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K.O. has a yeast infection help

Discussion in 'Health & Nutrition' started by brownjoker, Dec 25, 2011.

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  1. pookie!

    pookie! Top Dog

    If your dog is having such a big yeast problem, switch foods and get a higher quality one, if still having issues, go raw. My dog had/has sometimes, yeast issues, they have lessened tremendously with him being 50/50 raw/kibble, and when I have space 100% raw will more than likely completely eradicate the issue, changing the diet all crazy like that will only fix it for a little bit, the ACV fixes the Ph issues and fixes the yeast problem, but if your food is causing it, it will keep coming back..
     
    pookie!, Jan 22, 2012
    #21
  2. 87buick

    87buick Top Dog

    Just trying to help.. seems like you got offended for some reason. Oh well just another way.
     
    87buick, Jan 22, 2012
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  3. pookie!

    pookie! Top Dog

    Lol no I am just saying why not switch foods or just offer the ACV? Why get all crazy creating a new feed when you dont have to?
     
    pookie!, Jan 22, 2012
    #23
  4. Limey kennels

    Limey kennels CH Dog

    Limey kennels, Jan 29, 2012
    #24
  5. slim12

    slim12 Super Moderator Staff Member

    here is a very simple home-made recipe....
    12oz. bottle of isopropyl alcohol....2tbs. boric acid....8-10 drops of genetian violet.....all can be purchased at a local drug store....the alcohol is the carrier to the inner part of the ear and easily evaporates...the boric acid lowers the ph which prevent bacterial or fungal growth...the genetian violet is like a topical for the infected/inflamed/sore area....mix it all in the alcohol bottle, poke a hole in the top, shake it well and squirt it liberally in each ear..gently massage the ear area.....twice a day til it clears and then weekly or monthly depending on the living arrangement/type of dog...etc...etc...etc..
     
    slim12, Jan 31, 2012
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  6. brownjoker

    brownjoker Pup

    Thanx for all the advice. Well I switched to diamomd naturals dog food and he loves it. I also put a raw egg n his kibble. Also wipe him down wit acv and water solution had to play wit the mix a lil. Tried it wit the hydrogen peroxide and he seemed to dislike tht a lot. Found a good balance and he is doin better. The stinky feet smell is gone and he seems to be doin better. Thanx again for all the help
     
    brownjoker, Feb 20, 2012
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