Recent content by karenben

I buy mine from paleoridgeraw fantastic food

4 life transfer factor ,buy it off amazon

Unfortunately these topicals for demodex can bring on allergies,buy some colloidal silver and use on the spots,buy some quercetin ( natural antihistamine) ,work on the immune system giving primrose oil and borage oil ,I'd also recomend raw feeding

Raspberry leaf tea is also good for uti ,I give it Hilda throughout her heat cycles

I use colloidal silver on Hilda's eyes ,works well

Lots of bulldogs are like this ,usually a genetic thing

Great choice to feed raw or you bulldog and yourself x

Happy birthday miss Hilda 1 today x

You need to start healing from the inside ,raw diet no sugar,carbs or dairy,supplement with transfer factor,primrose oil ,borage oil,msm,quertecin,and get some nu stock to apply on those nasty hot spots ,please stop the steroids as they're only depleting his immune system further

Hilda was diagnosed with demodex at 5 months ,she out grew the patch but unfortunatly has developed a few more patches she is 12 months old now,there has been so much stress here so I know what has caused her mite population to take over,even tho she is raw fed her immune system has dipped ,here...

For hotspots try virgin cocanut oil infused with lavender and tea tree ,I've tried to post a couple of photos of how the mixture can clear hot spots but I'm struggling to upload them ,but it works so well

Re: Bulldog Tail Pockets: What is your secret? Colloidal silver and gold bond powder ,once weekly clean

I've found the best way is to use colloidal silver on a cotton pad then dab dry with paper towel on wrinkles/ nose rope,also colloidal silver on tail pocket dab dry and apply gold bond powder ,it's surprising how a mucky tail pocket affects all aspects of a bulldog ,also thornit powder is good...

Biting needs to be corrected immediately a very very firm no whilst sprayed with water in the face works well usually !,if you have a friend who walks their dog then try asking them to call for you and try walking the dogs together from your front door that usually works also

It can be very hard with bulldogs ,they are renowned for difficult house breaking,the only thing is to go back to basics,even using puppy pads to establish where to toilet in the house if they do decide to have an accident,confinement to 1 room if not supervised and a long walk to encourage to...