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I wash my dog in the summer time in an oatmeal flea and tick shampoo once a week. Then a water and applecyder vinegar wash at least 2 to 3 times a week. Sometimes I rub the water cider vinegar solution on him an let air dry. Great vid by the way, just watched to make sure I was doin right! Thanks
Thanks for all the info. Every dog owner should know about this. I got tired of hearing about all the drugs my dog may possible need. I know there are other options and I always get very creative with my dog. But this gives me the okay to try things I already wanted to try. Edit: thx so much for the written description.
So some people say the vinegar doesn’t work to repel fleas ticks and mosquitoes? I really dont wanna give him medicine for this. We do a lot camping so I really need a natural solution for him. He also eats farmers dog food and eats bananas eggs and blueberries
I was searching for something like this. This is such an informative video I am surely trying this. I have been hearing about some uses of it but wasn't sure if its safe for my dog. I am surely recommending this to my friends with dog. really helpful thanks
Very helpful Doc, will try for my Gerbian Shepsky - he jumps into bushes & do lots of PhD before Pee or Poop & am very scared of him getting infected by flee or germs -- this will hope help him. & thanks for ACV into drinking water bowl suggestion. I will. Thank You Again
Glad that helped your Shepsky. I'd also take a look at this video, particularly the Neem oil: ua-cam.com/video/o-U4pKTekkE/v-deo.html No insect likes coming near a dog with a few dabs of this on. PhD lol, know just what you mean.
Thank you new sub, I also recommend Irish sea moss for arthritis, humans too and hi iron count. All my years of alkaline plants and nutrition ive never come across apple cider vinegar umh granny Smith apple is the most alkaline apple. Maybe learning to m
Make our own solutions, especially us giant breed owners. My saintXMastin is having a pamper day today so I'm off to buy some organic apple cider, I have tons of lavender to mix and sage, sage is goid for brain health too. Thank you sending peace from uk.
@@alkalinehealingadvocate5617 Thank you for sharing your information. I have some new Irish sea moss on the shelf. Yes ACV good for alkalising the system. I grow many herbs too. Enjoy pamper day. Nice day today too. UK also.
@dan Scott can I use this as a natural flea tick and mosquito repellent? We do a lot of camping and need a natural solution. I don’t want to give him the harmful meds from the vet. He also eats farmers dog food which is more healthy than kibble. I also feed him blueberries as they are packed with antioxidants. Bananas too. Along with one boiled egg a week. Please let me know your thoughts
I tried the coconut oil for my puppy, shame she is still biting and scratching alot, I truly hope this will help her I can't bare to she her in so much pain anymore. I've changed her food changed her blankets, tried tick and flea shampoo and Powder, but nothing help her. She only have releave when she is asleep. She can even play properly anymore from all the scratching.
She'll need a more fresh food based diet, mayby try freeze dried raw to begin with as it's the easyest: Bixby Rawbble Freeze Dried Raw chicken - amzn.to/3YH6GVD Bixby Rawble - Freeze Dried Lamb - amzn.to/3kDbUmX Transition over slowly.. old food to new and build up o new food only over two weeks. This helps to stop the itching over time. For now: email me for free extra info on this issues danscott at healthydogforlife.com Tip to start: Oatmeal Pet Wash: amzn.to/3CYUBjw and oregano oil: amzn.to/3ulnF1T For the first week, bathe your dog every two days or so. After that, you can move on to every third or fourth day. Gradually increase the amount of time in between baths. Add 1 drop of the oregano oil to the shampoo amount for that days wash. And.. Add this soil based probiotic to meals, start slow and small and build to normal dose over a week: amzn.to/3yoURqU
I want to include raw egg with the shell(bleded) but I'm worried hearing about groceries spraying ttheir eggs with chemicals, would washing them in hot water be good enough? I'm going to start including coconut oil, pumpkin sardines and eggs into my dogs diet, can this be fed on top of his kibble which he loves? Thanks for all your replies and insight
You could get organic eggs otherwise wash in apple cider vinegar 50:50 with water. Good food plan, just lower the amount of kibble given when adding the extra fresh foods.
Hello, I have a pit mix with bad environmental allergies also he has a chicken allergy. Right now he had an reaction that’s environmental & was on cytopoint which barely helped. He has also developed what I think is a yeast infection & he has a hotspot by his ear. I’m treating it with ACV & diluted with water in a spray bottle but don’t know how often I should do so? I was thinking everyday twice a day? Please help!
Twice a day is good. I know the issues your dog is facing and here's some advice to follow. If you feed kibble, the best thing to do first is remove 50% of the kibble from the bowl and replace with raw eggs (preferably organic), canned sardines (in plain water with skin & bone intact: 12 Pack Sardines - amzn.to/3vaXrj6), some part cooked and blended veggies like broccoli, kale, green beans, spinach, brussel sprouts, bok choy etc and some meat proteins such as chicken meat, even better. Now your dogs getting live enzymes, probiotics, Omega 3 oils, the highest quality proteins and nutritional assimilation from eggs (100%), and antioxidants, minerals and vitamins from vegetables. Always add a quality probiotic: (skin issues/yeast/itchy dogs) use this one: amzn.to/3yoURqU and for all other dogs use this one: shrsl.com/3uv7l If you want an excellent, VERY low carbohydrate kibble at just 5%, (high carbs cause inflammation, itchy skin, hot spots and lead to greater disease at some point and nearly all kibbles are 40+ carbs!) and with high protein at 47% (dogs thrive on proteins), correct fats at 15% and natural additives, have a look at Ketona Kibble: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble. Still add the fresh foods even with the best kibble. What you stated your dog has will be helped greatly by the above, just change the meat proteins if currently allergic to it. And no vaxx or vet drugs, nothing synthetic.
@@DanScott1 When we adopted him from the ASPCA he was on Hills Science chicken free but we decided to try Blue Buffalo chicken free & I think maybe that’s what’s been causing his issues now. I will definitely try your suggestions & switch him back to the Hills Science. Thank you! 😁
@@Shotoclock4081 No, no no.. never hills! Awful food. Follow my advice above, very useful and use the Ketona (million times better than the BB and Hills, not least of which is carbohydrates, and they both have 40+ carbs.)
@@DanScott1Sorry your comment was overlooked. Great and real advice than just suggesting a kibble brand and leaving. Good information and thank you for taking time out of your day to respond with detailed advice.
I love your videos Dan ,thanks so much ,,,I was at vet last 2 months for antibiotics and apoquel and her paws are still rashing up and looking swollen and red , (yeast infection he said )would the 50 50 mix of acv and water knock it out or try something different? How many times a day ? I gotta get her right ,Poor girl is limping around and stressed and I gotta knock this out , thx for the great stuff and I’m jumping on board with all your info as well
Yeast is pernicious. You MUST add fresh food to the diet, give 10% or less carbs in the diet (cause yeast) and lower the additives (cause immune weakness so it can't deal with yeast). Give zero vaxx and apoquel is bad medicine. So take out 50% of kibble and replace with raw eggs, canned sardines in water, part cooked and blended veggies and some meats. Add soil based probiotics only: amzn.to/3yoURqU For the feet, use oregano oil mixed with a carrier oil like grapeseed, olive, rice bran or coconut oil at 1 part oregano oil to 5 parts carrier oil. Mix well and apply to feet. Great temp solution for relief, while a more freash food diet kicks in over a few months and outs the yeast causing the issue. All the above are important! Put 1tsp ACV per meal to help kill yeast and alkalize the body.
