[lists] Re: canine candida

[Guest guest]

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> it doesn't heal over night .. LOl takes time . little by little ..

rub msm cream or co on him too. The Kong with pb was a very good idea .

The reason dogs lick grass is to get the MSM that came with the

rainfall , they do it after a fresh rain .

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> Jo

Do you know why dogs eat grass.

[Guest guest]

I read last night that apple cider vinegar is good for helping the itchies as

well. so may try that too.

Stuck

[lists] Re: canine candida

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If my 2 year old wasn't constantly dumping the dog water than i might try that.

LOL so far the Kong seems to be working.

Stuck

[lists] Re: canine candida

pethealthwriter@aol this addresas wouldn't go through

We have used MSM powder for a long time on our dogs , helps old age and

arthritis , also skin problems . my freind has a Westie and they haver sensitive

pink skin , he itched him self bloody . I suggested the MSM powder and he got

all well and no more itching . think it was allergies and super sensitive

skin.Look up MSM on thenet and read about all it's healing benefits. I take it

every day myself.

Also since finding coconut oil I give my dogs 1 tsp everyday and their coats

have gotten shiny and sleek .Jo

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From: " pethealthwriter " <pethealthwriter@...>

For an article about treating dogs for chronic yeast infections

(candidiasis), I would love to hear from anyone who has treated a dog

with this condition using coconut oil. Alas, my deadline is Wednesday

the 27th, so my timing is terrible... but if you have or know of any

dog that has recovered or improved from chornic allergies, skin and

coat problems, or chronic ear infections -- all of which are symptoms

of candidiasis, especially in dogs who have been on antibiotics --

please let me know. You can reply directly to pethealthwriter@....

Thank you,

CJ in New York

[Guest guest]

yes , it's for roughage and for the MSM if it has rained recently .

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From: " slyan2007 " <sally.hoffman@...>

>

> it doesn't heal over night .. LOl takes time . little by little ..

rub msm cream or co on him too. The Kong with pb was a very good idea .

The reason dogs lick grass is to get the MSM that came with the

rainfall , they do it after a fresh rain .

>

> Jo

Do you know why dogs eat grass.