dog yeast

The first things that hit me about owning dogs was the sheer terror when

something goes wrong not to mention the enormous cost. Though you hope your

dog understands your every word there's not a lot of help that we can provide

in times of illness other than reassurance and comfort. If your not an expert,

what can you do?

Both my dogs, as I think most dogs have, suffered from nasty dog yeast

infections of the ear. It cost the dogs a lot of pain and discomfort and it

cost me a lot of time and money. Don't get me wrong, I'm happy to spend

whatever is necessary for my dogs but when you see the terror in their faces

when they go to the vets, it's real easy to start questioning it! Especially

when you're paying out for this!

I decided to look for natural and holistic remedies after one of my dogs got

quite ill through the antibiotics prescribed to him. To cut a long story

short I did a lot of research, befriended a vet and asked him what he thought

about the mass of information I'd found. Well to say my eyes were opened was

an understatement. The very dog yeast ear drops I was sold by my vet could be

made in my kitchen and there were a whole bunch of home remedies he

recommended that are natural and far better than antibiotics - not to mention

far less damaging to our pets health.

To this day both my dogs have gone from 4-5 dog yeast infections a year each

to ZERO in the last two years. That's zero times in the last two years that I'

ve had to take my dogs to the vets for anything to do with their ears. My

findings also show you what to do when they DON'T have a yeast infection to

prevent it coming on in the first place.

What I've discovered isn't just one method I've found for dog yeast

infections either. I have spent a lot of time researching and interviewing a

qualified vet to reveal all kinds of new techniques. I have interviewed a

whole group of people who had cured there dogs yeast infections and there was

one thing in common. There is a technique involved in this and that often

involves a two prong approach to this problem, it involves timing. It's just

something most people don't think to do. They often get antibiotics and think

they can leave it at that, but that is the stage where you can win the battle!

The main thing is that for all this time neither of my pets has had a dog

yeast infection and it has spared them many trips to the dreaded vets. Your

dog may like a trip to the vets, I see them in the waiting room, the calm

ones. But when they don't like it…Life gets pretty tough, especially with two

of them!

That aside you can imagine the stress the the entire thing must cause for the

dog. In pain, bundled into the car, driven to the dog equivalent of hell! And

for what? To get back in that car again! My two really do suffer in the car,

badly. The fact that I've eliminated (so far) any dog yeast infections, has

saved them a lot of discomfort and a lot of stress.

It's done the same for me to!

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