How to handle Dog Food Allergies CHEAPLY and SAFELY!
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Momo has been dealing with food allergies from 1/2020- 5/2020. 5 whole months!! Through it, we've gone through antibiotics and steroids 3 TIMES. It was crazy and a painful experience for Momo and for me to watch. Finally I got allergy testing done and was able to switch to a home-cooked diet that is nutritionally balanced and will reduce any inflammation and reactions!
Hopefully my story will inspire you to think outside the box, and try something different for your pup. As always, I try to keep it budget-friendly and as cheap as possible. Let me know if you have any questions! - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
I love how your so honest about ur budget an helping ppl who can’t afford tons of fresh food!!! Thank you ❤ btw ur super pretty
This is so helpful and informative! Great job and momo is so cute!!
Thank you so much for this video.my baby also has allergies I've asked what the allergy test costs from the vet and they said about 325$ maybe more.i would never have known about this test if it wasn't for you!! May God bless you and your baby a million times over!!
Up front cost and time is a hardship, but like my vet told me today it is cheaper than the vet bills and better than his discomfort. Good fur-momma!👍🏻👏🏻❤️
Edie Smith I really appreciate this thank you😭❤️
Please read my post at the top.
girl, this popped up on my feed and I am so glad! My poor baby has been going through it! I am going to give the test a shot
I'm glad you've found something that works for your dog. You are a very caring dog mama. My dog is 7 and it's been years of trial and error and loads of money spent to try to get his allergies under control. I was going to go to 100% homemade, but I was worried those expensive vitamins would just cause his allergies to explode again. I now do something similar to what you are doing, and it works. He's not 100% free of his allergy problems, but it's a lot better. I buy a vegan dog kibble, as it's the only one that doesn't make him itch, and he gets 1/4 cup morning and evening. The bulk of his food comes from my homemade vegan dog food, and from some raw meat whole-prey patties that I buy from our local pet food store. My vet has been so impressed with how his coat feels now and how much healthier he looks. She's been super supportive of what we are doing. She suggested I add canned sardines to his diet as well. I buy the no-salt added, canned in water and he gets that about once a week now too.
Omg I'm totally going through this right now. It's so stressful!! Thank you. I feel much better now .
Also did the 5Strands testing for our adult dog, and this was a great place to start. Among several other things, our boy is also allergic to a lot of the additives in kibble. I believe it's not vitamins/ minerals they are allergic to, but the synthetic versions of these which are present in nearly every kibble-based food. They have to replace the whole food vitamins/ minerals that are lost due the high processing of the food. Hope this helps. Thank you for making this helpful post!
Brittany this was amazing video it save me a lot of time I’m sure my dog is allergic to many things like your dog. I work it off a lot, watching this video will cut everything down and make it so much easier. Thank you for a great video and much success to you Britney.🙏😇🐶🐱
Hi Brittany, I just stumbled upon your channel today and I am so grateful for the information. I just ordered my 5Strands test for my Westie. I’m at my wits end with her diet. She won’t stop licking and chewing on her paws, no matter what I’ve tried. Shampoos, oils you name it😂. Can’t wait for her results. Will keep you posted. Thanks again❤
This is super informative! This makes so much sense. Looking forward to more Momo vlogs.
You have given me more information and hope for a solution for my dog then the countless vets we have been too!! Thank you thank you thank you!! Heaven sent you are!!
Good luck!!!
God bless you, this video is all the information I need! 🙏🏼
Wonderful information Brittany thank you.
Thank you for all the helpful info. Will get the allergy test and try out homemade meals.
You video has been an eye opener for me and I definitely would love to a see a product review on the food intolerance test you used and how it impacted you and your dog long term
Hi! I just made a new video for you ^_^ th-cam.com/video/_SVZvBKegI0/w-d-xo.html I hope it helps :)
Hi Brittany. I just watched this video today and loved it. I appreciate all of the work/research that you had to do to make this video. My wife and I have a GSD that we think may have some food allergies. Did you ever do a follow-up video that discussed the outcome/success of feeding Momo the changed diet with the homemade ingredients? Did it give you the results that you wanted?
