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CathyA

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I have been trying to avoid any ticka nd flea meds ( have been successful for the past 3 years with natural essential oi and shampoos. THis year, Mocha ( she is an Aussilear 4 years old ) started to chew on her tail ( she is on a raw diet of meat, ground bones organs ) she gets a daily salmon oil, just added brewers yeast daily and a little coconut oil . All of which was done after her problem. She has chewed a strip of her feather tail raw and yelps. We x-rayed her tail ( my husband is a chiropractor ) and it's not broken. She had gotten adjusted,and I have bathed her with good, healthy, nourishing shampoos. She still gets 3-5 fleas ( we flea com her 2 x day sometimes more. Im thinking she may be allergic to any flea bites. She will NOT let anyone touch her tail. I have a vet appointment next Wednesday. They will not give me the heartworm until she is tested. I am not wantign to give her teh flea meds but I dont know what to do . I have flea traps at the office and home and it is not showing any fleas in the house ( we do have carpet in the bedrooms . She does sleep wit us at night.
 
Please do download the member benefit - Fleas Be Gone - there are many other ways to work on ticks. Missing from that ebook is the nematode from the company Flea Destroyer. I find it the best for the yard.
Healthy dogs with a balanced energy field rarely get fleas, and never are allergic to the ones they do get, so do have your husband do chiropractic rebalancing on a regular basis. Keep flea combing for sure.

Does he do muscle testing? You can test for what would be, for now the best protein sources and supplements for her. do you have a holistic vet? You can get heartworm preventative without a prescription that is just the ivermectin without all the added drugs. I do recommend getting a test once a year, but I would wait until the skin is resolved before going to a conventional vet. You can give it every 6-8 weeks only when mosquitoes are present and muscle test for the best day to give it.

Definitely also include any energy healing approaches you or your husband are trained in. We have MANY webinars to introduce you to different approaches.

Dr. Christina
 
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