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5 ways to improve your dogs gut health.
Number 1 is to add probiotics to your dogs diet.
Probiotics are beneficial bacteria helping to maintain balance in your dogs body and so it's important that your dog has enough of them to balance the bad bacteria and keep things stable.
If your dogs digestive system is unstable i.e. your dog has a delicate stomach, gas, belching, diarrhea, yeast outbreaks or skin allergies, the first thing to do is introduce your dog to probiotics.
There are many brands available and by far the best one I've researched over the years is Pet Ultimates Probiotics for dogs.
For Dogs up to 50lbs: give 1 scoop daily added to food and for Dogs over 50lbs: give 2 scoops daily added to food.
And I'll leave a link to it in the description above.
NUMBER 2 is to give your dog some bone broth. Your dog may have poor gut health from undigested food particles and toxins entering the bloodstream through tiny holes in the intestinal wall.
The gelatin in Bone broth will boost your dogs health by working to heal the gaps in the gastrointestinal lining.
For our dogs it also has many uses to aid recovery, prevent illness and boost your dogs immune system.
It's great for healing dogs with digestive issues such as IBD, IBS, Leaky gut or other gut related health issues and packed with vitamins, minerals and gelatin.
And I'll leave a link to another video on how to make bone broth in the description above, also a ready made bone broth optiona; product link above.
NUMBER 3 is to cut back on medications. Drugs impact gut health and the more your dog gets the worse their gut health will be.
If you do use antibiotics, make sure to give a quality probiotic at the same time and then continue the probiotics.
NSAIDS can even contribute to the condition of leaky gut syndrome so my recommendation for pain control is to use CBD oil which also helps to boost your dogs immune system with many beneficial side effects, link above.
NUMBER 4 is keeping the grains in your dogs diet to a minimum. Grains do lead to inflammation in the gut and this may be a big factor in your dogs gut health issues.
NUMBER 5 leads on from number 4 by adding more variety to your dogs diet. Feeding your dog a kibble only diet every single day for years on end will mean an inflamed gastrointestinal tract and some of the health conditions previously mentioned.
The Healthier Kibble Diet helps kibble feeding dog owners reclaim their dogs gut health, along with other health issues that include allergies, blocked anal glands, diarrhea, yeast infections, ear infections, skin and coat problems, hot spots, arthritis and poor digestion or sensitive tummies. Link above for more.
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@sam canning Protein-losing enteropathy (PLE) is not a specific disease, but is described as a group of diseases that cause the loss of proteins from the bloodstream into the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. Primary GI disease, heart disease, and diseases of the lymphatic system can all cause PLE.
I recommend a fresh food diet, some supplements and remedies but I'd have to research more on this issue as I don't know enough about it, especially as I need to consult you to know the history first and way up what to advise depending on the dogs current health.
There's my One to One Dog Health Email Consultation and Support Service: healthydogforlife.com/one-to-one-total-dog-health-service/ which is the option I can help with and if you do take this up, please email me first to check for availability: danscott (at) healthydogforlife.com
Thank you.
@@mut8inG Your welcome.
I have been dealing with diarrhea with a dog for close to a year now. Spent lots of money on vets, blood tests, etc. At one point, he lost so much weight that he was down to skin and bones and I thought I might lose him. Before this, he was a picture of health and had beautiful muscles (a very active Border Collie), which he lost and has not yet been able to build back up. I have tried everything including most of the things you listed. At times, I would get good poops and think "Oh, YAY!" Then a day or two or three later, the bad diarrhea was back again. A few times, it would be better for a week or more and he would gain three to five pounds (HOORAY!), only to go back to cow pies or bad diarrhea again. This has been such a strain on me and my pocket book. I am nearly 80 now and have been raising dogs for 60+ years with never a problem so bad as this! I made some bone broth recently (beef) which really knocked him back again. I think he is allergic to beef. I just ordered some of the chicken bone broth which you recommended. He has been on CBD oil, both good pro- and pre-biotics, good kibble, and some other digestive supplements off and on (whatever seemed to work!). I ordered your e-book and am still hopeful that I can get this under control once and for all. (I raised him from the litter and he just turned 8 and is a very remarkable dog!). Thanks for your video.
