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Reply To: Real food diet for dog pit/terrier mix with aggressive cancer
Hi Wendy,
I worked with a man named Rick Scheyer. He has an amazing website http://www.doglivershunt.com He has helped many dogs with liver shunt, kidney disease, bladder stone problems and much, much more become healthy dogs again. I would suggest reaching out to him for a free consultation. My dog was diagnosed with multiple problems (liver failure, bladder stones, Diabetes, and possible Cushing’s Disease) last May and as of today, he is a healthy, happy, 10 year old dog who is no longer in liver failure. He was placed on a real food diet along with supplements and he is completely healthy.
Cancer is a whole different issue, but I trust that Rick will point you in a direction where he can help or he will let you know who might.
Good luck on your journey with your fur child.
Lori
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