Honestly you helped so much! Thank you
Girl!!!! I’m going to give the allergy testing a shot and see if it helps. If it does, I don’t know how I’ll be able to thank you. This allergy situation I’m going though with my baby is so exhausting.
Good luck!!! It honestly changed his life
Thanks for sharing!!
I've been doing half homemade and half kibble for 2 weeks. My dog is doing amazing! Loves her food now. The crock pot helps and I prep the food once per week on the weekends.
Do you use the homemade as a topper or feed it separately? I’m trying to figure out how to do something similar
@@Theywolf I do 50/50 or 60/40. Mines also gets natural supplements like coconut oil and he's on wet food and not kibble. (kibble has ruined his teeth and he's had an allergic reaction to almost every kibble out there).
At 4:12 LOL so adorable! Thank you. My dog is experiencing balding in some areas and a rash. She is starting antibiotics today and I'm going to be starting a very limited raw diet to see if that helps
ahh yes, antibiotics for allergies.. LOL could vets get any more retarded. they're literally making the issue worse by giving antibiotics.
Thank you for making this video. I think you did a pretty good job at explaining the issue. My yorkieshire terrier was diagnosed with Inflammatory Bowel Disease about 4 years ago. I have struggled horribly with the elimination diet. He is on prednisone, probiotics and a home cooked diet. I cook the chicken in a pressure cooker and it makes a nice broth too. Anyway, my poor pup has been flaring up, vomiting, loose stools and not eating. I, like you, was going through the same cycle at the vets every 2-3 months and now the flare ups are happening within weeks of each other. Anyway, I too, had heard these allergy tests are not so accurate but felt like I needed a starting point. I just ordered a test this evening. I am hopeful after watching your video as it seemed to be helpful to you and momo. I really want to find the root cause of his allergies so I can get him off the steroids. Mostly I want him to have a good quality life
I hope the test gives you and your baby the same peace of mind it gave me :) Good luck!! I hope hes happy and healthy
@@brittmomo441 Thank you
Do you use flea topical medicines on your dog ?
Just so you know I have three different breeds of dogs and my sister-in-law has a completely different breed as well. They all started getting ear infections yeast infections and bacterial infections about the same time in january. I have always their whole life had them on Kirkland salmon and sweet potato. If you can get a hold of Kirkland's previous ingredients before they went to the 35 lb bags, they had completely different ingredients and now it is causing reactions in every one of these animals. They changed the recipe and not for the better. If that helps anybody at all
Woooow that's most definitely not a coincidence. Glad u caught that.
This does help. Omg my pup that I'm going to rescue has a chicken allergy and I was planning on buying Kirkland salmon and sweet potato! 😢
Yes my dog has really bad allergies from the kirkland dog food
So what do you feed your dogs?
Omg same here
Went to balance it for supplement . But the stuff is very expensive and it only has a three month shelf life,so I did what u did. Bought health extensions little bits bison and salmon and will do her homecooked food . Hope this works !
It's called hydrolyzed protein food. The protein is broken down by process of hydrolysis. It breaks the protein down to the basic cells. The thought process is : your dog isn't allergic to chicken if they don't know the protein in from chicken. You can not hydrolyze proteins at home, not possible. Prescription needed for the dog food. It is not a long term diet. Only 6-10 weeks to reset your dogs system to then start from scratch with the elimination diet.
Good video, thanks, and Momo is beautiful. You obviously love him very much and also love and want to help people, so kudos to you. So many of us struggle with the same problem. You mentioned deboning the chicken. Dogs/wolves in the wild eat all the bones, as they have a huge need for calcium. The way to make the chicken bones safe is to cook them until they're virtually falling apart into powder, so he can't choke on them or get stabbed internally. You can do this with a pressure cooker or with a slow cooker. As far as I know this only works with chicken. If you don't want to cook the bones to powdery, or you're using a different meat source, then you can use eggshells pulverized in the blender to provide the calcium. That said, my dog (30 lbs. -- which raw bones depends on the size of the dog) eats a raw chicken drumstick, bones and all, every morning. I skin the chicken first using my needle-nose plyers because the skin contains too much fat, and too much fat can cause pancreatitis in some dogs, which is very dangerous (and expensive to get diagnosed). The bone chewing keeps her teeth pearly white, so avoids costly dental bills, and she loves the raw chicken. She gets supplemented kibbles for dinner. Anyone who wants to cook for their dog needs to do research first, as they need organ meat and calcium, the right amount of fat, and other things to be balanced. There are good videos on TH-cam about how to cook balanced meals for a dog. There are also good books on it in the library, even audiobooks. To complicate things further, dogs can be allergic to other things like grass, trees, house dust, fleas, etc. Finally, my vet put my dog on Apoquel and that cleared up all her skin issues practically overnight. It's an expensive pill but it's worth it, so folks might want to ask their vets if they can try it. I hope this helps someone, and I'm wondering if breeders should just stop breeding dogs that are prone to allergies.