Sorry to hear this. Yes, sometimes there's unknowns in the way of good health that keep us scratching our heads.
I have no history, so I'm guessing a bit here.
Do you get him annual vaccines? I'm thinking there may be auto immune issues.
Any vet drug use?
You mentioned kibble, what is the basic diet this past year?
I'll come back to you.. or email me.
Hi, it seems you are talking about my 4 years old border collie, Lucky. Well, I've been reading a lot and I'm making his own food. Have u ever tried vegan food? I giving him now Rice, chicken, eggs but I think I will change this to fishes or turkey and to sweet potato. Lucky has IBD
@@patriciav.1891 I eat mostly vegan but I'm a flexatarian.
Keep rice to a minimum, dogs don't need carbs and they are inflammatory. Everything else you mention is great.
@@DanScott1 tks for answering. Turkey is difficult to find here. I will try fish. Do u think chicken is a problem?
@@patriciav.1891 He was on chicken and rice for quite a while in the beginning with no good response. Recently I tried adding hard boiled egg plus a couple other things that should have been good for firming up stools, but he ended up with really bad diarrhea again! Back to skin and bones once more. He seems to back on an upward track again now (a few days later) after going back to a list of foods and herbs, etc. that have worked better in the past. I had started keeping a diary of what I fed him every day, which has helped me a lot. Once in a while I would get good poops for close to a week, then suddenly back to cow pies. He gets very little kibble, which is a whole foods type, broccoli, chicken bone broth, pro and prebiotics... the list is too long to show here. He has never gotten any vaccinations except, I think, just two puppy shots. He is 8 now and this began last May, so nearly a year ago. He lost lots of weight and all his beautiful muscles! I keep hoping.
Thank you. I learned a lot
Your welcome, glad to help our dogs.
Excellent suggestions! TY!❤❤❤
Your welcome.
❤thank you !
Your welcome Ezra.
Thankyou sir
My pleasure... it all starts with the gut.
Glad to see that you are uploading videos again. About 10 years ago you totally changed your mind about dog nutrition, they were things that were not generally known at that time, but are now more widely known and accepted. I thank you for the information you share.
Thank you for watching again. Yes, times have caught up, great to see in many ways. Today I'm back with more videos to help kibble feeders make a difference to their dogs health with some simple nutritional changes instead of vets and drugs.
Always work to do here for our dogs but it's satisfying when happy stories come together from my efforts.
A real pleasure to read your words after 10 years. Thanks Cesar.
This video is extremely helpful. Thank you very much for posting this and for being so honest about these tips to help our fur babies.
Your most welcome Francesca.
Happy Mothers Day ❤️
Thanks a lot sir actually my Dog recently came out from the parvo virus and actually her Digestion is very week so, thanks a lot for this sir... 🙏
I see, ok.
This is a good time to add some fresh food to the diet: eggs, sardines, lots of veg.
Best of luck and ask if you need help.
