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Yes, a light dusting. Unless the kitty has asthma or other respiratory symptoms.
@Dr. Christina I wonder why you don't mention dusting cats with the food grade DE?
Sorry, but which thing do you mean?
@Dr. Christina Yes, Rossy, Bowie and I are having fun working together.
And yes, Rossy, we should schedule a recheck (with a web form update just before we talk). A lot has happened since our 9/1 appointment.
Many thousands of milligrams. However, the dose you used is based on bowel tolerance.
Start low (~250mg) and increase every few days until you see soft stool.
Sounds great!
Try crumbling them and using them for the snuffle mat. Three times/day.
OMG yes! Many, many possibilities.
Depending on specifics of your pup's itch (or hot spots or...) you can try things like colloidal oatmeal poultices, lavender sprays, etc. etc.
@Dr. Christina will have many others to add.
The member resource area has many other suggestions in the webinars...
Yes! sing local honey is one great to help her itch by rebalancing her immune system. By acclimating it to local pollens gradually.
The Vimergy vit C + grape seed extract ("Micro-C"), and Vimergy propolis, zinc and B12 can all help reduce her itch. Along with the energy-building strategies...
I used this expensive product for Aviva.
I am not aware of any newer studies that look at muscle wasting or strength.
Do you want an unopened bottle that’s in my corner cabinet…😉