Holistic Pet Care

grains, or grain based, starch based like potatoes, heavy sugar like
carrots and sweet potatoes or fruits. If you do use a premade food
read the label like a hawk and don't be afraid to write or call the
manufacturer and ask questions. Personally I am a bit cynical about
most commercially made foods no matter how pristine they claim to be.

By the way when my beloved Peke was dying in late 07 I was feeding
him commercially made bribe foods. I knew which way he was going and
was just trying to keep him comfortable and get some food in him
without forcing him. At the same time I started feeding the cat
commercial foods. High quality they say but still a can or a sack.
Anyway she got a cyst on her side. I was pretty sure I knew what it
was but when it changed size and texture I had the vet aspirate it.
He emptied it. It was oil as we suspected. It came back. I left it
alone. After I got the puppy I fed him kibble for a while. I was
dissatisfied so I started him on raw. I put the cat back on raw. She
is almost 18 and gorgeous. Anyway -- surprise, surprise -- the cyst
is getting smaller and also shriveling.

Yolanda
On Apr 28, 2009, at 1:37 PM, rosie wrote:

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> Which food have no yeast, etc?
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> --- On Mon, 4/27/09, Yolanda LaCombe <energyworks1@att.net> wrote:
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> From: Yolanda LaCombe <energyworks1@att.net>
> Subject: Re: [HolisticPet] Using Healthwise, Whats Better...........
> To: HolisticPet@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Monday, April 27, 2009, 2:23 PM
>
> Avoid grains in his food. Probably he has yeast or candida or both.
> It wouldn't hurt to put him on a diet with no foods that can promote
> yeast at least for a while, maybe forever. Of course I think raw is
> the best but some people can't do it. As far as the expense goes,
> going to the vet is more expensive.
>
> Yolanda
> On Apr 27, 2009, at 9:31 AM, havasushannon wrote:
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> >
> > We were using Canidae but then when they changed manufacturers and
> > there food changed, my dogs health declined a bit. So we switched
> > to Healthwise by Innova. They seemed to do ok on it at first, there
> > wasn't any really green slimy poops like regular Innova, but now
> > they often get loose bowels when the bag is new so I'm thinking of
> > switching again. We pay about $30 for 40lbs, and hoping to find
> > something in this area or thats not too expensive. I have a rottie
> > and a lab who are 6, and the rottie had a spinal stroke last July
> > and the lab is sensitive to certain grains and gets yeast gunky
> > ears if given those certain grains(usually in dog treats). Any
> > suggestions? ?
> >
> >
> >
>
> Yolanda LaCombe Lowery
> energyworks1@ att.net
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Yolanda LaCombe Lowery
energyworks1@att.net

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