Wrong. Raw bones are fine, please do your research before giving wrong info. I’ve been feeding whole raw bones for 30 years not one dog has ever choked.
Very well done! I have two large breed dogs. I cook meals. Mine, too have allergies. I cook from a Chinese perspective and use cooling proteins. Kibble and starch are inflammatory for allergies(rice, oatmeal, sweet potato). Pet Summit TH-cam just posted a fabulous video with all the Dr's. who are holistic. Once you see what kibble truly is made from (not the lies on the bag) you will throw it out. Good luck.
What do you feed your dogs ?
@@cindybudd3545 human grade food only, put together by a holistic vet. I study canine nutrition. Most dog food companies are owned by Mars candy company, Colgate or like General Mills. It is public information. By law what is printed on those bags is not what is inside. Please watch Pet Fooled documentary. It holds 100% truth today.
@@cindybudd3545 dogs should be eating raw meat. that's the ideal, biologically appropriate diet.
Girl, I just spent $88 on a big bag of food the Purina OM from the vet's and my shepherd vomits from this food. I am stuck right now on Blue Buffalo Dry and Wet foods and want to change this. I do not want to use Blue Buffalo. Almost want to make my own sensitive skin allergy dog food recipes. My pup is on thyroid meds, antibiotic for yet another hot spot on her stomach, and also ear infection so has Posatex two different ear treatments. Thank you for posting this. I feel feeding our pets has become so hard with how much foods and ingredients have been changed.
Vet food is often the worst quality, read the label first. I know from experience.
If you are specifically looking to learn about any allergies that your dog may have, then blood allergy testing is your only option, since allergies can’t be tested for using a hair sample. Though bioresonance hair testing can analyse a variety of different health markers such as food sensitivity, gut biome, nutritional deficiencies and metal toxicity.
I found two great people to watch on you tube. Karen Becker and Dan Scott.
They will help your dog with allergy problems. No kibble, steroids, no antibiotics they all kill
the gut bacteria. Seriously watch these two people and you will be more educated on dogs, it help me a lot.
May I add a suggestion? Try Dr. Andrew Jones on TH-cam or Google. He suggests holistic medicine for common, recurring ailments - not antibiotics or steroids, which tend to fix one problem but make another problem...yeast infections in other parts of the dog. At the same, use good sense as a pet owner, avoid steroids unless the circumstances are life or death, which would require those steroids & antibiotics. In my opinion, ears & bladder & skin issues are not life or death & I personally would not use steroids, unless I had no other alternative method available. With Dr. Andrew Jones' videos online, that is not the case fortunately. Hope you look him up! Wish you & your pet..only the best! ❤️
I got scammed with the elimination diet by my 4th vet, she charged me a small fortune and put me on the same type diet I was making with rice and elk burger. They don't care about fixing our pet, they are into making huge amounts of money from our ignorance.
I was also told by the previous vet an allergy test would cost thousands of $.
I gave my puppy Only Natural Pet Easy Raw bowl - chicken and sweet potatoe flavor. She's scratching today and I'm wondering if it is the food. Too bad if it is. It isn't kibble, though. It's dehydrated human grade food. idk. She hasn't been outside. It could be anxiety idk. I'll check her skin tomorrow.. I wonder if i can put benadryl antiitch cream on it
Do happen to have an update? I cook for my dogs. We all eat pretty much the same thing. We're both healthy!