We give our dogs kefir with added D3+K2 3 times a week they also get CBD oil on alternative days. Their diet consits of beef, chicken, cod and hadock and occasionally tined salmon or tuna. All meals are served up with pre cooked basmati rice with added coconut oil and it's always servrd from the fridge as once rice has been cooked and put in the fridge it no longer becomes a corbohydrate starch based food but becomes feed for the good bacteria without the starch. They also get Coq10 5 times a week as one of the dogs suffers from epilepsy and a mild heart condition, she gets medication for the epilepsy but we didn't take the vets advice to put her on heart medication as well as i understand too many big pharma drugs can do more damage long term than good so we chose the epilepsy treatment over the heart medication because without epilepsy treatment she will have a fit every day and sometimes upto 3 times a day. She is 8 years old and was born with tooth displacia (no enamel) , when she was six years old we had 28 of her 42 teeth removed because we understand bad teeth can create poor health. Over the last 2 years at least 8 of her teeth have started to grow back and the vet is amazed. I had to explain to the vet that this is all down to the K2 + D3 in her diet as it diverets any excess calcium in the diet to the teeth. Both my wife and I have stopped smoking since 2018 and become vegetarians, and over the last 2 years and I myself started looking into comming off high blood pressure medication and statins for high cholesterol which i take alternative natural remedies and its worked , i was also diagnosed in 2021 with an underactive thyroid and my doctor wanted to put me on medication but I have cured this by taking iodine derived from sea kelp and its worked. I was also diagnosed with a very large benign prostate condition and have also managed to reverse my PSA results using alternative home remedies and now i can urinate with better pressure than I had 20 years ago. I have become a great believer in alternative natural remedies rather than take big pharma drugs that come with nasty side effects. I've even managed to reverse my liver spots which i suffered with for the last 4 years. Im 66 and other than a deteriorating spine condition I'm in better physical condition than I've been for the last 20 years. I am currently experimenting on myself using alternative healthy no side effects home remedies to hopefully regenarate my spine discs and i think its working because i have gone from a wheelchair to crutches to a walking stick which I only have to use on certain days probably 50% of the time. This has allowed me to get my motorcycle back on the road this summer because I've not riden my motorcycle for 10 years because of my spine condition. My doctor's had me on Tramadol, pregablin and antidepressants ever since my back surgery in 2016 but I no longer take any if them. By the way i replaced my antidepressants with P-5-P or B6 which I would advise anyone to try as it has given me back that positive outlook and a zest for life which is very beneficial. Its heen an absolute learning curve for me and all this research into alternative treatments started with the first lockdown. My first battle was my weight which took me 6 months to get from 20 stone down to a steady 13 stone. Since then i have reserched many things and everything i have done has had a positive effect on my life and my dogs. Happy days.
That's fantastic! Love stories like this and well done you for making that commitment, researching, then practicing until things worked.
I do like freeze dried greens for their antioxidant value and something that may help you: amzn.to/3R1m3HR
Have a look at the ingredient list. I make smoothies using one scoop several times a week. Use it with dogs too.
Thank you for your success story and determination to get off Pharma dependancy.
I finally took my 2 dogs off ALL dry kibble for good ❤❤❤❤❤
Yay! Good for you, fresh food here we go. Your dogs will love you even more.
Thanks for your information I'm trying to learn all I can about the digestive system my dog Bigfoot he bloats up every time he eats and my vet can't tell me what is going on with him it's so disheartening my dog Bigfoot is 14 years old and cannot walk anymore due to a slipped disc and pinched nerve he also has cancer
Hi David, he can no longer tollerate the diet given for several reasons. If you are to make a difference at this point, you MUST implement diet change right away and begin a course of strong CBD oil 3x daily along with other supplements, see this video: th-cam.com/video/q5A1VgziUEE/w-d-xo.html
The suggestions in this video are a wise idea too.
My Ebook: Feed Your Dog Better is a great place to begin: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/
It has all the information you need about dogs and their nutrition needs and then contains 3 types of diet. For your dog I highly recommend you go with the raw food diet to help stop the cancer as kibble feeds cancer.
My dog husky not eating her food properly from past 1 month I have been meet local doctors blood test results are came no problems but still this is not eating food can u please suggest me.
So bone broth for undigested carrots in potty? Thanks Dan!
Blend veg so it's digested properly.
Give SBO probiotics: amzn.to/3yoURqU
I can’t discuss any stomach or gut issues with our vet. They just shrug it off. Don’t even try to ask about anything holistic. Omg so here I am listening to this video. I do probiotics but never added prebiotics. Interesting
Thats pretty typical for vets. Depends on what the issue is as to how to go about fixing it. What diet do you feed and what specifically are the issues?
