Misdiagnosed Allergies -- Deciphering Itching
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2021
- Do you have a dog that is constantly scratching itself? In this video, Dr. Judy and Gwen discuss itching and what may cause it. They break down the various allergies that may cause itching as well as discuss the possibility that the itching may be from a type of mite. Dr. Judy also discusses why certain breeds may be prone to itching due to CM or SM. Learn how to discover the cause of your dog's itching. (Recorded on 10/14/2021)
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My digs are so itchy I’ve tried everything I neeeeed help she’s so uncomfortable, I can’t even go to work , and leave her alone because of how much she’s biting into her skin and leaving her wounds, I have no one to watch her , it’s starting to get very hard to pay , I’m 25 with two rescue litter sisters, if I didn’t take them in they were going to get euthanized they were starved and abused , so it’s been a rollercoaster, I wouldn’t change it for the world 🙏🏻❤️💐 I just want her body to feel better
I have a 12 year 90 lb boxer/mastiff mix (that’s what I was told when I rescued her) and never really any issues at all. She has eaten kibble all her life, although I try and get the better of the kibble options. I have a soon to be 4 year old 70lb pure boxer which seems to be my problem child because she has been itchy which I know they can have issues. I switched her to raw food, not sure how long it was, but she still had some issues and do the vet suggested the hydrolyzed protein diet to rule out food as being the culprit but she’s been on this for about 6 months now and still runs her face on the ground or paws at her eyes and ears. Also scratches at her arm pits and you can see her skin is dry because she’s black. She doesn’t lose her fur or have any sores of any kind. Vet also said that it’s most likely environmental issues then and we did like 2 Cytopoint injections but I do not like giving that and also she gets vaccinations which I feel horrible about since investigating more and from what I hear in the groups I’m in. I just never really thought about it, since it’s coming from the vet but then again what do human doctors do to us? They want to push meds without getting to the real problem of our issues. I’m definitely going to go back to raw for at least my boxer for now, since she has the issues and maybe do 1/2 and 1/2 for my 12 year old. I just get overwhelmed because it’s not cheap and I guess I could try making it myself I just don’t want to miss anything and them not get all their needed nutrients.
Cytopoint is toxic.
I'm not willing to do any medication/treatment (me or my dog) without proof of the cause of the problem or a definitive diagnosis.
Holy cow. I have Syringomyelia and Chiari Malformation and my dog may have it, too. 😮
I 9⁹ to a vca and they told me my gsd had allergie. I said that I was concerned that he might have fleas .I left telling them the chewing makes me think he is getting bit but I couldn't find fleas. It was then they put a flea comb on his butt area once and they said no fleas! They didn't want to find what the allergies were just interested in given the cytopoint. Well guess what he didn't scratch for a month but it came back and it was fleas. I then had the house infested because of the vet not wanting to take a minute to look further! I have been fighting with the fleas on and off for a year . I'm struggling to get rid of them completely and not for lack of trying! I had to have an exterminator come! I have switched vets and cam you believe in the records they have not removed the allergies and it's just not right because of the records still state allergies I have been trying to get insurance and it's just not easy ! I can't believe they never thought of changing their misdiagnosed allergies for fleas!
So informative! Thank you so vey much.
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great source of good information. Thank you!!!
Thank you SO much for this video, Dr. Judy and Gwen. I am making some changes right away to my Cocker Spaniel's life and diet. Love your books, blog, and videos.
It’s also Mercury Retrograde right now and communications, including internet, will be all messed up. Bummer!😢
My integrative vet recommended Oil of Oregano tablets for my GSD’s allergies. Between that and eliminating lamb/changing to a more cooling diet, his allergies are under control and the yeasty smell is gone! He is also taking a supplement for dampness, I think it’s definitely helping his yeasty boi problems.
can you let me know what dosage and weight for your dog.
What is the supplement you used for dampness?
Yes, please tell us what supplement you are talking about for dampness! I also have a gsd working breed that is just having issues with inflammation ! I am not happy with the vet and I have been trying to find someone in ct.I have been at my wits end and the ones that are listed as holistic are not truly an ideal fit if they are still using the poison flea and tick meds and don't want to see him if he is raw fed? I don't get it ! You are holistic, but you are not using full holistic medicine? Vaccines? Why do they say that ? I would like to know why they are on the directory? Thanks, Dr. Judy for your wonderful work for the animals!❤️❤️
The Concentrated Damp Heat Skin by Jing Tang is what Matlock (GSD) has been on- it is amazing!