@@moledog88 Excellent. Go easy and slow to sart with on new foods and supplements, give the dog a chance to adjust chemistry in the body over a week or so. Mix old and new the first few days then taper off to new only.
@@DanScott1 thanks again Dan, great stuff ! One more question, I know all kibble is junk and I’m gonna wean them off or damn near off , (right now I feed them solid gold lamb kibble ) do you recommend a lesser evil kibble ? Again much thanks
@@moledog88 The most lesser evil kibble I know of is Ketona: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble It's the ONLY kibble with just 5% carbs which is a blessing as dogs really should have less than 10% carbs in their diet. And the protein is 47%, plus natural additives. I'd still mix in some eggs, canned sardines in water and part cooked and blended veggies to get live enzymes and fresh foods in the diet. Just add some soil based probiotics: amzn.to/3yoURqU
My dog was neutered 2 weeks ago and he’s healing nicely but on the forearm where it was shaved and the IV was put in, he has been licking so much to the point of no hair growing only in that small section he licks and it is red. I have him with the cone still because of that reason I am worried he’ll make it worse or infection develops. What do you recommend? I’ve applied lavender diluted in water but no progress
The lavender diluted in water is great for fast healing but not if it's continually being licked. I'd get some silver on hand, this one is a ready spray and a good antibiotic for any infection, just spray the area twice daily until it's healed...somehow! Silver spray: amzn.to/3gJ16i3 While your on there, look for leg wrap for dogs to bandage the area or a leg brace/neoprene leg sock for dogs to block the area until healed. Just some suggestions.
Not sure what your after, the ACV?: Apple Cider Vinegar - amzn.to/33n2vHC My 3 diets ebook Feed Your Dog Better: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/
No, not this remedyif the skin is broken. I'd get some oregano oil: amzn.to/3ulnF1T add one drop to 1 tsp olive or coconut oil, mix and apply. This will keep things clean and bring some relief. This is a tempory measure and I'd look at a more fresh food based diet to help fix the underlying issues causing it.
First off thank you so much for your information you've nailed all my dog symptoms and between your kibble additives and the apple cider vinegar I'm very hopeful to solve my Border Collies problems, I'd like to ask she has very thick and long fur and it's hard to reach her skin could I make a big bowl of apple cider solution and just pour it on her in the bathtub
You could add a 50:50 solution (ACV/water) to a spritz bottle and spray her all over. Part the hair going backwards from rump to neck so it exposes the skin as you go and spray librally.
It helps with the itching but won't stop the underlying allergies from coming back. To stop his allergies it's diet that needs attention. Kibble is too rich on it's own, hence the allergies. The BEST start is with probiotics: amzn.to/3rW4JVA These are the best and will help a alot. (An easy start). Next is, get my free guide: healthydogforlife.com/guide that will help by adding some extras to the kibble meals that will help your dogs allergies to calm down. And if that gets you ecited to do more for your dog, there's my eBook Feed Your Dog Better: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/ With a healthier diet comes far less allergies and the pollen issue will clear up. Best of luck.
You can use it as often as needed. Remember that it will continously be needed until you improve the diet to change the underlying cause of the itch. Diet is the key here as explained in the video. Take a look at this free resource: healthydogforlife.com/guide
My one dog has yeast infection his feet are red I used ACV and it stopped the constant itching though his paws are still swollen red I hope it goes down soon. Do you suggest coconut oil to help? Thank you
Coconut can help, although he might lick it all off if used topically but added to food it does help break down yeast cells. Another idea is to add coconut oil to oregano oil to make a powerful antibiotic, this video has this and other options for treating yeast: ua-cam.com/video/ZWPk5Bw9I9w/v-deo.html And definitely start adding some probiotics to the diet for better digestion which breaks down the yeast more before it starts: amzn.to/3xqa2i0 You'll need to look at the underlying cause of yeast which is too much starch in the diet usually (drugs, vaccines and toxins do play a part so keep to absolute minimum). More fresh food in the diet and less kibble is the way forward to really reduce yeast buildup and the itch. I wrote an ebook on this if your interested: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/
Thank you so much Dan I will also check out your e book. You’re tips are great and I’m going buy oregano oil as well . I just have them some coconut oil in their food I hope they get healed. This year it has been rough for them with the yeast.
It's a good in the meantime remedy but for the underlying cause it's diet related and the dog needs fresh food in the mix not just dry food. So start with raw eggs, some meat proteins, canned sardines in water and some part cooked and blended veggies. Blend this food with the regular food 25% for a few days, then 50, few days, then 75% and so on. Give zero vaxx, vet drugs and 10% or less carbs (cause itchy skin from inflammation). Typical dry food is 35%+ carbs. Give this soil based probiotic at every meal: amzn.to/3yoURqU good for itchy dogs. Also give Colostrum (for allergies, sensitivity, intolerance & off Apoquel): amzn.to/3H79rad All the above for long term relief. Takes time, 3 months minimum.
@@DanScott1 absolutely appreciate u taking the time to respond. However she is on a fresh food diet as it is and has been for last 18months or so. All the foods you've listed shes fed on a regular rotation. Hence me and her stressing over what normally is a simple matter. I've applied the spray solution once today and does seem to have settled a bit, time will tell. Back to my question tho. Can I over apply the solution, could the vinegar spray in anyway be harmful if overdone?
It will be a bit stingy in the raw cracks, test it. He's suffering yeast or food allergy in the commercial pet food. Here's some advice: If you feed kibble, the best thing to do first is remove 50% of the kibble from the bowl and replace with raw eggs (preferably organic), canned sardines (in plain water with skin & bone intact: 12 Pack Sardines - amzn.to/3vaXrj6), some part cooked and blended veggies like broccoli, kale, green beans, spinach, brussel sprouts, bok choy etc and some meat proteins such as chicken meat, even better. If not liking to prepare vegetables then these freeze dried greens are antioxidant packed to help protect cells from free radical damage, cellular repair, support immunity, joints, skin issues, heart and eye health: Core Immune CARE Greens: shrsl.com/3uv18 Now your dogs getting live enzymes, probiotics, Omega 3 oils, the highest quality proteins and nutritional assimilation from eggs (100%), and antioxidants, minerals and vitamins from vegetables. Always add a quality probiotic to improve digestion and gut health: (skin issues/yeast/itchy dogs) use this one: amzn.to/3yoURqU If you want an excellent, VERY low carbohydrate kibble at just 5%, (high carbohydrates cause chronic inflammation, with itchy skin, yeast, poor gut health, ear infection, UTI's and hot spots, and nearly all kibbles are 40+% carbs!). Ketona has high protein at 47% (dogs thrive on proteins), correct fats at 15% and natural additives, so have a look at Ketona Kibble: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble. I recommend still adding the fresh foods even with the best kibble. By introducing fresh foods, really lowering carbs use, introducing greens, omega 3's, proteins and a better more suitable kibble, your dog will respond with healing and improved health over the next 12 weeks. The back itching, while hard to stop, will get better over time with the above information. I recommend zero vet drugs and vaxx, especially the vaxx. For the back, this is even better as it has healing properties and antibiotic: amzn.to/3ulnF1T Add 2 drops to teaspoon of coconut oil, mix well and rub onto back affected areas and leave on. May sting open raw cracks but test. The tips above will work to fix the underlying condition.