Us food intolerance company has an allergy test for dogs that's under $100. All you have to do is send in a sample of the dog's hair. Then you get a report of what foods or environmental things his system can or cannot tolerate. Helped me pick the right food for my itchy bulldog/pitbull mix breed doggie
Which food you have your dog on now. My Max after 2 years seems to not tolerate "victor dog food"
@nia62871 right now I am doing FreshPet multiprotein with beef, salmon and chicken in the refrigerator section. It's helped his skin alot but it's expensive
I did this and my dog came back with 5 pages of allergies how did u figure it out still lol did you just feed the level ones or was he barley allergic cause my dog is allergic to all meats and fish
The “levels” that you showed - those were the levels specific for your dog or general?
Thanks
I use the crockpot. Chicken legs carrots then after brown rice and peas. Frozen greek yogurt once a week. He loves it. No more store dog food
Nutritionist said do not use a crock pot or anything like that. It cooks too much and too long and actually kills the nutrients which totally makes sense. The less time cooking the more nutrients you keep.
I cook my protein in a fry pan til cooked most of the way, than put my uncooked veg and fruit in the food processor so it’s very fine than I add it into the fry pan and cook it only for a bit than I add tiny peices of cooked chicken which entices them to eat.
See the difference nothing is over cooked unlike a crock pot.
You also need a lot of ingredients for it to be balanced. My vet approved recipes have probably 12 ingredients.
Oh by the way becareful in giving your dog rice every day because of arsenic that it carries in the rice.
I bought that same test for my dog last year for the same reason as you. My results came back very much like yours. 3+ pages of level 1-2-3 an together that would pretty well eliminate any store bought dog food because according to 5strands my dog is allergic to every single thing you find in every single bag of dog food in the store INCLUDING the limited diets/ingredients etc that like you said was too expensive for our size dogs (mine is 80lbs). I did cook chicken,carrots,potatoes,brown rice or white rice, plus eggs including the egg shells. Its just too time consuming making a large crock pot of this dividing it up into zip bags freezing half and feeding it to her daily. She maintained around 55-60lbs an was to me on the too skinny side. I gave up after a few months, now she is back on kibble and is itching like crazy and pulling her hair out by chewing but her weight is stable at 80lbs. Anyways, I've tried all dog food in store/online under the $60 mark, and I can not find one that A. she will eat cause if she don't like it she starves herself and b. if she will eat it she still is itchy and flares up ear itching & swelling. I'm not convinced tho that 5strands is accurate at all. Like you said, but i'd say less than 50% accurate cause I just find it hard to believe shes allergic to everything all meats and like you said, a lot of if not all vits minerals and what have you that is essentially needed for her to have good health. are you still feeding your dog this way or have you have found something better to do that helps? Sorry this is so long, I'm just broke girl trying to find a cost efficient way to help my itchy dog!
I’ve been feeding my American Bulldog Orijen for the last 3 months and it has helped him with the itching and also loose weight (Vet said he was too heavy at 120 lbs and he’s down to 115 lbs.). It is expensive food but I found that it’s nutrient dense so he’s not as hungry. With limited ingredient cheaper brands I was giving him more food but he was still hungry; since switching to Orijen he eats less so we went from 5-6 cups a day to 2 or 2.5 cups of kibble and doesn’t beg for more food. I’ve also increased his Fish oil intake and that has helped also.
Could she just react bad to protein all together? I have my dog on a veg diet and he cleared up it was insane. They say dogs NEED meat and that is not necessarily true, CATS do but dogs are so over breed and have been man breed that they are all different.
@@amyanderson9652 I'm trying this too. What do you feed your dog?
I feel your pain currently in the same boat. I still haven't decided which test to get to determine Max allergies...
a lot of the minerals and vitamins Bay gets in organ meats. all the veg./fruit that were high in starch and all grains was eliminated. to where I am looking for another way of preserving her food by not heat drying like commercial companies do. I need to find a recipe that I will put in a blender make into a smoothie base, then pour into tray to freeze dry. Then break into kibble sized chunks that will stay safe in an airtight container for a month or so.
