Rdaughtery
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- Jan 21, 2020
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- Bulldog(s) Names
- Bella and Charlie
I have two English Bulldogs. I took the advice from a bulldog owner to feed them Earthborn taste of the wilderness dog food and my dogs were stunning. Beautiful coats! I went to a vet who is supposed to specialize in English bulldogs and was advised that grain free is the fastest way to kill a dog? Thereās a whole lot to the vet story... he actually suggested to do a pallet surgery on my dogs and killed my 6 month puppy by giving her to much anesthesia. Everyone in my area swears this man is the ābestā but he wrote me a check to purchase a new puppy so I would hush about what he did!! Needless to say... Iām heartbroken..
My current issue.. my 1 1/2 year old black and white Bella has been on the Earthborn from the beginning of her life. The vet above spayed her and did the pallet surgery about 2 months ago. He tried to Blame the grain free dog food when he killed my puppy... I had a necropsy because I knew dang well my puppy was healthy! And she was perfectly developed.
After finding a new vet who stated also grain free is bad I switched to Royal Canin...
My dog went from Beautiful to a hot mess in two months time! She has a crusty nose, develop a yeast infection in the vagina, and her hair has fallen off in patches! The new vet is recommending thyroid test, a surgery for her girl parts.. etc..
I tried to explain the dog food change and he stood behind the grain free statement.
When Iām looking up the dog food here I see the Earthborn at the top of the list and the Royal Canin at the bottom.
So now Iām confused and torn and I just want to go back to having beautiful dogs!! I am wondering if the spay could cause the skin situation or is it the dang dog food?? Or do I go with the ānormal bulldog skinā theory. I canāt seem to get anyone to understand that she had NO skin issues before the dog food switch. Unfortunately we switched the food in the exact time frame as the spay.
After looking my Charlie I do not ever want to put my dog under anesthesia unless it is my last resort. I donāt want to feed my dogs something that will kill them either!
Sorry this is long.. Iāve been through a lot over the last few months. Going to the ābulldog specialistā opened Pandoraās box!! Itās been horrible.
My current issue.. my 1 1/2 year old black and white Bella has been on the Earthborn from the beginning of her life. The vet above spayed her and did the pallet surgery about 2 months ago. He tried to Blame the grain free dog food when he killed my puppy... I had a necropsy because I knew dang well my puppy was healthy! And she was perfectly developed.
After finding a new vet who stated also grain free is bad I switched to Royal Canin...
My dog went from Beautiful to a hot mess in two months time! She has a crusty nose, develop a yeast infection in the vagina, and her hair has fallen off in patches! The new vet is recommending thyroid test, a surgery for her girl parts.. etc..
I tried to explain the dog food change and he stood behind the grain free statement.
When Iām looking up the dog food here I see the Earthborn at the top of the list and the Royal Canin at the bottom.
So now Iām confused and torn and I just want to go back to having beautiful dogs!! I am wondering if the spay could cause the skin situation or is it the dang dog food?? Or do I go with the ānormal bulldog skinā theory. I canāt seem to get anyone to understand that she had NO skin issues before the dog food switch. Unfortunately we switched the food in the exact time frame as the spay.
After looking my Charlie I do not ever want to put my dog under anesthesia unless it is my last resort. I donāt want to feed my dogs something that will kill them either!
Sorry this is long.. Iāve been through a lot over the last few months. Going to the ābulldog specialistā opened Pandoraās box!! Itās been horrible.