Hello, thankyou for your great informative videos. We have an 11 year old rottweiler cross akita. In the last year we have noticed he was more prone to upset stomach.
We have changed to hypoallergenic kibble which has really helped and given him solid stools.
I put apple cider vinger in his water and also give him a couple drops of oregano oil that you recommended from a previous video.
Still every now and again he gets loud gurgling stomach in the mornings accompanied by gas later on... can you recommend anything else to help? Im going to order the probiotics you stated aswell
My ebook has the Heathier Kibble diet that your dog needs: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/
Basically you need to split that kibble meal in half and replace with fresh foods such as eggs, canned sardines, veg and meats.
He really needs fresh food in the diet or that kibble will cause health issues going forward.
@DanScott1 thankyou for taking the time to reply! I have been reading your ebook. What do you think would be better... half the kibble with what you suggested or slowly cut the kibble out completely and replacing with raw food plus the extras I.e vegetables, eggs, sardines?
@@Aili81 You could start 50/50 then move slowly to raw from there to allow the gut flora to get used to the change slowly. Use the soil based pribiotics while doing any diet changes and go slowly: amzn.to/3yoURqU
Even start these small first week and build up.
how much bone broth do you recommend? What recommendations for healthy kibble? My 6 mo old puppy is experiencing issues right now. they gave me a probiotic and science diet/ID to see, I am really thinking of making my own but there are times we need the convenience
I recommend not using science diet, just as bad as the lowest quality kibbles and problems will continue to worsen.
If you want to start with kibble as your base, use a high quality one that has real natural vitamins/minerals in it. Here's a video I made of three options: th-cam.com/video/HdmrW_FKTp4/w-d-xo.html
Add 3-4 tablespoons full for a medium sized pup twice daily. Use a high quality probiotic, this one has 22 species, the most I can find (more species the better): amzn.to/3xqa2i0
Add some fresh food extras to the food. My free guide helps here: healthydogforlife.com/guide
Or for the complete diet guide ( 3 diet options) ebook, have a look here: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/
This will cover all your pups needs and naturally.
All the best.
@@DanScott1 thank you, although she is doing better, I am preparing to make my own and have it readily avail for her. I will check out your video!
@@ItsMarieD Your welcome, lots of good information in my last reply for you to work with Marie.
I have a yorkshire terrier, thats about 4lbs. The vet thinks she has PLE . We have to take her back to the vet for an IV and more test. Do you recomend the pro biotics and bone broth inthis case as well?
The gut is inflamed and needs help. IV is a good idea. Start with some Slippery Elm Bark Powder - amzn.to/3CbHXx0 to coat the digestive system and soothe the gut lining.
Feed inbetween meal when empty, just add to a littleplain no sugar yoghurt or whatever she'll eat with it mixed in. it's also nutritious.
Then start a fresh food only diet, no carbs. Do this slowly over time. But start with just bone broth: Bone Broth (Brutus for Dogs): amzn.to/38AZ3uX or make your own.
Add these probiotics to the new foods ie meats, eggs, canned sardines (in water) and a little part cooked and blended vegetables. Add the probiotics very small amount to begin with so the gut gets used to them over several weeks: amzn.to/3yoURqU
Also add Gut Guard - amzn.to/3AwRsYe but again, start very small and build up over sveral weeks.
Can you buy organic bone broth instead of the powder?
Yes, try this one: amzn.to/3GNkLY2
I raw feed so how do I add pre and probiotics for gutt health . I can’t figure out how to access the links you point to during a video ! I’m sh lost I’m not a computer person
Here's the probiotics: amzn.to/3J3IC7w and green immune superfood for tons of important antioxidants: healthydogforlife.com/GreenImmuneSuperfood
Also add some canned sardines to the meals: 12 Pack Sardines - amzn.to/3vaXrj6
I'd stick with the above for now, should really benefit your dog. Add some extra raw eggs too.