My vet is dr russo i have been requesting the allergy test for a couple months, she keeps telling me its not accurate and the elimination test is best or it could be environmental. I know its not i know its food because ive done what you have done!! I want the test!!!!
Thank you! My 160 pound white pitty x Dane has the worst allergies and secondary infections and the vet put her on antibiotics and steroids for life so now I’m going to try different natural things cause the steroids are causing secondary infections cause it fucks with the immune system. Wish us luck! 😩
your vet is a moron. please tell him / her to their face. they need to hear it. repeatedly.
Raw is the best option. When u cook the food your cooking all the nutrients out of it. Also dogs can't digest vegetables very well like us people so it's best to puree the veggies so there stomachs digest it easier. If u feed raw u don't have to remove the bone in the chicken because raw chicken bones are soft and actually great for there teeth.
My dog had the same reaction to Kirkland Dog Food.
Yes he pretty and so are you ❤
going through the same thing with my siberian husky!
Can’t believe he went for the kibble first!
Will you put out the website for us which you use to order for the food allergy test please.
Omg thank you ! My tibetan terrier has terrible allergies and i really don’t know what t o feed him anymore 😭😭😭😭😭
How did your dog do with the new food? My dog is having similar issues and I’m so stressed. He’s scratching all the time and the vet wants to put him on Apoquel and I refuse.
He is doing great! Its been a few years and we have been doing well :) (knock on wood)
I have a bully that is extremely allergic, so I wanted to share some information. If your dog is itchy and has scabs you can give him the same small antihistamine pills that people take with seasonal allergies, or skin allergies, that contain cetirizine and is found in drugs like Claritin or Zyrtec. Also, if the dog has excess gas and tummy aches and he is, for example, whining at night and you can't get to the vet at that moment, capsules that contain the active ingredient simethicone is a lifesaver. I give about 80 mg three times a day to my 25 kg dog when he eats something from outside and has an upset stomach. These drugs aren't like Ibuprofen, they are safe for dogs and are very hard to overdose.
I have an itchy bulldog she is about 50 lbs do you give a whole zyrtec?
@@cindyspence6811 At this point I feel like I must say that I am not a vet, but my dog is about 55 lbs and I give him one pill a day (half when he eats breakfast and half when he eats dinner).
This dose it what the vet recommended and I also noticed that my dog isn't as drowsy from this medication as other antihistamines, that are considered first generation drugs. I mentioned that I am not a vet just because I don't know if your dog might have some other health problems that would make Zyrtec dangerous to him. To be honest I can't think of any condition that make antihistamines dangerous, after all - they don't need prescriptions to buy.
Hi can you please help me my dog has severe skin allergies and when your experimenting with changing his food should you take him completely off his medication or give it to him sometimes if he needs it?
Ask your vet she is not a vet or a nutritionist.
Not sure how I feel about the allergy test. Being allergic to riboflavin? I've heard of riboflavin deficiency or enzyme deficiency, but I've never heard of riboflavin being the *cause* of the allergic state. Although an enzyme deficiency can have similar symptoms to an allergic reaction, I just feel like your dog would be an EXTREMELY rare case of being actually allergic to this vitamin. I'm not an expert though, i just hope that allergy test company isn't scamming people. $88 is a lot of money to some people.
Those vitamins are in the dry food and are artificial vitamins. You can give them eggs, must cook yhe white runny yolks
Where do you get the test?
You are saying same thing what I am discovering with my rottie .
My Service Dog has a lot of food/environment allergies. Tried the food elimination process but too so long I finally spent few thousand in Vet treatments and lastly allergy test. this TH-cam video by Homemade dogfood for a dog with allergies!
She also has food recipe for dogs with allergies. With my dog I was looking for a protein meat and organ meat blend with no grains, heavy filler of sweet potatoes since high starch levels in commercial dog foods give my dog, Bay, ear/paw yeast infections and skin irritations. Deer, wild boar and goat meat she does fine with, so I'm hoping to find a recipe of limited ingredients of organ meat: of beef heart/kidneys + pork? seems like commercial meats and produce grown with hormones and GMO don't do well for either her health nor mine with the allergy situation.
test allergy for dogs isn't available in my country i don't know what to do about it tbh i feel so hopeless
Same here. 😪
I went down this rabbit hole too. I felt like I was loosing my mind. Glad to find more people on the same boat but this is also why I concluded I cannot have another pet.
