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My little furball thanks you! :aimeeyorkFINN SEEMS TO BE A LITTLE BETTER TODAY, ISN'T THAT STRANGE BUT MAYBE THE THYROID PILL (DON'T KNOW THE NAME) IS STARTING TO HELP PLUS I WENT BACK ON THE BENADRYL. I AM GOING TO LOOK UP THE ATOPICA AND THE ZYMOX AND IF THINGS DO NOT GET BETTER I WILL SUGGEST THOSE TO OUR VET. :animal-pa |
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Phoebe was having bad scratching spells a few weeks ago, and the places looked awlful, the vet checked her out and she was allergic to a few of her treats, and it had to be her favorite two!!!! |
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i do not think i have seen atopica on this list but going back to check |
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if this were my dog from what you are describing i would take a step back and on the next time for flea protection i would use revolution as it is for flea, heart worm and tick and it is used to rule out scabies (sacroptic mange) and much prefer that to toxic dips :( and i would do natural balance venison and sweet potato for 12 weeks there is a canned version as well to pill with. I would do this for 3 months also if the dog was not tested for thyroid I would get that panel done as i am freaking out reading this not knowing if a thyroid panel was done and a vet giving thyroid meds as that is just nuts to me. You can have the thyroid panel done through michigan state or dr jean dodds as we see dr jean dodds and she is an expert in blood work. I personally think it has something to do with scabies or food if steroids are not giving relief - i do not suspect demodex as demodex is not that itchy but scabies is. |
Gabby has had allergies since we adopted her. I have been trying to find more natural or holistic approaches to treating her. I have yet to find the "miracle cure". lol. After reading about how much money people spend at the vets for medications that don't seem to "fix" the problem, I have been trying different treatments with a variety of results. I have tried a powder, similar to "Thorn-It" for drying out the ears. That alleviates the itching for several days, but doesn't really solve the problem. I have tried Zymox with cortisone and the ear cleaner. It seems to help, and does alleviate the itching. Benadryl upsets my dogs stomach and causes the runs. Using vinegar and water seems to do the best. I just received some Azmira Pau D'Arco (pow darko) which is a herb from South America tree bark. The trees do not grow any type of fungus and they have found it effective in the treatment of yeast infections. Will have to let you know if it works as I have just started giving it to Gabby yesterday. Azmira has other things to use with the Pau D'Arco, but I am trying one thing at a time. I also feed ZiwiPeak which is a very good food and my dogs all love it.....although it is quite costly. |
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my Dakota has severe food allergies. We did the process of elemination, he had ear infections, yeast infections on his toes, eyes, skin, you name it. We are on ZD ultra and nothing and I mean nothing else. I have to put him in a separate room for feeding time because one bite of anything else sets him off. He has been on ZD for over a year now and doing well. Suki on the otherhand has allergies to who knows what, but just itchy, she will scratch so bad she bleeds. We went thru all the steroids, benedril, but the Atopica works for her. So so far were in good shape. Hang in there. Be diligent and dont give up, it takes awhile to figure out what works. Good luck to you. |
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