Candida Yeast Infection Treatment

By | Mar 3, 2010

Hello, can you please suggest a treatment for Dogs Candida Yeast Infection. My dog has had yeast infection issues for some time and I would love to find a permament solution. thanks!

Are enzymes a good solution; or is a medicated drug the best approach to take?

Enzymes for Dogs Itchy Skin

By | Feb 19, 2010

Hi, I read your article on dog enzymes and really found it informational. Can you please post an article explaining the different types of enzymes and how they help dog health; especially with respect to itchy skin and excessive scratching.

I have a mixed breed (mostly doberman) who was always scratching his skin before we switched to your enzymes and oatmeal medicated shampoo.

I would love to understand the various of enzymes, and perhaps minerals and supplements, in your product and exactly what their function is.

thanks so much – love your products!!

antibacterial pet lotion

By | Feb 16, 2010

Hello, is there an antibacterial lotion or shampoo that can be used on my dogs paws? he gets rashes and scratchy paws. I have tried to use hand lotion but he licks it off. Is there a balm or lotions I can apply to his paws to help cure the dry skin?

many thanks!

Dog Skin Allergy

By | Feb 9, 2010

Lately there have been many questions asked about the origins of scratching and itchy skin; is it a result of a poor selection of shampoo, dog allergies, or other factors? Well there is no one answer, the situation is unique for all dogs. I can however tell you that about 75% of all cases we see (and we get a lot) are a result of  dog skin allergy issues.

The best way to determine why your dog is experiencing dry skin, itchy hair, hot spots, or perhaps rashes is through a process of elimination. First try switching out the dog shampoo that you use (wash once a week for 2 weeks) See if you notice any difference. You most likely will not notice a complete correction, but look for improvement on your dogs skin. If not, then dog skin allergies are a prime suspect. We would then recommend to start using dog enzymes begin to look for any improvement. If it is indeed dogs skin allergies causing the problems than you should see some improvement in about 10 days.

Continue using the enzymes and in 3-weeks you should see noticeable improvement on your dogs skin and a noticeable decrease in dog scratching.  You should also notice a big decrease in your dogs dry skin

Thanks for your questions and feel free to ask any other related to pet health

Dog Scratching and Dog Diarrhea – there is a possible connection

By | Feb 4, 2010

Each and every an animal can get any sort of illness and sometimes the reason behind the illness is tricky to discover. With respect to dogs so many illnesses come from diet, or lack of diet. This includes dogs skin conditions and dogs diarrhea. This may happen in dogs because of any allergy form the food that it must have taken or because of the stress. Dog diarrhea is one of the reasons that is largely possible is the trash on which the dogs keep attacking every now and then. There are some things about which if car is taken, you can save your dog from diarrhea. Dog Enzymes can help cure dog diarrhea as well as many other conditions such as dogs skin allergies as well as atopic dermatitis dogs.
The first thing that you can do is to always keep a check on your dog and see what all it is eating. Never allow your dog to eat in the open areas where there is possibility of worms that normally resemble eatables in the general. The dogs think that they are food products and eat them. Get a dewormer for the garden in your house. There are many other chemicals that we use in general in the house for cleaning etc. take care that your dog does not swallow any packet of that. If in case you doubt that the chemical has reacted on your dog, immediately take the dog to the doctor. Also pay attention to other signs which will help you determine if the condition stems from a dog skin allergy or other health issue. For example if you notice excessive dog scratching than you pet may have a dogs skin allergy.
Another way to stop dog diarrhea in your dog is to make the dog eat homemade meals two to three times in day. The meals must be in small portions and also must be low fat. Again, pay attention to what is occurring on your dogs skin. Is the dog scratching and has the scratch frequency changed. If it has this may be a sign that it was indeed a dogs skin allergy causing the problems. You can try to give your dog boiled rice with little cottage cheese. If not beef then you can add some yogurt to the rice to help the dog to improve the digestion. If your does not like this plain food then to add a bit more taste to it you can put some ground beef with it. Other than rice you can give your dog oatmeal. If you want to serve non vegetarian food then you can give your dog boiled chicken and turkey. Skin diseases dogs manage to get are often a result of their food.
For the effective support to improve upon dog diarrhea, you must make your dog eat this meal even after a few days of the recovery from the illness. Then after a few more days you can start giving your dog its regular diet. If your dog has a problem of diarrhea occurrence very often, then get your dog to start taking diet that is highly digestible like the pumpkin. You can try giving your dog a diet that is rich in fiber on regular basis. These diets will help in making the stools firm.
If all your efforts that you have been trying successful for a long time or which are common treatments are not being fruitful then it is the time to take your dog to the veterinary doctor. The doctor would take the samples of the stool of your dog and give the correct reason for diarrhea and guide you with the right treatment. Lastly, notice what is happening with the dogs itchy skin and pay attention to any changes.

dogs skin allergies

By | Feb 4, 2010

Hello, can you explain how allergies are tied to skin conditions on a dog? For example, is it true that dog allergies can cause itchy skin, scratching, and skin irritations? how does this occur? thanks

Itchy Skin Dogs

By | Feb 3, 2010

Hello, my to Basset Hounds are biting their skin very often and we just recently changed the type of dog food we provide. Can this dogs itchy skin a result of a change in diet?

Also, is there a chance it can be a skin disorder? will pet enzymes help?

Thanks so much in advance!

Dog Bath

By | Dec 31, 2009

Hi, how often would you recommend I give my dog a bath. He is an indoor pet, although he does run around in the woods everyday.

We would like to give him a bath every week but worry it may be to much.

Thanks! Katie and John

Dog Dandruff

By | Dec 28, 2009

Hi, my dog gets bad dandruff after a bath and it lasts about 2 weeks. he is black so it is real noticeable. He does not scratch so much, but just the white flakes are an issue for us. any ideas on the cause and what can be done to help

Itchy dog skin

By | Dec 22, 2009

Hello, my dog often gets dry itchy skin when winter comes around.  It causes him to flake and scratch a lot.   What can be done to help out?  I have tried bathing him less and keeping him inside more but does not seem to work.  thanks, Annabel.

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