Probiotics will help, yes. These probiotics are excellent: amzn.to/3xqa2i0 What are you protecting the dog with from fleas? I recommend Neem Oil: amzn.to/35YQoy2 I kills fleas on contact and is 100% natural. Just dab on the areas like under neck, back of neck betwwen shoulder blades, between hips amd uner the armpitts, groin areas. Once or twice weekly to stop fleas. For the allergies you'll need to make your dogs immune system stronger with some fresh food in the diet. Think veg, eggs, canned sardines in the food to make your dog stronger and therefore more robust to flea allergy. Just depends on how far you want to help your dogs condition naturally without drugs/vet chemicals.
@@DanScott1 I have him on bravecto and also tried out diatomaceous earth but that makes his coat very dirty and skin dry, but I actually have neem oil so I will try this out, thanks so much Dan.
@@DanScott1 I have him on a hypoallergenic 1 protein kibble(salmon) and sometimes I mixed it with grain free wet dog food(cod) would cracking an egg over his kibble daily help him? What kind of veggies would you recommend, carrots, lettuce? Canned sardines sounds like he would love it, thanks!
@@strifed169 Eggs are great complete nutrition food, just crack open raw and feed. Green veggies like brocolli, peas, beans etc. Carrots are ok, lettuce fine too plus any edible herbs all great. Here's a video on the best kibbles: ua-cam.com/video/HdmrW_FKTp4/v-deo.html
I had heard about this method for itching. but he did not trust him, he was doubtful to tell the truth; But if you recommend it, it is because it is effective. Always following your advice .. GREETINGS, Dan!
Soft boiled. Stop the carbs (slowly down), feed more sardines, bit of meat, organs, greens 1/4tsp once daily in meal: amzn.to/49w0bKR Stop the shots too, cause auto immune issues, just not worth it after puppy shots and no real advantage.
Treat the worst of it with a silver spray, that will keep it clean of infection.: amzn.to/3gJ16i3 Also give these specific probiotics:amzn.to/3yoURqU They will help drive down the itching. Apart from that it's the diet. Take out some of the kibble and replace with fresh food options like eggs, canned sardines and part cooked and blended veggies. REALLY helps along with the probiotics.
Diet! Keep carbs low, under 10% and feed fresh foods. In time the itching stops. Here's some helpful information: If you feed kibble, the best thing to do first is remove 50% of the kibble from the bowl and replace with raw eggs (best) soft boiled (ok) and preferably organic, canned sardines (in plain water with skin & bone intact: 12 Pack Sardines - amzn.to/3vaXrj6), some part cooked and blended veggies like broccoli, kale, green beans, spinach, brussel sprouts, bok choy etc and some meat proteins such as chicken meat, even better. If not liking to prepare vegetables then these freeze dried greens are antioxidant packed to help protect cells from free radical damage, cellular repair, support immunity, joints, skin issues, heart and eye health: Core Immune CARE Greens: shrsl.com/3uv18 Now your dogs getting live enzymes, probiotics, Omega 3 oils, the highest quality proteins and nutritional assimilation from eggs (100%), and antioxidants, minerals and vitamins from vegetables. Always add a quality probiotic to improve digestion and gut health: (skin issues/yeast/itchy/allergy dogs) use this one: amzn.to/3yoURqU and for all other dogs use this one: shrsl.com/3uv7l If you want an excellent, VERY low carbohydrate kibble at just 5%, (high carbohydrates cause chronic inflammation, with itchy skin, yeast, poor gut health, ear infection, UTI's and hot spots, and nearly all kibbles are 40+% carbs!). Ketona has high protein at 47% (dogs thrive on proteins), correct fats at 15% and natural additives, so have a look at Ketona Kibble: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble. I recommend still adding the fresh foods even with the best kibble. By introducing fresh foods, really lowering carbs use, introducing greens, omega 3's, proteins and a better more suitable kibble, your dog will respond with healing and improved health over the next 12 weeks. Some must do's: Zero vaxx once adult (auto immune disease issues rife from over vaccination) If Rabies is mandatory, use Protect after shots: (Humic & Fulvic acid) amzn.to/33P2P1i Very low carbs in diet, 10% or less (cause of inflammation, poor gut health and later, cancer) No vet drugs, there's effective natural alternatives (always!) Feed a healthier diet with at least 50% fresh food in it. NO white foods ie white rice, potato, pasta..
I've spent over £500 on vet bills, really don't know whats wrong with him. He's scratching alot which he ends up with no fur and goes very sore. He was 2 in March so still young(labrador yellow). The vets took skin samples but nothing came back! I hope this works 🙏
That's a good start but it's the diet causing the skin issues.. seen this a 100 times! The ACV is a temporary fix. You'll want to think about adding some fresh food to the diet to feed the skin higher quality nutrients and lessen the yeast issues. My free action guide is a good place to begin: healthydogforlife.com/guide
Yes, helps. Cut out the carbs/sugars/drugs/vaccines /stress. Re the itching: Here's the following advice Green lipped muscle oil is great for itch relief. Start small but get it up to double recommended dose by 7 days and continue for 30 days. 1tsp daily is normal, 2tsp is double: amzn.to/3jAciys Add soil based probiotics to diet (not the normal milk based ones).Give twice daily for 30 days AM and PM: amzn.to/3yoURqU Also give MCT oil for 30 days (again start very small and build up to normal dose size. So just a 1/4tsp first few days, then half. If any loose stool, back off to smaller dose: amzn.to/3ETxM2W Also, a good wash and scrub once weekly for 30 days helps to move skin allergy triggers. Use a kind shampoo like this one: amzn.to/3CYUBjw This 30 day protocol should really do the job and really bring down the itching.
Man . I just noticed my two year old baby has a red spot without hair under the armpit and I couldn’t see it. I keep showering him and it seems not to work. I just rubbed some apple cider and he went to sleep right away. He seems to annoyed a lot and cries and is probably bc of it. He keeps licking the same spot and like I said is bald now……. The vet is going to charge me millions and end up giving me antibiotics or a cream …. Going to treat him this way every 6 hours for a few days see if it gets better.