Hi..In November 2022, my dog contracted an enterovirus. He was sick for about 5 days. Then he slowly recovered. I couldn't take him to the vet because he was generally aggressive and I treated him at home. He didn't eat food of course. He only drank a lot of water. I also took medicine that was dissolved in water. (Regidron). And I also dissolved a charcoal tablet in water. He recovered. I wonder if the dog has immunity after being infected with this virus?
No, he can get it again. At first sign next time for the dog, you too, take Oregano oil: amzn.to/3ulnF1T
Add 1-2 drops to tsp olive/coconut oil, mix and add to dogs meal once daily for 5 -7 days then stop. For yourself, it's 4-6 drops in Tblsp olive oil, mix and swallow. Bit acrid but great wellness feeling after.
Use as the household antibiotic. Works great and my personal option also.
Will this help with EPI?
Hi, yes it will. Also use Milk Thistle Tincture - amzn.to/2kmss13 to really clean up the digestive system and liver (agreat place to start).
My dog has some swelling in the colon please suggest something natural for him 🙏 please I've tried all medicine
Slippery Elm Bark Powder - amzn.to/3CbHXx0
Give between meals, maybe add to some plain yoghurt as a treat. Med dog 1tsp daily. Will coat and smooth colon and bring down inflammation. You must of course sort out the cause, diet? Just dry food is not good enough, needs some fresh food elen=ments in the diet.
Hello Doctor,
Thanks for your content! My wife and I have a 14 month old Corgi who has had diarrhea since we got him at 3 months.
He has a history pancreatitis, has had giardia 2x, and tapeworms even. I feel like nothing we do keeps him healthy.
He is currently on the royal canine low fat and fortiflora probiotic, and was treated for giardia and the tape worms and his poop's quality seemed to be improving ( inconsistently he was starting to produce some more solid stools ). and his blood work came back clean. Now he has gone back to constant soft stools, i suspect maybe he is reinfected with giardia again? not sure.
Also he had clostridium in mid September, and developed a 106 fever and lethargy our vet recommended we do x-ray and ultrasound to see if anything else was going and all is well with his organs (besides mild pancreatitis)
Anyways, sorry for the lengthy comment. Do you think there's something more going on here? What can we do to help prevent giardia and tape worms in the future? and what can I do to improve his gut health?
What's happening is this: The diet is of low nutritional quality (all vet supplied foods are). Combined with vaccinations, possible vet drugs and environmental pollution you have a dog with bad gut health or leaky gut.
Here's what to do:
Transition the dog to freeze dried raw foods that you moisten and feed: here's two great options: Bixby Rawbble Freeze Dried Raw chicken - amzn.to/3YH6GVD
Bixby Rawble - Freeze Dried Lamb - amzn.to/3kDbUmX
Go slowly with a small amount of new food added to old food and raise new to old food over two/three weeks until it's 100% new food.
Add this soil based probiotic to the new food, again, just a small amount to srat and build up, this for gut health and easier digestion.
Use this natural antibiotic Oregano oil: amzn.to/3ulnF1T add 1 drop to tsp olive oil and add to food once daily for 7 days then stop. Only use when needded for infection/cold/flu etc and for the people of the household too except it's 4 drops.
Can uwse toppically too for skin issues.
If there's worms you needBlack Walnut, Clove & Wormwood Extract: amzn.to/2S8paBE :
2 drops added to one meal daily for 14 days, stop 7 days, then a further 14 days and finished. All worms/giardia gone.
And to first settle the gut inflammation use Slippery Elm Bark Powder - amzn.to/3CbHXx0
Feed on an empty stomach 1/2tsp in water or plain yoghurt to eat. Do this at the beggining for a week.
Do all the above and you'll have a different dog in 30+ days.
I'm considering the Bixby Chicken, and I also wanted to add some broccoli, and maybe a raw egg to his diet as well.
Do you think incorporating these things would be wise? and how would it impact his pancreatitis?
