Psyllium Husk Powder Case Report – Golden Retriever, IBS Type Symptoms
This case report discusses the administration of pure psyllium husk powder to an 8-year-old, 70 pound golden retriever with a chronically sensitive and reactive GI system.
Explore some diets to help support dogs with specific diseases, disorders or health challenges. The information provided on DogFoodCoach.com, GoldenRetrieverDiet.com and from Sarah Whitman is for informational and educational purpose only. It is not intended to replace proper veterinary care, or diagnose, treat or cure disease. Please consult with your (preferably holistic) veterinary caregiver for veterinary advice.
This case report discusses the administration of pure psyllium husk powder to an 8-year-old, 70 pound golden retriever with a chronically sensitive and reactive GI system.
My last dog, Cori, had on and off urinary tract infections (UTIs) throughout her life. As she got older, the UTIs became more difficult to manage. Nonetheless, Cori and I got through it together and she lived by my side to a ripe old age of 15 1/2.
Note: The dog pictured here was my senior dog, Cori. She developed glaucoma, a vision issue, at the age of …
An article in Today’s Veterinary Practice discusses elimination diet trials (EDT) for dogs. One option is a novel ingredient homemade diet.
This is a milk thistle case study I conducted. It discusses the topical application of milk thistle, in the case of a 7-year-old female golden retriever.
Milk thistle and its active constituents are famous for addressing liver health. But milk thistle is used for other issues, …
Here I share notes from clients and veterinarians. Their words highlight the effectiveness of a homemade diet when done in a certain way.
Common reasons pets wind up at the vet include itchy ears, itchy skin, dermatitis, allergies (or what are thought to be allergies but may not be) and other related itchy and allergy-type problems.
A strong immune system is vital to health, helping us ward off viruses, bacteria, long term or chronic illnesses, and infections like Lyme disease. What can you do to support your dog’s immune system?
This month I am discussing Lyme disease in dogs. Topics include veterinarians’ suggested treatment, nutritional and botanical support, and helping to speed recovery if your dog needs antibiotics. Here, I highlight ashwagandha.