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2/27/2022 2:28:27 PM |
I'm just getting a moment to answer everyone individually. Thank you so much for your list. It helps so much to know what actually works rather than experimenting with these prescription drugs. 1- feed low carb canned dog food. It’s easier to digest. Or feed him boiled chicken. No grains. I add raw pumpkin seeds as well. ***His normal diet was boiled chicken with a little veges, some brown rice. Then he took a bad turn and will not eat any boiled chicken at all. I'll need to stop the brown rice when he gets a little better - and add pumpkin seeds. I've found the food needs to be luscious enough to bypass his gag reflex. Every meal is trial-and-error of 4-5 things he might eat. Sometimes he rejects all of them, sometimes he eats a few bits of a few of those things; sometimes he eats a good amount of one of those things. And it changes every day. 2- use Revolution- it’s mainly for fleas but also has parasite meds as well. *** He was on Revolution for about a year, but every month when I first applied it, he was lethargic for 2-3 days, so I assumed it was not very good for him. THEN I asked for an alternative and we tried Simparica. He actually go mini-seizures on this- which still continue today, even though we stopped about 6 months ago. I was giving him milk thistle until he stopped eating. 3- put WPS in his water. Start with 1 drop and slowly increase every week. I am up to three drops and will stay there for a while. *** Will try this. 4- give him probiotics for dogs and an omega fish oil every day. 5- wash his coat weekly with anti- parasitic shampoo. You can get it on Amazon. The name is Veterinary Formula anti parasitic, antiseborrheic medicated shampoo. *** Will try this 6- wash his bed with Odoban (I use eucalyptus) and whatever soap you use. You can also use clean green if you can afford to. Wash in cold water. *** Will try this 7- spray bed and his coat daily with clean green. *** Will try this. Lots of hugs and blessings, Bonnie and Potus | |||
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