Matlock is about 62ish lbs now. He and my 41 lb dog take the same dosage of ADP Oil of Oregano tablets. 1 tablet twice daily in the peak of allergy season. These crush very well after you split them. My mixed breed 41 lb dog isn’t the biggest fan of taking them whole, so they are crushed into her food.
Sorry it took me so long to respond, friends!
@karenwestfall7166 @Pulsardogtraining @ellemarierolfe7518
Another GREAT video, thank you ladies!
Damn conventional vets! I've been seeing a lot of itching in other facebook groups and i try to invite them over to my group As Nature Intended, so they can educate themselves. This video will be a great one to share with them Judy, so again, a huge THANK YOU...lets help some of these dogs which are given unnecessarily meds for misdiagnosis because I'm suspecting that this goes on a LOT with conventional vets.. I'm also seeing antibiotics given at any chance, for things that can be treated with food therapy or natural topicals.. vets not looking at the cause which is sometimes cause through what the vest is doing to the poor dog.. Apoquel and drugs like this don't heal.
My little shih tzu (9) has had problems scratching just like Gabby since she had her pups and I know that if I take her to the conventional vets here that they'll tell me its what I'm feeding and/or allergies when I KNOW its not.. Holistic vet will be taking a look at her again soon.
I've learnt a lot over the years with video's like this and the latest Summit confirmed a few things with Missy to, especially Dr. Odette Suter presentation when she talked about nerves.
Hi I hope your Shih tzu is feeling much better now. Could they find the root problem? I have a 17 weeks Shih tzu too mines gets itchy after eating I think its food related her Dr visit is soon so I can't wait I will start making her food too. I think its best for her after watching these videos.
I have it with my vet .I go to the vca In CT. I have pushed them to do whatever it takes for a diagnosis but it seems to aggravate them . I was told he has allergies but to what?i said I need to know! I have to have answers to why he is itchy and it frustrating to see him suffer constantly! I don't believe it got so bad he had flakes in the lower back and tail and the smell was overwhelming. They wont get to the bottom of it and I was at my wits end and allowed them to give him a cytopoint shot. I thought ok now that you gave him the shot can we get to the root cause? They said he was an allergic dog and I would have to accept that he would have to get this shot ever 6 to 8 weeks. I don't believe in bandaids and I walk out in tears left to research this myself. He's a gsd and he's raw fed. I've never seen a veterinarian who has no interest in diagnosing and I need help finding a place that has doctors like you. Please help 🙏
I'm sorry that happened to you. You can try www.AHVMA.org to see if there is a holistic veterinarian in your area.
What essential oils do you recommend for an itchy dog?
Would hepatic encephalopathy be a possible cause for the sort of idiopathic itching, as well? Serenity had 6 weeks of insanely high resp rates, leading to the clear assumption of some degree of brain damage, decrease of optimal function (at roughly 1 yr of age). She has 3 spots on her body, NO skin issues or coat disturbances, none ever, where, like with Gabby...if I touch her there, instant reflex foot movement to scratch, itch...
I forgot to mention that he also has digestive problems.
Hi Dr. Morgan, my doggie, 2 yrs old, recently had a physical and the labs were processed in house. Is that the best way? Do you have a guide how to read the labs? Thank yo!!
Dr. Morgan recommends using a lab like iddex since their machines are regularly calibrated as oppose to in house labs. If you are dealing with thyroid issues use hemopet lab.
Can dust mites live in the corn cat litter? Im wondering if that could be a cause of my dog’s itching.
I'm sure they could
What is SM?
I think it's Syringomyelia
Mites Question? If the dog does have mites How is this treated??
It depends on the type of mites. Herbal and chemical solutions exist.
my dog almost scratched all her fur off and i stopped feeding her beef kidneys and now she is no longer itching and her fur grew back
and she has never had a vaccine and she never will...she is ten and look like she 5
@@deansing2405I regret giving mine vaccines. I have a dog that’ll be 12 this year and is in good health and never had issues even with giving her vaccinations. I have a boxer that will be 4 in September and it wasn’t until getting her that I’ve been investigating more because she’s my problem child. She has itchy skin at times, her ears really don’t smell to me but get gunky and does paw at them. She currently is on a hydrolyzed protein diet but am stoping that because she still itches with it. She did get a couple Cytopoint injections but I honestly don’t want to do it so I think I’m going back to the raw diet or some close to it.
