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Petwealth Results following Persistent Diarrhea

JenniferStr

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Hi Everyone - I'm new to the group but Dr. Jeff was my labrador's vet over 20 years ago... I no longer live in CT but so happy to have access to him here. My dog's name is Poppet, he's a neutered, 8 year 3 month old "Mini" Bernedoodle who weighs about 72 lbs. BEAM - he is a lazy, happy love bug who might be the most food motivated dog on Earth. Thanks to my early training from Dr. Jeff, Poppet eats a wide variety of high quality, as local as possible, fresh foods mostly that I cook for him. Occasionally has some air dried or Honest Kitchen in the mix. Poppet normally has a very strong stomach and solid stools but this summer he's had some issues w/ chronic diarrhea - no accidents but needing to go out frequently in the middle of the night. I did a call w/ Dr Jeff who suggested I add raw saurkraut to his diet. I did so and w/in 2 days, stools were vastly improved. I'd ordered a diagnostic test from a new company called Petwealth to see if he had an parasites etc... the report is attached. The only two things detected were CPE and CPA. @Dr. Jeff is it anything to be concerned about or anything I need to do to better support his gut?
 

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Hey Jennifer!

w/in 2 days, stools were vastly improved

That's wonderful to hear!

Thanks so much for posting with this wonderful update about Poppet's poop!

is it anything to be concerned about or anything I need to do to better support his gut?

With tincture of time to allow his body to do its job I'd expect continued improvement.


Once he re-balances, A repeat test should be clear of the two pathogens.

If he does not continue to improve then consider vet homeopathy.
 
Welcome to Holistic Actions, Jennifer. Be sure to check the welcome video to learn all the resources available.

maybe download the Healthy Dog Journal to best track the different symptoms. Let me know if the instructions are clear for the assembly.

And to be clear, when Dr. Jeff mentions that you may need to work with a vet homeopath, as a member you can resume being a virtual client of his. How to become a new client of holistic vet Dr.Jeff Feinman, Connecticut USA

Dr. Christina
 
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