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Reply To: Quality Dog Food – Grain Allergy, Pancreatitis and Yeast Problems?
Hi
I want to share (and hear if anyone has also had success) – I have a cocker that has suffered with the never-ending circle of allergy, yeast and bacterial infections. Constant, licking, scratching, biting – vets, groomers, dermatologists. The battle has been ongoing and super, super expensive. I just happened to try out some probiotics with her last course of antibiotics and noticed an incredible improvement with her skin. She didn’t follow with her usual yeast skin issue and I have kept her on a different brand – called probiotic miracle I purchased from Amazon – and her skin is the best ever. She no longer scratches, incredible. Her skin is not black and sore, it is a healthy pink. And her ears don’t even need cleaning at all, as opposed to everyday. It really is incredible. She has been eating lots of different foods, as opposed to her strict allergy/yeast diet and I would also like to know if anyone has similar findings? I hope it can work for all of your doggie out there. The result for me has been outstanding so I wanted to share.
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