General Question Immune Boosters??
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Hello,
Actually I have a GREAT additional treatment that I strongly suggest and recommend. Please PM me for the product. No, I do not sell it.
Here's my story:
Just the same as in your case, my dog Belle ended up with a very bad case of democodexis. She ended up loosing hair all over. Using the meds, shampoos and food products was working. But the process was so slow, I thought it would never heal. After several months I found a ointment and started using it. It cleared up so much faster. In fact, her coat was so nice that I was able to enter her into dog shows a few months later. No signs of EVER having any hair issues. Her coat now at 2 years old is better than any of the other dogs I have.
When 2 other dogs ended up getting skin patch issue, I started using the cream right from the beginning and the recovery time was cut down by 70%. I have used it 4 times now and I am CONVINCED of the effectiveness.
Meds and shampoos are good. This is icing on the cake.
Good Day~
Actually I have a GREAT additional treatment that I strongly suggest and recommend. Please PM me for the product. No, I do not sell it.
Here's my story:
Just the same as in your case, my dog Belle ended up with a very bad case of democodexis. She ended up loosing hair all over. Using the meds, shampoos and food products was working. But the process was so slow, I thought it would never heal. After several months I found a ointment and started using it. It cleared up so much faster. In fact, her coat was so nice that I was able to enter her into dog shows a few months later. No signs of EVER having any hair issues. Her coat now at 2 years old is better than any of the other dogs I have.
When 2 other dogs ended up getting skin patch issue, I started using the cream right from the beginning and the recovery time was cut down by 70%. I have used it 4 times now and I am CONVINCED of the effectiveness.
Meds and shampoos are good. This is icing on the cake.
Good Day~
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Thank you for asking. He's doing a lot of sleeping - a lot, but becomes very energetic when it's time to eat!!! He'll get up to play for a few seconds, then go back to sleep.
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Our guy never scratched either, but his skin was still a mess with yeast, etc. Finding out the allergies has helped tremendously. I don't end up buying things to try now that he would be allergic to. If you have the $ at some point, I highly recommend it. These guys are sturdy and I think we worry more than them - however, I think many of them suffer in silence and are prone to major allergies.
Our guy never scratched either, but his skin was still a mess with yeast, etc. Finding out the allergies has helped tremendously. I don't end up buying things to try now that he would be allergic to. If you have the $ at some point, I highly recommend it. These guys are sturdy and I think we worry more than them - however, I think many of them suffer in silence and are prone to major allergies.
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if yeasty skin is a problem you can sponge him down with a 50/50 apple cider/water solution. Don't towel dry, let him drip dry in the tub.
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