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09-02-2005, 09:56 AM | #1 |
Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: May 2005 Location: London UK
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| Homeopathic treatments for my yorkie, I wouldn't be without. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Go to www.doghealth.co.uk theres a marvellous homeopathic drink for dogs called Moor Gold and a powder called Protect,that contains live bacteria. You give it daily and it saved my yorkie from Colitis. He was passing blood and mucus in his stools and the vet wanted to cut him open for exploratory surgery but I said no and went on the web. He started taking Moor Gold May 2004 and hasn't had a bout of collitis since. You could see a difference in him in one week it's so good. He still takes it,so go take a look at the website. It's safe for puppies and older dogs too and the customer care is second to none, you can ask questions and they are happy to help. They also sell other great homeopathic treatments for dogs which I have used and wouldn't be without for my yorkie. all the best Lisa |
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09-09-2005, 03:22 PM | #2 |
Yorkie Yakker Join Date: May 2005
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| Could you please let me know what is Colitis? How did you discover that your baby has it. Thanks |
09-09-2005, 04:20 PM | #3 |
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| I think homeopathic treat ments are great.My girlfriend owns a store with that sort of stuff and in the mail today I am expecting homeopathic flea treatments for my dogs,Ill let you know how they work. dianne and prudence |
09-10-2005, 09:23 AM | #4 |
Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: May 2005 Location: London UK
Posts: 228
| colitis Colitis is basically inflamatory bowel disease but really bad. My Yorkie developed it aged nine and started passing mucus and blood with his stools. His tummy would make loud gurgling noises and he would often vomit and would sleep alot. Apparently Yorkies are prone to this disease. The vet put him onto antibiotics and a special diet which helped but as soon as he came off of the antibiotics he would have another bout of colitis. The vet wanted to cut him open and do exploratory surgery which I was not happy about as this surgery I was told was risky and my Yorkie is not a young man anymore. I said no to the surgery much to my vets disagreement and I also didn't want my dog on antibiotics for the rest of his life as this isn't good either so I went looking elsewhere for alternative treatments. I found a website www.doghealth.co.uk which sell homeopathic treatments for dogs and other animals, emailed them for advice and straight away put him onto two products called "Moor Gold" which is a tonic given daily and "Protect" which is a probiotic powder also given daily sprinkled on the food. After just five days my dog was alot better and touch wood to this day he hasn't had a bout of colitis, he's nearly eleven years old. He's happier and eats better I guess because he's not in pain,I suppose it feels a bit like a human with IBS and if you've had that you know what pain is. They are so friendly at doghealth and helped me choose the right products to give my yorkie. Hope this helps |
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