If you think all of these things will be ok, how often do you think the broccoli and egg should be incorporated into diet?
@@estebanbello663 Yes, very wise, add them small and slow to begin with so the gut gets used to new foods. add daily. Crush/blend the veg.
Hello sir we have a Doberman suddenly fall ill cause of vomiting n fever firstly tick fever was detected then her creatinine level was bit high from which she got treated through saline but after treatment she isn’t healthy passing black poop n seems bloated
Tricky to tell without history. Gut health seems poor. The tick issue, is the dog positive to a tick born disease?
Is the dog eating? What diet? Meds?
My mother’s dog has gone to 4 vets and specialist. Her dog throws up always at night or on a walk yellow bile. He poops yellow bile as well. We have changed the diet to an all natural diet and a food that cost a fortune and nothing helps. He is on probiotics and every vet says he has IBS and no cure. 2 and a half years of this with no hope.
I think settling the inflammed gut first will help. Two ways here, the instant way with L-glutamine powder - amzn.to/34wiNOn which you take 3grams, add to 100ml coconut water and let the dog drink it all up and brings gut relief within 30 mins. It's pretty tasteless. BTW good for any gut issues in people too (use 5grm in 200ml water and swallow).
Give that to the dog once daily untill gut is better.
Or use Slippery Elm Bark Powder - amzn.to/3CbHXx0 which coates the digestive tract from throat to anus, helping to soothe and lower inflammation. Just give once daily on an empty stomach, again untill obvious relief is there.
The diet needs changing to something much more fresh food based and along the lines you are now taking your dog in.
Note: Very low carbs, no vaccs, only soil based probiotics: amzn.to/3yoURqU
Whats mums dogs all natural diet?
@@DanScott1 we got all the items. It’s been almost two weeks and one of the items is making the dog puke 3 times a day. Plus can’t pick him up because his stomach hurts bad. Have an idea what to eliminate?
@@Daddynfhjncftv The probiotics you introduce small and slow the first week or two or it can make the dog sick. The other two should not be a problem. Stop the L-glutamine and focus on the slippery elm once daily on an empty stomach.
The food you are gving is important too, has this been changed? Is there fresh foods being introduced?
@@DanScott1 keytona from chewy. Should that be changed?
@@Daddynfhjncftv Which Chewy, I can take a look at the ingredients?
I feed my dog chiken and rice to my dogs they don't Drink enough water hence Their scat doesn't come out too well
What should I add so they have good boul movement
Lots or raw eggs, part cooked and crushed vegetables, meat proteins, some cooked pumpkin, canned sardines in water and some raw meaty bones. Feed less carbs like rice, not the best food for dogs, they needs proteins.
I am looking for natural foods to feed my dog that has probiotics in it I’m not looking to buy someone’s pill
Natural foods that include probiotics are things like raw green tripe, garlic, kefir and greek style yoghurt.
But what’s a good kibble?
Not many and Ketona being the best as it's high proteins and very low carbs, the only low carb kibble there is in the US: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble (and dogs need low carbs).
I'm making video about it. Even then, I still add some fresh food additions as dry food is not complete without live enzymes at least.
There is also another video coming later this month about 3 kibbles, 1 being ketona.
And theres my ebook Feed Your Dog Better with 3 main diets, 1 about the Healthier Kibble Diet: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/
Any probiotics? Human ingested too?
There's soil based probiotics for dogs which are the strongest and get to the gut where they are needed: amzn.to/3yoURqU
Especially great for any itch/yeast/skin issues.
Also look at freeze dried greens packed with antioxidants and probiotics plus lots more: amzn.to/3R1m3HR
Great for you and your dog, I've used them 20 years now.
YOU CAN MAKE YOUR OWN BONE BROTH, USING ALL KINDS OF BONES. THERE'S MANY TH-cam VIDEOS FOR BONE BROTH RECIPES.
AVOID ADDING SALT, IF YOU'RE MAKING IT FOR YOUR DOG.
