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    Seasonal allergies, possible fleas/rapid breathing

    Turkey is generally less allergy-provoking.
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    Seasonal allergies, possible fleas/rapid breathing

    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?
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    CKD in cat and dental challenges

    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.
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    Seasonal allergies, possible fleas/rapid breathing

    Yes! And @Dr. Christina's flea book in your member area has other suggestions for natural flea control.
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    Seasonal allergies, possible fleas/rapid breathing

    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.
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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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