Yes try that and if it does not work try a natural antibiotic on the area affected for 7 days. Get oregano oil: amzn.to/3ulnF1T mix 4 drops of oregano oil with 12 drops of carrier oil like olive, almond, grape seed or coconut oil, mix well and apply daily to spot for 7 days then stop.
I have a Blue Male Cane Corso who will be 3 June! So for almost 3 years, I have been trying to find food and supplements that be not only likes, but that are also good for him to eat! I have spent $100 on 24lb bags of food, I have bought supplements (that I don’t blame him for not eating! They smelled awful!’n), I have put eggs in kibble, broth, and water to make a gravy! I know he’s hungry, but he will walk over to it, move it around and walk away. He bites his paws, scratches ears, has acne under his chin, has terrible gas, frequently expresses his anal glands! I was told Corso’s are naturally allergic to chicken, wheat, and soy…so I changed his diet… His gas is the only thing that has improved! But, the sores on his paws have become worse… Because he’s so big (170#’s), I have never left the vets office where it has been less than $300!!! So I’d like to try to treat his sores at home first! Any suggestions? Can I use hydrogen peroxide? Oh and he can stand water…LOL
Ues 50:50 apple cider vinegar and water to clean and pur Lavender oil mixed, 5-6 drops in cereal sized bowl of warm water, damp a cloth and pat the area for faster healing. Lovely dogs BTW, kinda magnificent looking and blue is gorgeous! I can teach you how to bring the dog into good health, stop all the haelth issues and have him eat his food? I have a One to One dog health consultation and support email service: healthydogforlife.com/real-food-for-dogs-book-and-video-program-by-dan-scott/ Bottom of page, third option. This may be the kind of help your wanting. I can see that most of this is diet related and needs an overhaul.
I have been trying to find your reply!!! Thank you do very much!!! Any suggestions on kibble? We have tried between 25-30…he’s on a LID…he doesn’t like beef, apparently have chicken…so right now it’s Duck & Salmon…. Meal time is an awful time of day…most dogs run to their food dish, Monroe runs away! I know hes in pain (I’m guessing his ears & feet) b/c he snapped at my daughter. He adores her!!! He loves her more than me! But for whatever reason when he’s sore or hurt, I’m the only one, he will allow to help him… I feel awful!!! He came to us with terrible skin issues and I was able to clear them up very!!! Now, I feel like I’m failing him! They say Corso’s, as a breed wont display overt signs of pain unless it’s really bad! So I’m doing research and trying to find what’s best for him! I’m not against RX food, but we don’t even know for sure what he’s allergic too abs they haven’t told me the advantages of RX food vs non? He also eats about 5-6 cups of food a day. So I want to know the advantages before I spend another $100+ on a bag of dog food!
ACV (apple Cider Vinegar) is best, like this: amzn.to/33n2vHC For itchy dog issues, here's some further advice: If you feed kibble, the best thing to do first is remove 50% of the kibble from the bowl and replace with raw eggs (preferably organic), canned sardines (in plain water with skin & bone intact), some part cooked and blended veggies like broccoli, kale, green beans, spinach, brussel sprouts, bok choy etc and some meat proteins such as chicken meat, even better. Now your dogs getting live enzymes, probiotics, Omega 3 oils, the highest quality proteins and nutritional assimilation from eggs (100%), and antioxidants, minerals and vitamins from vegetables. Always add a quality probiotic: (skin issues/yeast/itchy dogs) use this one: amzn.to/3yoURqU and for all other dogs use this one: shrsl.com/3uv7l If you want an excellent, VERY low carbohydrate kibble at just 5%, (high carbs cause inflammation, itchy skin, hot spots and lead to greater disease at some point and nearly all kibbles are 40+ carbs!) and with high protein at 47% (dogs thrive on proteins), correct fats at 15% and natural additives, have a look at Ketona Kibble: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble Still add the fresh foods even with the the best kibble. The ACV is still a great idea but think about the above too and things will improve without having to visit the vets.
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I wash my dog in the summer time in an oatmeal flea and tick shampoo once a week. Then a water and applecyder vinegar wash at least 2 to 3 times a week. Sometimes I rub the water cider vinegar solution on him an let air dry. Great vid by the way, just watched to make sure I was doin right! Thanks
Thanks for your detailed comment, glad it works for you. Check out my neem oil video in this regard also, might be useful.
Just what I needed to know. Thank you.
Your most welcome.
It's very helpful video It teaches you how to comfort dogs, and it benefits all dog breeders in the world
It's a big help, that's for sure. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for all the info. Every dog owner should know about this. I got tired of hearing about all the drugs my dog may possible need. I know there are other options and I always get very creative with my dog. But this gives me the okay to try things I already wanted to try.
Edit: thx so much for the written description.
Your welcome Kween Jade. Fresh foods and natural supplements along with zero drugs, vaxx, very low carbs are the way forward.
So some people say the vinegar doesn’t work to repel fleas ticks and mosquitoes? I really dont wanna give him medicine for this. We do a lot camping so I really need a natural solution for him. He also eats farmers dog food and eats bananas eggs and blueberries
I was searching for something like this. This is such an informative video I am surely trying this. I have been hearing about some uses of it but wasn't sure if its safe for my dog. I am surely recommending this to my friends with dog. really helpful thanks
Yes it works a treat, glad your using it. Best of luck with your dog.
Thank you Dan. I hate to see her always scratching. I will try.
Give it a go, be patient, will improve.
Dan it's been along time since you've put up new videos. Hope your doing well! We need your expert advise 👍
Yes, it's been a long time. More coming soon now falls around the corner. Appreciate your concern.
Thank you for this information about dog health guide, it;s helpful!
My pleasure. Glad you liked the information and found it useful.
Very helpful Doc, will try for my Gerbian Shepsky - he jumps into bushes & do lots of PhD before Pee or Poop & am very scared of him getting infected by flee or germs -- this will hope help him.
& thanks for ACV into drinking water bowl suggestion. I will. Thank You Again
Glad that helped your Shepsky. I'd also take a look at this video, particularly the Neem oil: ua-cam.com/video/o-U4pKTekkE/v-deo.html
No insect likes coming near a dog with a few dabs of this on.
PhD lol, know just what you mean.
this is really amazing , i learn many things on this video about Apple cider vinegar for dogs.
My pleasure. Glad you liked the information and found it useful.
Thank you
Your most welcome.
I started the ACV soak today for my dog. Hopefully it helps
Hi Paul, it does a good job. Remember to look at the underlying cause. My free action guide helps with that. healthydogforlife.co,/guide
Thank you new sub, I also recommend Irish sea moss for arthritis, humans too and hi iron count.
All my years of alkaline plants and nutrition ive never come across apple cider vinegar umh granny Smith apple is the most alkaline apple. Maybe learning to m
Make our own solutions, especially us giant breed owners. My saintXMastin is having a pamper day today so I'm off to buy some organic apple cider, I have tons of lavender to mix and sage, sage is goid for brain health too. Thank you sending peace from uk.