So basically save yourself the time, money and keep your dog's stress down by getting an allergy test ASAP. You might have to feed them homemade food + supplements.
Do you have an address to send the dog hair please?
When you say you added kibble are you talking about dry dog food or the actual dog food brand called kibbles n bits??? I heard another TH-camr say kibble also and Im so confused
Kibble is a word described as dry store-bought dog food..
I have a yeasty Labrador so I have been fighting the same things. I cook for my Nyla and use the raw recipe from Dr Karen Becker.
Have you seen improvement in your dogs allergies since using the raw recipe?
If you start researching kibble and listening to the natural approach on you tube you will find that kibble is very bad for dogs. Even the way it is processed is carcinogenic.
It is NOT hard to make a balanced home made fresh food dog diet. On TH-cam alone there are quite a few ppl who say up front that their recipe IS VET APPROVED.
I have made these recipes and they are FULL of veg fruit and protein, more than what a human would even eat. On line there are also balanced recipes I’m sure. You can add a vit mix but I don’t know if you really need it if you are making a vet approved recipe balanced recipe.
Try hydrolyzed diet first
*I know this is long but I pray everyone reads it for the sake of your babies.* 💔❤️
*You should never buy a dog food eith any animal meal. That's what gives animals cancer and makes them sick.*
The best food that I found that helped my dog that had a sensetive stomach, was Wild Earth. It's a vegetarian dry food. It's expensive and when everything went up, I had to change because I was also having to buy for 4 other dog's and 6 cat's.
But I would have definetly stayed with it, if I could. It's cheaper to order it straight from the company, and not through Chewy or Walmart.
Then when I changed, I done alot of resesrch and found Dr Pol was the best dry. It dorsn't have any animal meal and is made with the real meat. And it's made here in America. The only thing from china, is the vitamins. But they sourced them from reputable companies. I always buy Chicken because beef makrs them sick.
I bought the Beyond Salmon wet from Chewy to mix a 1/2 can in their food with a little water.
I got Dr Pol dry from Chewy too.
But the vegetarian is the best dry food out there. Especially since dog food companies, even expensive food puts something in their fo9d that kills dog's. And you will be surprised if you have never researched any of the recalls.
Beneful is the worst food you can feed your dog. Now why.......
First the meal is really really bad for your pets. It is the WHOLE ANIMAL ground up. Beaks, feathers and all. I found that out when I was using a cheap food because I didn't know any better. My 2 dogs threw up ALOT. But I didn't understand why until........ I would pick outvthe dog hair out of their bowl everyday from the food they didn't eat, it was just dry then. It was Kibbles N Bits. No one should ever buy it. Anyways, I was noticing pieces of feathers, and pieces of the nails and beaks, even bones. That's not the only food like that either.
But now, this is the really bad part. They use alot of different animals that is ground up. And they ground up, animals that have been euthenised. Any and ALL animal's from EVERYWHERE, including vets. The drugs they use is in the animals, which means it's in the food you feed your animals. That is responsible for a lot of dog deaths, sadly. And whatever disease they had, like cancer and other nasty diseases.
And lets not forget old and sick horses too. A horse would have alot of the euthanised drug in it.
Oh and yes, even other dog's. I had bought a wet can of food from the Family Dollar, Heartland brand, I believe, to hold me over and i saw something black in it. It turned out to be a piece of a dog's paw. I never bought anymore of it.
The pet food companies aren't regulated so they can get away with it.
Please research foods and sign up for recall emails.
And research why you shoud never buy dry food with any animal meal. I think one of the worst things from it is cancer.
That's why that vegetarian food is best. And it has everything they need. Also, it has the best "grains'. And not the one's that cause digestive issues.
Sorry this is so long but I pray it saves a precious baby.
