research it. This video was good in the fact that it confirmed everything I did wrong but what is missing is a step by step list of what we need to try and names of products that work. I have no idea how to detox a dog, what company sells raw dog food or recipes for raw dog food, a good product to use topically…..I’ll have to look through Dr Morgan’s videos to see if there are answers to some of my questions.

Wow!! Really??? People are here to learn. That was uncalled for!

I just brought LiverTune from Dr Peter Dobias … I’ll try it for my Yorkie detoxing 🙏🏻

Apparrently you didnt hear what she said about immune suppressing drugs

@@stillkickin9957your response is disgusting! Shame on you! You are just an awful person!

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omg...my dog was on it for awhile 2 yrs ago..i heard bad things about it also thank god nothing happen to her ..im sorry for your loss

Have you tried a probiotic? My Dachshund licked her paws all the time. As soon as I started her on a probiotic, she stopped itching.

Food elimination diet? Or environmental allergy... Quercetin with bromelin

Probiotics and a raw diet too.

You change the diet. Quit all chicken!! Please buy Dr. Martys food. U will never ever use the pill again!!

​@@flyinhawaiian7226Thank you very much! I called the vet yesterday to make an appt to discuss her allergies and hopefully schedule allergy testing, but also to ask how I can start the weaning process in the mean time. Her appt is next week. One of the vets there (not the vet we see but same clinic) said that I can just stop the Apoquel and don't need to wean her off...? I decided to wait until I take her in next week because that was the first I had heard that. I am going to look into Dr.Harvey's food tonight yet. I'll do anything to get her off Apoquel and have her feel good. Thank you again.

Can Extra Virgin Olive Oil be used topically as a moisturizer?

@@krisjustkris7970 nooo, it was bad for my dog. I had to scrub it off. Use coconut oil organic

​@@flyinhawaiian7226Thank you. I have a vet appt tomorrow to discuss getting her off the Apoquel and in the mean time, I'm switching her to Fresh Pet which looks like has about the same ingredients as Dr.Harvey's. However, our Walmart only carries Chicken or Beef. BUT, her skin wasn't pink today and she doesn't seem to be nearly as itchy. I would love to get Dr.Harvey's, my problem is not having a safe way to make online purchases at this time. My life partner recently passed away and she always did any online purchases. But I'm working on getting a way.

Coconut oil

Try to heal the gut. Enzymes, probiotics, collostrum... Let dogs to eat fresh grass! Of course...where no pesticides insecticides...are sprayed. Raw meat raw muscle meat, organs, fatty fish> fresh, like sardines, mackerell, wild caught salmon. Eggs. Every animal has also to live free, outside, eat fresh and so on, without themselves being on antibiotics, grow hormones, many vaccines and so on. Best is search for a real hunter who can sell you his hunted game. Real organic farmers... Make shure also, that your home is toxic free! Look at your products you use! Look for hidden molds! No smoking either. No scented candles, perfume, cleaning products, soaps, laundry products, deo, solvents, carpets, paint...etc. Fireretardants! > cushions, curtains, wallpaper, blankets. This all can cause allergies too and intoxications and so on.

Raw goat milk is a natural histamine and several pet nutritionists mention it in their videos. That's what I am just now trying with mine, but I'm starting slow by giving him 1/4 cup versus 1/2 cup recommended for his weight.

Omga 3- whipped tallow so good ...Google whipped tallow for skin care .... acidophilus capsules and raw goats milk ...addedin the food

MCT?