@@alkalinehealingadvocate5617 Thank you for sharing your information. I have some new Irish sea moss on the shelf. Yes ACV good for alkalising the system. I grow many herbs too. Enjoy pamper day. Nice day today too. UK also.
@dan Scott can I use this as a natural flea tick and mosquito repellent? We do a lot of camping and need a natural solution. I don’t want to give him the harmful meds from the vet. He also eats farmers dog food which is more healthy than kibble. I also feed him blueberries as they are packed with antioxidants. Bananas too. Along with one boiled egg a week. Please let me know your thoughts
wow really amazing Video and very very helpful also loved it
Thanks, glad you liked it and found the information useful.
I tried the coconut oil for my puppy, shame she is still biting and scratching alot, I truly hope this will help her I can't bare to she her in so much pain anymore. I've changed her food changed her blankets, tried tick and flea shampoo and Powder, but nothing help her. She only have releave when she is asleep. She can even play properly anymore from all the scratching.
She'll need a more fresh food based diet, mayby try freeze dried raw to begin with as it's the easyest: Bixby Rawbble Freeze Dried Raw chicken - amzn.to/3YH6GVD
Bixby Rawble - Freeze Dried Lamb - amzn.to/3kDbUmX
Transition over slowly.. old food to new and build up o new food only over two weeks. This helps to stop the itching over time.
For now: email me for free extra info on this issues danscott at healthydogforlife.com
Tip to start: Oatmeal Pet Wash: amzn.to/3CYUBjw and oregano oil: amzn.to/3ulnF1T
For the first week, bathe your dog every two days or so. After that, you can move on to every third or fourth day. Gradually increase the amount of time in between baths. Add 1 drop of the oregano oil to the shampoo amount for that days wash.
And..
Add this soil based probiotic to meals, start slow and small and build to normal dose over a week: amzn.to/3yoURqU
Thank you for your help and advice
Your most welcome DR.
Great video. Thanks for sharing this very informative video. My dog will be more health now.
My pleasure. Glad you liked the information and found it useful.
nice video, I glad you put the product link so I can buy it easily
Happy to help, it's a great book, your dog will be much happier, enjoy.
Very informative; thank you
Can you do a paper towel 🧻 wipe that is what I do can you put a little vinegar in water just a little and is that possible ❤
Yes. Don't see why not.
I want to include raw egg with the shell(bleded) but I'm worried hearing about groceries spraying ttheir eggs with chemicals, would washing them in hot water be good enough? I'm going to start including coconut oil, pumpkin sardines and eggs into my dogs diet, can this be fed on top of his kibble which he loves? Thanks for all your replies and insight
You could get organic eggs otherwise wash in apple cider vinegar 50:50 with water.
Good food plan, just lower the amount of kibble given when adding the extra fresh foods.
@Opy Brook I was just talking about eggs to you on another post. Perfect, you have the best eggs for your Pom.
I made a 25:75 ACV spray solution. Should I leave it on my pups skin? Or rinse it with water?
Try 50:50 and you can leave it on. Add a teaspoon to drinking water/food too.
@@DanScott1 thank you!
amazing knowledge dogs please share more videos like this thanks
I will, thanks for watching.
Can i spray my dog ACV with water everyday?
Yes you can and it's soothing.
Wait so do I give my dog a shower first with their shampoo n conditioner and then the Apple cider vinegar and just leave them soaking?
Hello, I have a pit mix with bad environmental allergies also he has a chicken allergy. Right now he had an reaction that’s environmental & was on cytopoint which barely helped. He has also developed what I think is a yeast infection & he has a hotspot by his ear. I’m treating it with ACV & diluted with water in a spray bottle but don’t know how often I should do so? I was thinking everyday twice a day? Please help!
Twice a day is good. I know the issues your dog is facing and here's some advice to follow.
If you feed kibble, the best thing to do first is remove 50% of the kibble from the bowl and replace with raw eggs (preferably organic), canned sardines (in plain water with skin & bone intact: 12 Pack Sardines - amzn.to/3vaXrj6), some part cooked and blended veggies like broccoli, kale, green beans, spinach, brussel sprouts, bok choy etc and some meat proteins such as chicken meat, even better.
Now your dogs getting live enzymes, probiotics, Omega 3 oils, the highest quality proteins and nutritional assimilation from eggs (100%), and antioxidants, minerals and vitamins from vegetables. Always add a quality probiotic: (skin issues/yeast/itchy dogs) use this one: amzn.to/3yoURqU and for all other dogs use this one: shrsl.com/3uv7l
If you want an excellent, VERY low carbohydrate kibble at just 5%, (high carbs cause inflammation, itchy skin, hot spots and lead to greater disease at some point and nearly all kibbles are 40+ carbs!) and with high protein at 47% (dogs thrive on proteins), correct fats at 15% and natural additives, have a look at Ketona Kibble: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble. Still add the fresh foods even with the best kibble.
What you stated your dog has will be helped greatly by the above, just change the meat proteins if currently allergic to it. And no vaxx or vet drugs, nothing synthetic.
@@DanScott1 When we adopted him from the ASPCA he was on Hills Science chicken free but we decided to try Blue Buffalo chicken free & I think maybe that’s what’s been causing his issues now. I will definitely try your suggestions & switch him back to the Hills Science. Thank you! 😁
@@Shotoclock4081 No, no no.. never hills! Awful food.
Follow my advice above, very useful and use the Ketona (million times better than the BB and Hills, not least of which is carbohydrates, and they both have 40+ carbs.)
@@DanScott1Sorry your comment was overlooked. Great and real advice than just suggesting a kibble brand and leaving. Good information and thank you for taking time out of your day to respond with detailed advice.
@@3rd.ey.e Your welcome, we need solutions we can run with.
Keep up good information
I sure will, thanks.
this is really an informative review. it helps.
Thanks. Glad you liked the information and found it useful.
I love your videos Dan ,thanks so much ,,,I was at vet last 2 months for antibiotics and apoquel and her paws are still rashing up and looking swollen and red , (yeast infection he said )would the 50 50 mix of acv and water knock it out or try something different? How many times a day ? I gotta get her right ,Poor girl is limping around and stressed and I gotta knock this out , thx for the great stuff and I’m jumping on board with all your info as well
Yeast is pernicious. You MUST add fresh food to the diet, give 10% or less carbs in the diet (cause yeast) and lower the additives (cause immune weakness so it can't deal with yeast). Give zero vaxx and apoquel is bad medicine.
So take out 50% of kibble and replace with raw eggs, canned sardines in water, part cooked and blended veggies and some meats. Add soil based probiotics only: amzn.to/3yoURqU
For the feet, use oregano oil mixed with a carrier oil like grapeseed, olive, rice bran or coconut oil at 1 part oregano oil to 5 parts carrier oil. Mix well and apply to feet. Great temp solution for relief, while a more freash food diet kicks in over a few months and outs the yeast causing the issue.