*I do have one more warning to add. AND IT'S SERIOUS!!!*
*NEVER give your dog's Meloxidyl, it will kill them.* 😡😫💔😭
*It's an Nsaid for pain the vets use. They put my baby on it last summer because he got down in his back legs. A week later his stomach blew up and he didn't want to eat. It went on that way for a couple of weeks or so and my vet told me to up the dose. The vet i first saw told me to use it. I told both of them he had a sensetive stomach but they didn't listen. It was my fault for not demanding a regular pain med and not an Nsaid. My vet told me she thought he had a tumor and wanted to do surgery. This was on a Saturday. And she told me to bring him back on Monday and she would do it. He didn't make it. I was trying to get him to the truck and he collapsed just off the porch. It was a 100° outside. He was a big dog and I had to drag him back inside. Just inside the door and laid with him until he took his last breath 5-10 minutes later. I killed him. It caused him to bleed to death inside. And was in ALOT of pain becausr i failed him. And I know how much pain because that whole year i was dealing with the same pain from my stomach. Even so bad that I was in the hospital.*
*And I didn't know until that weekend that it kills dogs. I looked it up and watched videos on it. But it eas too late.*
*ALWAYS RESEARCH EVERYTHING, ESPECIALLY EVERY MEDICINE THEY GIVE YOU FOR YOUR BABIES.*
It's killing me. He was everything to me and I let him down. I would have killed for him. It hurts so bad. I only have 2 dogs now. I would like to rescue old dog's from shelters but I just can't get there yet. It's still too much.
All of my animals are rescues and strays.
*I'm Broken Inside.*
💔😭
Look up dr karen becker and dr katie woodley
Sorry to hear I know feeding your doggie especially a large one is expensive. Turkey would be cheaper and probably less allergic than other poultry . My Daisy gets no kind of poultry and Kibble is pure garbage full of allergic ingredients. I detoxed her first on just veggies for a couple weeks. Use organic. Look at all those ingredients in that kibble garbage. I have extremely allergic doggie. She gets fresh cooked red sockeye salmon, sardines, veggies, Yam is great and absolutely no grains, Wyman's wild blueberries. Give your doggie Wild blueberries. Animals in the wild eat wild berries, fish.....
She gets chic peas instead of rice or any type grain. You can do your own vitamins and balance them pretty cheaply. Salmon has oil, I also supplement green mussel oil, cucumin, powdered mushroom extract, seaweed calcium, lemon balm, pro and pre biotics. She is bathed twice a week in beginning. Now she no longer has the Yeast smell. You can smell if your dog has yeast/bacterial/enviromental allergies.
The list on your dog kibble has way to many no no ingredients...hopefully someday you can toss kibble all together. It's nothing but full of garbage and if you don't eat it don't give it to your dog.
Daisy is doing great hair growing back and hot spots healed, yeast smell gone. She does itch a little after going outside. Paws are cleaned from thousands of yeast bacteria she can pick up and collect in one quick outdoor visit.
Good luck
She also has not needed to see the vet for over a year and hopefully never goes back. They only know how to collect tests and then prescribe drugs that will eventually cause harm to your dogs life span and health.
You need to read the labels of EVERYTHING you give your pets.
You must educate yourself about what ingredients are harmful and not buy this. Food and treats too can be very unhealthy. Never buy anything including treats from China. They don’t have our standards and are not safe.
Even vets food can be very u healthy, check the label. Our vet gave us this very expensive canned food top pick for kidney stones and when we opened it it was disgusting full of chicken skin and junk it was horrible and cost a fortune. I took it back and got a refund it was garbage!! My dog was not supposed to have much protein, how was this food good for him?
I make vet approved fresh not over cooked recipes off of you tube, and they are full of goodness. Likely around 12 ingredients way better than what a human would eat. Don’t use crock pots etc they kill all the nutrients by cooking too long. I use a processor and grind small cuz the only chunks my two like are the small chunks of cooked chicken I put in at the end.
I make enough for about 5 days for two little dogs. I put their daily amount in baggies, I found out their proper amounts for their weight on line. It keeps about 3-5 days in the fridge and I pull the rest from the freezer as needed. It takes a bit of time yes but it’s about every 6 days so not a big deal, you make food 21 times a week for yourself cant you spare an hour once a week for your precious dog?