I made a how to make bone broth video too: th-cam.com/video/laf3CHn8frU/w-d-xo.html
My dog is allergic to every food . He can only eat fish and potato. And he is allergic to dust, dust mites and storage mites 😩 please how can I help my dog .
He needs transitioning to an all raw food diet to cure the allergies over time. This is a slow process over the year.
I have a nutrition/diet ebook: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/
or there's my One to One Dog Health Email Consultation and Support Service: healthydogforlife.com/one-to-one-total-dog-health-service/
to late my furbaby died at 4.00 today...
I'm so sorry to hear this. My heartfelt condolences for your loss.
So Sorry For Your Lose...I Lost (1) Of Mine In June 2020 To Cancer. I Have (2) More Siblings That Keep Me Busy...But I'll Never Stop Missing Him! Healing Love & Supportive Thoughts Are Sent Your Way...
@@pawsup_n_boops Thank you for commenting and supporting others in the community. You are appreciated.
One of the things I'm learning is never give your dog spicy food.
Oh so true and messy!
Is apple cider vinegar okay to give your dog for gut health
Yes it's great. You can a spoon to the water bowl and the food bowl.
What will I do to help digest the bones that my dog ate? 🥺 I'm afraid it can cause serious illness to my dog.
Nothing really, takes 2-6 hours and it's all over for digestion..
Raw bones are fine but this sounds like cooked bones which are harder to digest but still will go through just fine 9 times out of 10.
Get probiotics as they help a lot: amzn.to/3xqa2i0
Hello Sir I have a 13 year Pomeranian her X-ray shows gases filled intestines n is detected with endometriosis, had a severe skin infection now getting healed through injections n medication but main problem is that she is not sleeping laying on bed she is sitting n sleeping.. can you tell what exactly can be the problem n how can I help her
Diet: She now needs strictly fresh food diet only. No carbs, just meat/fish proteins, raw eggs, part cooked aqnd blended veggies. NO kibble, no vaxx, no drugs or carbs.
She's not sleeeping as she's full of drugs. When they stop, it's the diet part above, focus there.
What country are you in?
@@DanScott1 Thankyou so much Sir🥹 I lost her on 29th November She wasn’t eating anything we daily took her for saline as doctor prescribed 😢 we couldn’t help her
@@Zomotravellers_ Sorry to hear his, my heartfelt condolences. You did your best and that's all you can do. Thank you for letting me know.
What about plain Greek yogurt ?
Yes thats ok. Kefir is better still.
@@DanScott1 thank you so much !! What about pumpkin pure and some vitamins? 🙋♀️❤️🐕
@@tetetavarez1247 The puree is good. What are the vitamins? Some natural ones are ok, most are rubbish.
See Dr mercola on TH-cam for someone who knows a lot more about nutrition
Ok, I'll get to it.
Bone broth is so bad . The bone is the part of the animal that contains the illness :(
Bone broth is made with healthy bones from healthy animals. The unhealthy ones are sent to the abbatoir and end up in pet food.
“Healthy kibble” haha what a joke.
Haha indeed.
Hey neffy where's your channel since you are the authority
Dog kibble is not nutrition
True.
The whole bone broth myth has been scientifically DISproven
Both your latest comments were held for some reason.
I've gone on anecdotal evidence and practice over the past 20 years as it works again and again for dogs needing recovery. It's been a lifesaver at times.
So what do you suggest then?
@@sammorris2934 Bone broth works really well. Used it for years as have many others.
Dog “gut health”😂 They have concentrated acid in their digestive tract that can turn bones into jelly. Here are 5 things that contribute to robust bacteria in your dog’s gut.
1) Cat sh*t
2) Something dead they find on a walk
3) meat from the fridge that is going bad
4)sticks
5) Another dog’s sh*t
LOL, another dogs shit could do with being raw fed, otherwise it's used kibbles : (.
You forgot licking bums and kids faces lol.