All the above are important!
Put 1tsp ACV per meal to help kill yeast and alkalize the body.
@@DanScott1 thanks so much for the fast reply Dan,I’m on it
@@moledog88 Excellent. Go easy and slow to sart with on new foods and supplements, give the dog a chance to adjust chemistry in the body over a week or so. Mix old and new the first few days then taper off to new only.
@@DanScott1 thanks again Dan, great stuff ! One more question, I know all kibble is junk and I’m gonna wean them off or damn near off , (right now I feed them solid gold lamb kibble ) do you recommend a lesser evil kibble ? Again much thanks
@@moledog88 The most lesser evil kibble I know of is Ketona: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble
It's the ONLY kibble with just 5% carbs which is a blessing as dogs really should have less than 10% carbs in their diet. And the protein is 47%, plus natural additives. I'd still mix in some eggs, canned sardines in water and part cooked and blended veggies to get live enzymes and fresh foods in the diet. Just add some soil based probiotics: amzn.to/3yoURqU
My dog was neutered 2 weeks ago and he’s healing nicely but on the forearm where it was shaved and the IV was put in, he has been licking so much to the point of no hair growing only in that small section he licks and it is red. I have him with the cone still because of that reason I am worried he’ll make it worse or infection develops. What do you recommend? I’ve applied lavender diluted in water but no progress
The lavender diluted in water is great for fast healing but not if it's continually being licked.
I'd get some silver on hand, this one is a ready spray and a good antibiotic for any infection, just spray the area twice daily until it's healed...somehow!
Silver spray: amzn.to/3gJ16i3
While your on there, look for leg wrap for dogs to bandage the area or a leg brace/neoprene leg sock for dogs to block the area until healed. Just some suggestions.
@@DanScott1 great! Thanks for all the wonderful ideas I will get those. I’m very grateful for your response!
@@xyo4e Your welcome, I know how tricky it can be.
Can you send a link to your dog food product?
Not sure what your after, the ACV?: Apple Cider Vinegar - amzn.to/33n2vHC
My 3 diets ebook Feed Your Dog Better: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/
Good infomation well presented
Thanks John, appreciated.
How do I go about this with a long haired double coated breed like a german shepherd?
Brush the coat backwards from the neck to tail and apply to the exposed skin as you move along section by section.
@@DanScott1 Thank you!
Oh heck yeah! My dog has scratched and bit her tail where it's raw and bleeding now:( Can I still apply this to that area?
No, not this remedyif the skin is broken. I'd get some oregano oil: amzn.to/3ulnF1T add one drop to 1 tsp olive or coconut oil, mix and apply. This will keep things clean and bring some relief. This is a tempory measure and I'd look at a more fresh food based diet to help fix the underlying issues causing it.
First off thank you so much for your information you've nailed all my dog symptoms and between your kibble additives and the apple cider vinegar I'm very hopeful to solve my Border Collies problems, I'd like to ask she has very thick and long fur and it's hard to reach her skin could I make a big bowl of apple cider solution and just pour it on her in the bathtub
You could add a 50:50 solution (ACV/water) to a spritz bottle and spray her all over. Part the hair going backwards from rump to neck so it exposes the skin as you go and spray librally.
Dr. I gave my baby acv and probiotics , haven’t tried in food ACV but I will. He stopped itching it was so terrible a happy ending for both thank you!
Glad to hear this Iris.
Does this help with allergies? My dog won't stop scratching because his allergic to grass or the pollens in the grass?
It helps with the itching but won't stop the underlying allergies from coming back. To stop his allergies it's diet that needs attention. Kibble is too rich on it's own, hence the allergies. The BEST start is with probiotics: amzn.to/3rW4JVA These are the best and will help a alot. (An easy start).
Next is, get my free guide: healthydogforlife.com/guide
that will help by adding some extras to the kibble meals that will help your dogs allergies to calm down.
And if that gets you ecited to do more for your dog, there's my eBook Feed Your Dog Better: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/
With a healthier diet comes far less allergies and the pollen issue will clear up.
Best of luck.
How often do I use this solution on the pup?
You can use it as often as needed. Remember that it will continously be needed until you improve the diet to change the underlying cause of the itch. Diet is the key here as explained in the video.
Take a look at this free resource: healthydogforlife.com/guide
nice video thanks bro
Your welcome.
Thanks !!! 🌟
Your welcome.
Hi @Dan Scott can 50/50 solutions for flea repellent can mix with drop of neem oil and lavender oil ?
Yes. More neem oil though.
@@DanScott1 great, thank you
@@FebrinaK Your welcome F K.
My one dog has yeast infection his feet are red I used ACV and it stopped the constant itching though his paws are still swollen red I hope it goes down soon. Do you suggest coconut oil to help? Thank you
Coconut can help, although he might lick it all off if used topically but added to food it does help break down yeast cells.
Another idea is to add coconut oil to oregano oil to make a powerful antibiotic, this video has this and other options for treating yeast: ua-cam.com/video/ZWPk5Bw9I9w/v-deo.html
And definitely start adding some probiotics to the diet for better digestion which breaks down the yeast more before it starts: amzn.to/3xqa2i0
You'll need to look at the underlying cause of yeast which is too much starch in the diet usually (drugs, vaccines and toxins do play a part so keep to absolute minimum). More fresh food in the diet and less kibble is the way forward to really reduce yeast buildup and the itch.
I wrote an ebook on this if your interested: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/
Thank you so much Dan I will also check out your e book. You’re tips are great and I’m going buy oregano oil as well . I just have them some coconut oil in their food I hope they get healed. This year it has been rough for them with the yeast.
@@kendallandersen8551 Your welcome. The good news is you can turn that all around and so look forward to itch free dogs.
@@DanScott1 Thank you for your helpful video(s)! I hope you won't be offended if I say "Dan, the man, who has the plan". 👍👍👍 God bless.
@@taison5166 Your most welcome, Glad they help.
Been called Dan the Man before.
"Who has the plan"... Now I do like that.
All the best.
Can white vinegar be used as well?
Apple cider vinegar is best. White is good for cleaning ie stained hair around mouth but I like ACV for internal use.
@@DanScott1 thank you!
@@verom8657 Your welcome.
Hi mate, thanks for this. How often should i apply the vinegar/water spray, can i over do it? My beautiful girl needs relief
It's a good in the meantime remedy but for the underlying cause it's diet related and the dog needs fresh food in the mix not just dry food. So start with raw eggs, some meat proteins, canned sardines in water and some part cooked and blended veggies.
Blend this food with the regular food 25% for a few days, then 50, few days, then 75% and so on.
Give zero vaxx, vet drugs and 10% or less carbs (cause itchy skin from inflammation).
Typical dry food is 35%+ carbs.
Give this soil based probiotic at every meal: amzn.to/3yoURqU good for itchy dogs.
