Carb counter hot dog
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The IVD Venison and Potatoes only on for 3 wks has not helped yet. Should I change to one without a carb? Can a dog be allergic to most/all protein or carbs? Your answer was the most thought out comprehensive answer and I thank you. Could there be a possibility that my dog was born with an auto-immune disease? and what might I test for?
Dr. W. I'm sure you've heard the phrase "fat and happy." Well, it's not just folklore. The same carbs that make you fat (and contribute to diabetes and other problems) also make you happy. It's simple science: Carbs allow more of the amino acid L-tryptophan to penetrate your brain. The L-tryptophan triggers your brain to make more serotonin, and the serotonin makes you feel happier. It's as simple as that!
My beagle dog often eats her own feces, what is causing this and what can be done about it/meds?
The Vet offered a perscription, but I would like to try something over the counter first. Can I give him aspirin or would it hurt me? Any advise would be appreciated.
d suggest getting a carb-counter booklet at a bookstore -- in the section of diet books -- many calorie counting books contain carb amounts too.
My number one recommendation is: don't allow diabetes to change your son's life. We look at it as an inconveniece (to say the least,) but it hasn't changed anything my son would normally do. He's a lifeguard and does Tour de France style bike racing.
Sorry, I don't but I suggest you check some of the Yahoo canine cancer boards. They were a great help to me, for one, when our Greyhound had Lymphoma.
Firstchoicenaturals.com Kit #48 looks good. It also has Transfer Factor and Medicinal Mushrooms which are both helpful.
In Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine teachings, all foods' have an innate temperature. Lamb and Venison are hot foods and most fish are cool foods, for example. Simply stated, a dog with cancer is likely to have some inflammation issues and is already a bit on the "hot" side.
ll be a tough flu-like few days...but it gets better each day....take hot showers or hot hot baths with epsom salt in it for the achy muscles or anxiety....drink plenty of water or Gatorade, stay hydrated most of all...B vits...and bananas or fruits....eat when you can....move around as much as possible....just keep posting for support and let us know exact symptoms you are having and we can help! you can do it! congrats on wanting to get off the pills.
I am usually able to control his allergies with a special diet and pest control. He has seen his vet for hot spots due to flea bites on a few occassions and received short term medications. This past week my boy started itching in vaious spots on his body. During a bath, I found two fleas on him and removed the fleas and treated him with his between the shoulders medication. I also applied cream on his red spots (they were not bad spots but still irritated) from his itching.
Last week she developed a hot spot on her cheek. I shaved the area, cleaned and disinfected, and treated with apple cider vinegar to dry it out. It has stopped oozing, and has scabbed over, and appears to be healing fine.
Here's the Q: Does the same bacteria from the ear infections cause this? Do you think they are related?
Oddly enough, the hot spot appeared under the cleaner of her two ears.
Thanks!
that insulin is taken according to how many carbs are eating and YOUR particular carb to insulin ratio.
When I realized he was mad I just smiled and walked away lol if I had laughed in his face it would've made it worse XD and made,me laugh harder.
my dog was diagnosed this past tues as diabetic. the vet gave him 3 units of novolin N & said to feed him w/d, 1/2 can every 12 hrs & a shot of novolin N after eatting. the next morning we did & he vomited most of his food. vet said to bring him back and monitored his gluc levels & put him on iv for dehydration. when our vet closed at 4 we were told to take him to to the hospital to be monitored if we were able to.
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