[nagdu] Allergies: was Zylkene?
Lori Dent
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Sat Mar 28 04:17:08 UTC 2015
Hi Sandra,
I have had my guide Dog Gipp tested for food and environmental allergies
because he was scratching and itching a lot and wouldn't stop scratching
himself he was miserable . So yes, allergy testing is expensive but it was
werth it in the end because I knew exactly what Gipp was allergic to and
then we could take action and finally treat Gipp accordingly to what he was
allergic to.
Firstly Gipp isallergic to the meat protein and the fillers in the leading
dog foods that are out on the market. Gipp is on a prescription dog food
that I can get only through my vet that is called Ultra Allergeon ZD. It's
a expensive prescription dog food but it has helped in regards to his food
allergies . Gipp also has environmental allergies a lot of them in fact
including trees, grasses, weeds, and molds and other things that I can't
think of right now.
Allergy testing is expensive but it's the only way that you will know what
exactly Eva is allergic to and I'm glad that I had my dog allergy tested
for food and environmental allergies. In fact, I had Gipp allergy tested for
food and environmental allergies twice. This was because I found out that
Gipp allergies had changed from when I had him allergy tested the first time
to the second time I had him allergy tested.
Allergy testing is expensive but it's the only way to know what exactly your
dog is allergic to.
Your dog could be very well allergic to something in the leading dog foods
along with having environmental allergies. You need to get to the underline
cause of what your dog Eva is allergic to and in my opinion the only way is
by doing allergy testing.
When Gipps allergy testing results came back it showed exactly what my dog
was allergic to from food to environmental allergies and what he could have
in regards to food and treats. Gipp is on a prescription dog food that I can
only get through my vet which is called Ultra Allergeon ZD and the treats
that Gipp can have are blue buffilow punkin and cinnamin bars.
I also in the Spring and Summer months have Gipp on allergy medication to
help with his environmental allergies but you also got to be careful of the
allergy medications and the side effects that allergy medications could
have on your dog. Plus if you don't want to do allergy medications you
could always do allergy shots for your dog.
Allergies seem to get werse every year werse than the year before and it
can be frustrating and miserable for our dogs and for us. Good luck with
whatever you decide to do. Take care.
Lori and the Gipppppppper
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