Also give Colostrum (for allergies, sensitivity, intolerance & off Apoquel): amzn.to/3H79rad
All the above for long term relief. Takes time, 3 months minimum.
@@DanScott1 absolutely appreciate u taking the time to respond. However she is on a fresh food diet as it is and has been for last 18months or so. All the foods you've listed shes fed on a regular rotation. Hence me and her stressing over what normally is a simple matter. I've applied the spray solution once today and does seem to have settled a bit, time will tell.
Back to my question tho. Can I over apply the solution, could the vinegar spray in anyway be harmful if overdone?
@@exit2exist676 I doubt it as it neutralizes pretty quickly. Please tell me again, the issue your trying to resolve by doing this?
My baby keeps scratching his back now he has scratched his back raw can I still use this even he has a few raw spots?
It will be a bit stingy in the raw cracks, test it.
He's suffering yeast or food allergy in the commercial pet food. Here's some advice:
If you feed kibble, the best thing to do first is remove 50% of the kibble from the bowl and replace with raw eggs (preferably organic), canned sardines (in plain water with skin & bone intact: 12 Pack Sardines - amzn.to/3vaXrj6), some part cooked and blended veggies like broccoli, kale, green beans, spinach, brussel sprouts, bok choy etc and some meat proteins such as chicken meat, even better.
If not liking to prepare vegetables then these freeze dried greens are antioxidant packed to help protect cells from free radical damage, cellular repair, support immunity, joints, skin issues, heart and eye health: Core Immune CARE Greens: shrsl.com/3uv18
Now your dogs getting live enzymes, probiotics, Omega 3 oils, the highest quality proteins and nutritional assimilation from eggs (100%), and antioxidants, minerals and vitamins from vegetables.
Always add a quality probiotic to improve digestion and gut health: (skin issues/yeast/itchy dogs) use this one: amzn.to/3yoURqU
If you want an excellent, VERY low carbohydrate kibble at just 5%, (high carbohydrates cause chronic inflammation, with itchy skin, yeast, poor gut health, ear infection, UTI's and hot spots, and nearly all kibbles are 40+% carbs!).
Ketona has high protein at 47% (dogs thrive on proteins), correct fats at 15% and natural additives, so have a look at Ketona Kibble: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble. I recommend still adding the fresh foods even with the best kibble.
By introducing fresh foods, really lowering carbs use, introducing greens, omega 3's, proteins and a better more suitable kibble, your dog will respond with healing and improved health over the next 12 weeks.
The back itching, while hard to stop, will get better over time with the above information.
I recommend zero vet drugs and vaxx, especially the vaxx.
For the back, this is even better as it has healing properties and antibiotic: amzn.to/3ulnF1T
Add 2 drops to teaspoon of coconut oil, mix well and rub onto back affected areas and leave on. May sting open raw cracks but test. The tips above will work to fix the underlying condition.
My dog suffers from severe allergies fro fleas will probiotics help?
Probiotics will help, yes. These probiotics are excellent: amzn.to/3xqa2i0
What are you protecting the dog with from fleas?
I recommend Neem Oil: amzn.to/35YQoy2
I kills fleas on contact and is 100% natural. Just dab on the areas like under neck, back of neck betwwen shoulder blades, between hips amd uner the armpitts, groin areas. Once or twice weekly to stop fleas.
For the allergies you'll need to make your dogs immune system stronger with some fresh food in the diet. Think veg, eggs, canned sardines in the food to make your dog stronger and therefore more robust to flea allergy.
Just depends on how far you want to help your dogs condition naturally without drugs/vet chemicals.
@@DanScott1 I have him on bravecto and also tried out diatomaceous earth but that makes his coat very dirty and skin dry, but I actually have neem oil so I will try this out, thanks so much Dan.
@@DanScott1 I have him on a hypoallergenic 1 protein kibble(salmon) and sometimes I mixed it with grain free wet dog food(cod) would cracking an egg over his kibble daily help him? What kind of veggies would you recommend, carrots, lettuce? Canned sardines sounds like he would love it, thanks!
@@strifed169 Coconut oil can help too but the best by far is neem oil.
@@strifed169 Eggs are great complete nutrition food, just crack open raw and feed. Green veggies like brocolli, peas, beans etc. Carrots are ok, lettuce fine too plus any edible herbs all great.
Here's a video on the best kibbles: ua-cam.com/video/HdmrW_FKTp4/v-deo.html
I had heard about this method for itching. but he did not trust him, he was doubtful to tell the truth; But if you recommend it, it is because it is effective.
Always following your advice ..
GREETINGS, Dan!
Greetings Jesus, it works great, glad things are getting better for you.
Can I give scrambled eggs to my itchy dog?
Soft boiled. Stop the carbs (slowly down), feed more sardines, bit of meat, organs, greens 1/4tsp once daily in meal: amzn.to/49w0bKR
Stop the shots too, cause auto immune issues, just not worth it after puppy shots and no real advantage.
How can i treat my dogs itchy on open wound egg part. Skin is raw already because of itchy he bite it.
Treat the worst of it with a silver spray, that will keep it clean of infection.: amzn.to/3gJ16i3
Also give these specific probiotics:amzn.to/3yoURqU They will help drive down the itching.
Apart from that it's the diet. Take out some of the kibble and replace with fresh food options like eggs, canned sardines and part cooked and blended veggies. REALLY helps along with the probiotics.
How can I get my baby’s paws back to white? She licks them but not excessively
Diet! Keep carbs low, under 10% and feed fresh foods. In time the itching stops.
Here's some helpful information:
If you feed kibble, the best thing to do first is remove 50% of the kibble from the bowl and replace with raw eggs (best) soft boiled (ok) and preferably organic, canned sardines (in plain water with skin & bone intact: 12 Pack Sardines - amzn.to/3vaXrj6), some part cooked and blended veggies like broccoli, kale, green beans, spinach, brussel sprouts, bok choy etc and some meat proteins such as chicken meat, even better.
If not liking to prepare vegetables then these freeze dried greens are antioxidant packed to help protect cells from free radical damage, cellular repair, support immunity, joints, skin issues, heart and eye health: Core Immune CARE Greens: shrsl.com/3uv18
Now your dogs getting live enzymes, probiotics, Omega 3 oils, the highest quality proteins and nutritional assimilation from eggs (100%), and antioxidants, minerals and vitamins from vegetables.
Always add a quality probiotic to improve digestion and gut health: (skin issues/yeast/itchy/allergy dogs) use this one: amzn.to/3yoURqU and for all other dogs use this one: shrsl.com/3uv7l
If you want an excellent, VERY low carbohydrate kibble at just 5%, (high carbohydrates cause chronic inflammation, with itchy skin, yeast, poor gut health, ear infection, UTI's and hot spots, and nearly all kibbles are 40+% carbs!).
Ketona has high protein at 47% (dogs thrive on proteins), correct fats at 15% and natural additives, so have a look at Ketona Kibble: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble. I recommend still adding the fresh foods even with the best kibble.
