Who Else Wants to Prevent Dog Allergies?

Is it possible to prevent dog allergies?

At the time of this writing, veterinarians say the itchy skin, upset tummies and yeasty ears associated with dog allergies torment up to 20% of our canine companions.

If your dog is one of the thousands suffering with irritated skin, constant paw licking or painful digestion issues caused by allergies you want to know what you can do about it, right?

Strengthen Your Dog’s Immune System

Veterinarian Joseph Demers, DVM says,

“I now see many more allergies than before, the result, I believe, of a confused or out-of-balance immune system underreacting or overreacting, or otherwise just not doing its normal job.

Years ago I used to see this in animals two or more years of age, and now I see allergies in animals as young as six months of age.” (from The Veterinarians Guide to Natural Remedies for Dogs p. 225)

Here’s why veterinarians believe so many dogs are showing up with chronic skin conditions and other allergy symptoms.

It boils down to this. Weak immune systems can lead to allergies and other diseases including cancer.

Here's Two Ways to Heal and Maybe Even Prevent Dog Allergies

Keep your dog’s immune system strong by feeding a high quality diet that includes fresh meat, fruits and vegetables.

If you need some ideas for good for you foods to feed your dog, click here.
In addition to a healthy diet, you also want to make sure your pet gets plenty of exercise. Dogs need to go for walks or runs daily for stimulation and variety.

Meet A Crusader for Dog Health

Veterinarian Dr. Andrew Jones is passionate about natural remedies for dogs (and cats).

He's written several digital reports and even a home study course for pet parents equally passionate about keeping their animals healthy.

In this, his videos and other materials, he shares his nearly 20 years experience treating pets for allergies and other illnesses. He specializes in natural remedies for dogs (and cats).

You can read more about his natural remedies for dogs (and cats) here.