I live in VA my dog is a mess and I’m starting to cry. I can’t seem to help her at all. Balding, thick scaling, hair loss.. I have taken her off chicken( so far won’t eat ☹️) I’m at such a loss to her
Have you tried red meat raw diet? I feed a raw diet and my dogs are doing great. Hair loss is less. Dr. Judy has a recipe on UA-cam
Hi Dr Morgan I have a mixed breed dog boxer American,Staffordshire terrier she is very itchy, itchy paws, head shaking, constantly chewing and licking her paws her veterinarian put her on Apoquel out veterinarian said it was safe if I don’t give her apoquel she itches like crazy I would like to get her off Apoquel but this is the only thing that controls her itching any suggestions to stop her paw chewing and licking and weening
Hi Diane - apoquel is a very dangerous drug it can cause cancer. What’s your dogs diet. Allergies can’t be fixed when feeding kibble. You want to feed a species appropriate diet. Some of the brands Dr. Morgan recommends are small batch, raised right, Allprovide.
@@swetadesai9934 Hello, thank you for the information our Veterinarian never mentioned Cancer and that was my concern but I put my faith in a professional and not doing my own research I am no longer giving her Apoquel will be starting her on a raw diet I hope it helps her.
@@dianeprice304how is your dog doing with the allergies since doing the raw food?
Hate steriods with a passion .. My vet knows that even the mention of it ends in a resounding no. Near killed my boy with Drug induced Thrombocytopenia.. his platelets went through the floor. Luckily with high dose Vit C protocol and herbs he is still here today.
What kind of vitamin c is it ester c or the bio c ?
@ellemarierolfe7518 powdered vit c by Melrose. I think from memory it was calcium ascorbate
My Akita has a rash with blisters what can I do
She doesn’t answer any questions she just likes the compliment questions
Thank you for this video. I just found it, however there's a lot of great information. I'm going to take my dog's collar off right now.
A vet once told me they use flea & tick preventative for chronic ear infection.
If I have 3 dogs and all of them have yeast issues what would you think is the issue? Food or environment? Ears, toes, and one has some face redness
Could be both. Feed a diet with no starch for at least 6 weeks to see if they improve.
@@judymorgan4241 does this have to be a raw diet? Home cooked fresh? What would the best recipe be for them? Or freezer dried? Frozen? But your saying stop kibble? One dog is on prescription hydrolyzed dog food. Does that have starch? I would love for them to not itch anymore.
@@mariaw4151 Can be raw or cooked. Just needs to be fresh food. I would start with Viva Raw rabbit or Vital Essentials rabbit.
@@mariaw4151my dog is currently on a hydrolyzed protein diet and I will be stopping because she still is itchy and I don’t care what the vet says, whether it’s formulated by a vet or not!! It’s junk in my opinion! The first 3 ingredients in her prescription is brewers rice, hydrolyzed soy protein and chicken fat!
@@mariaw4151I think she said yeast comes from the food.
Does having an intact male dog cause skin allergies. Because my vet said if I have him neutered, he will have fewer allergies. Is this true? I have a 3 year old American Pitbull Terrier and don't want to alter him in any way unless it's absolutely necessary
@roninglx: What complete B.S. A dog that has not been altered has beneficial hormones.
I'd ask for his source, studies that support that belief.
@sheilasmith7779 thanks, I totally agree. I've switched veterinarian and now with a holistic vet
@roninglx May last year 2023 O received my 5 1/2 month old Shih-Poo dog. Years ago I learned about problems with vaccines, human and dog vax, and problems with commercial dog food. I believed that if we did not intend to beed, we were expected to be "responsible," pet owners to spay and neuter. Just never thought why. The narrative we was to reduce the stray dog population. Then I saw several studies on the Western nations that don't do that and they had a miniscule number of stray dogs.
Hmm?
I had tried to schedule the procedure but no clinic had an opening for several weeks. And surprisingly during that time I learned the downside of spay and neutering (the loss of health benefits of those hormones) My dog is a healthy 15 months old, with all his body parts.
When he misbehaves, I threatened to snip and he runs from the room.😀
We are always learning, and trying to make the best decision. I have learned that most decisions and actions are not urgent, and calm consideration is wise.
@sheilasmith7779 I agree with you and I've read of the same articles about the downsides of neutering and spaying. I too like to learn and educate myself about our furry family members