By introducing fresh foods, really lowering carbs use, introducing greens, omega 3's, proteins and a better more suitable kibble, your dog will respond with healing and improved health over the next 12 weeks.
Some must do's:
Zero vaxx once adult (auto immune disease issues rife from over vaccination)
If Rabies is mandatory, use Protect after shots: (Humic & Fulvic acid) amzn.to/33P2P1i
Very low carbs in diet, 10% or less (cause of inflammation, poor gut health and later, cancer)
No vet drugs, there's effective natural alternatives (always!)
Feed a healthier diet with at least 50% fresh food in it.
NO white foods ie white rice, potato, pasta..
Does 60/50 mean half cup of apple cider and half cup of water ?
50/50 Yes.
I've spent over £500 on vet bills, really don't know whats wrong with him. He's scratching alot which he ends up with no fur and goes very sore. He was 2 in March so still young(labrador yellow). The vets took skin samples but nothing came back! I hope this works 🙏
That's a good start but it's the diet causing the skin issues.. seen this a 100 times!
The ACV is a temporary fix. You'll want to think about adding some fresh food to the diet to feed the skin higher quality nutrients and lessen the yeast issues. My free action guide is a good place to begin: healthydogforlife.com/guide
Is it fine to feed dogs with eggs when they have itchy skin?
Yes, helps. Cut out the carbs/sugars/drugs/vaccines /stress. Re the itching: Here's the following advice
Green lipped muscle oil is great for itch relief. Start small but get it up to double recommended dose by 7 days and continue for 30 days. 1tsp daily is normal, 2tsp is double:
amzn.to/3jAciys
Add soil based probiotics to diet (not the normal milk based ones).Give twice daily for 30 days AM and PM: amzn.to/3yoURqU
Also give MCT oil for 30 days (again start very small and build up to normal dose size. So just a 1/4tsp first few days, then half. If any loose stool, back off to smaller dose: amzn.to/3ETxM2W
Also, a good wash and scrub once weekly for 30 days helps to move skin allergy triggers. Use a kind shampoo like this one: amzn.to/3CYUBjw
This 30 day protocol should really do the job and really bring down the itching.
@@DanScott1 Thanks Dan for such a detailed reply. Very helpful indeed.
@@rubensharma9061 Your welcome Ruben.
Man . I just noticed my two year old baby has a red spot without hair under the armpit and I couldn’t see it. I keep showering him and it seems not to work. I just rubbed some apple cider and he went to sleep right away. He seems to annoyed a lot and cries and is probably bc of it. He keeps licking the same spot and like I said is bald now……. The vet is going to charge me millions and end up giving me antibiotics or a cream …. Going to treat him this way every 6 hours for a few days see if it gets better.
Yes try that and if it does not work try a natural antibiotic on the area affected for 7 days. Get oregano oil: amzn.to/3ulnF1T mix 4 drops of oregano oil with 12 drops of carrier oil like olive, almond, grape seed or coconut oil, mix well and apply daily to spot for 7 days then stop.
Shapleys m.t.g is good also
Yes i've heard it also works on some dogs.
I have a Blue Male Cane Corso who will be 3 June! So for almost 3 years, I have been trying to find food and supplements that be not only likes, but that are also good for him to eat!
I have spent $100 on 24lb bags of food, I have bought supplements (that I don’t blame him for not eating! They smelled awful!’n), I have put eggs in kibble, broth, and water to make a gravy! I know he’s hungry, but he will walk over to it, move it around and walk away.
He bites his paws, scratches ears, has acne under his chin, has terrible gas, frequently expresses his anal glands!
I was told Corso’s are naturally allergic to chicken, wheat, and soy…so I changed his diet…
His gas is the only thing that has improved! But, the sores on his paws have become worse…
Because he’s so big (170#’s), I have never left the vets office where it has been less than $300!!!
So I’d like to try to treat his sores at home first!
Any suggestions?
Can I use hydrogen peroxide?
Oh and he can stand water…LOL
Ues 50:50 apple cider vinegar and water to clean and pur Lavender oil mixed, 5-6 drops in cereal sized bowl of warm water, damp a cloth and pat the area for faster healing.
Lovely dogs BTW, kinda magnificent looking and blue is gorgeous!
I can teach you how to bring the dog into good health, stop all the haelth issues and have him eat his food?
I have a One to One dog health consultation and support email service: healthydogforlife.com/real-food-for-dogs-book-and-video-program-by-dan-scott/
Bottom of page, third option. This may be the kind of help your wanting. I can see that most of this is diet related and needs an overhaul.
I have been trying to find your reply!!! Thank you do very much!!!
Any suggestions on kibble? We have tried between 25-30…he’s on a LID…he doesn’t like beef, apparently have chicken…so right now it’s Duck & Salmon….
Meal time is an awful time of day…most dogs run to their food dish, Monroe runs away! I know hes in pain (I’m guessing his ears & feet) b/c he snapped at my daughter. He adores her!!! He loves her more than me! But for whatever reason when he’s sore or hurt, I’m the only one, he will allow to help him…
I feel awful!!!
He came to us with terrible skin issues and I was able to clear them up very!!! Now, I feel like I’m failing him! They say Corso’s, as a breed wont display overt signs of pain unless it’s really bad! So I’m doing research and trying to find what’s best for him! I’m not against RX food, but we don’t even know for sure what he’s allergic too abs they haven’t told me the advantages of RX food vs non?
He also eats about 5-6 cups of food a day. So I want to know the advantages before I spend another $100+ on a bag of dog food!
I truly enjoy your videos!!! Thank you 😊
😂
Thank you
Your most welcome Robin.
Will White vinegar work in water bowl
ACV (apple Cider Vinegar) is best, like this: amzn.to/33n2vHC
For itchy dog issues, here's some further advice:
If you feed kibble, the best thing to do first is remove 50% of the kibble from the bowl and replace with raw eggs (preferably organic), canned sardines (in plain water with skin & bone intact), some part cooked and blended veggies like broccoli, kale, green beans, spinach, brussel sprouts, bok choy etc and some meat proteins such as chicken meat, even better.
Now your dogs getting live enzymes, probiotics, Omega 3 oils, the highest quality proteins and nutritional assimilation from eggs (100%), and antioxidants, minerals and vitamins from vegetables. Always add a quality probiotic: (skin issues/yeast/itchy dogs) use this one: amzn.to/3yoURqU and for all other dogs use this one: shrsl.com/3uv7l
If you want an excellent, VERY low carbohydrate kibble at just 5%, (high carbs cause inflammation, itchy skin, hot spots and lead to greater disease at some point and nearly all kibbles are 40+ carbs!) and with high protein at 47% (dogs thrive on proteins), correct fats at 15% and natural additives, have a look at Ketona Kibble: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble
Still add the fresh foods even with the the best kibble.
The ACV is still a great idea but think about the above too and things will improve without having to visit the vets.