seasonal pet allergies

[nodilberthere]

http://http//atopica.com/http://atopica.com/

Here's their website, they also have coupons that they email to me.

I just do not know why the vets office's don't offer it more readily.....both my and my sister's dogs had tests run, cortizone shots, steroid pills, anti-itch pills, really expensive and hard-to-find foods, special shampoos, etc...at one point my dog was eating a special raw food that cost over 50/week that I had to drive 25 miles each way to get, going for weekly vet visits that were costing a fortune, we were bathing him every couple of days with a 30 dollar shampoo, and he was not improving and weighed about 9 pounds -- you get the picture.

Only when my Russell was literally dying, not eating, infected and had worn a cone for 4 months, did an allergist mention the Atopica....and when her excuse was that it's really expensive -- and it's 35 dollars every two weeks? And this was not just one vets office, this was two for me, and about three for my sister.......still get mad when I think about it.

Now I'm sure it doesn't work for all dogs and all allergies, but it did work for our dogs. I hope it provides some relief for other doggies as well.

 

[nodilberthere]

Glad that works so well!

You might also want to look into this dog food for dogs with sensitive skin and allergies.

Nature's Recipe Healthy Skin Dry Vegetarian Dog Food | NextDayPets.com

Don't be put off by the fact that it is vegetarian because you can add your own meat scraps to it if you like. My dog has been on it for supper along with sweet potato. For breakfast she has grass fed beef that is ground especially for dogs. Not very expensive - no corn fed to the animals so less tendency for allergy.

Here she is

Good luck and thanks for sharing!!

G

Your dog is quite "fetching" (pardon the pun)