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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.
 
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