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    Seasonal allergies, possible fleas/rapid breathing

    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...
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    Seasonal allergies, possible fleas/rapid breathing

    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...
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    BPC-157 (body protective compound-157) Peptides Capsules

    I'll check the brand and dose on the bottle. I purchased them when were pulling out all the stops for 3.73 pound Aviva (my kitty).
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    Nose color change

    It depends (on the full case). In a young and otherwise healthy kitty it may just be a developmental change. Does he have other symptoms?
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    BPC-157 (body protective compound-157) Peptides Capsules

    I don't know that the $70 cost for the animal product is worthwhile fore people using a human dose...
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    BPC-157 (body protective compound-157) Peptides Capsules

    I don't know that the $70 cost is really worth it...
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    BPC-157 (body protective compound-157) Peptides Capsules

    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…😉
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    Nose color change

    Thanks for posting Christine! Was his nose ever uniformly black like coal?
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    Help! Mommy cat having a kitten...what to do next?

    Yes! And as the kitten gets older Sophie will probably spend more and more time away from her. Nope. Just continue the play, and the high quality food and treats that you're using. Sure, it can't hurt. Usually good quality companies will include on the label if they don't advise using the...
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    My little Leo Bichon died today from Lymphoma @dr. Jeff, @dr. Christina

    Hi Paula! Leo's spirit shines through your beautiful pictures. I'm, so sorry for the loss of his physical body. His energetic spirit and energy will be with you forever. :dog2: 🤩 ⚡ 🌈
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    Seasonal allergies, possible fleas/rapid breathing

    Hey Jill! I hope that the Trixsyn helps your sweet pup. There are so many potentially useful supplements that it's overwhelming. Perhaps start with the good diet, doubling (for at least 2 weeks) her sniffing and fun, rotational probiotics starting with The Wolf and Fido's Flora from Adored...
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    Seasonal allergies, possible fleas/rapid breathing

    Perfect. Exam and basic screening and any other indicated diagnostics based on her exam. Have you tried Trixsyn or any HA product? https://www.valleyvet.com/vitalize-trixsyn-canine-joint/
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    Allergies and chronic ear infections

    https://lilyofthedesert.com/shop/lily-of-the-desert/aloe-vera-juices-gels/preservative-free-whole-leaf-juice/
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    Allergies and chronic ear infections

    What a great question! The answer is no. However it is more nuanced than that. As we've discussed, diet variety is one of the keys to vitality and a balanced microbiome. However, conventional treastment is often through diet restriction and a limited diet. And sticking to a limited...
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