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how about a raw egg daily with yogourt to relieve his itching?

Sent to Pet Experts May 12, 2006 10:25 p.m.

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Age: 3; Male

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differnt foods/ benadryl/allergy shots/ fish oil and them some

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May 12, 2006 10:43 p.m. (18 minutes and 8 seconds later)

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Can you be more specific? What kind of animal? How old? How long as he/she had this problem? What kind of itching? Coat? ears? butt? Need more to help you.

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Sent May 14, 2006 9:42 p.m. (1 day and 22 hours later)

hi,
my dog is a german short-haired pointer.he is 21/2 years old. we have tried all the things that i have mentioned. he itches his ears coat butt everything. we were giving him bacon grease but were told that it wasn't good for him,so we went to fish oil and raw eggs, which is in addition to his allergy shots. it seems to helping is this alright/ we also give him yogourt
thanks gt

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May 14, 2006 10:16 p.m. (34 minutes and 5 seconds later)

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Hi! Please no more bacon grease. The yogurt will help his digestive system. However, he needs real food. Ask your Vet what food if best for him. Innova is one of the best foods out there that will meet all your dogs requirements for the best health care. What I like, it that is also takes care of the digestive tract. Yes. It is pricey, but my animals, are the top of the line in appearance and totally healthy. I also give my animals raw egg, only eggland, because I worry about e-coli. Wheatgerm is the best, and cod liver oil will help as well. If you have any other questions, please ask me.

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