Blackwatch Feed Program - Systemic Yeast / Fungus Overgrowth |
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This
diet has several major components that work together to resolve
the yeast / fungus problem over time. Be patient, it took some time for
your dog to get in this condition, it will take some time to completely
resolve the problem - 3 - 6 months generally, some longer. You will
start to see some changes within the first month and the first two weeks
are the detoxification period and frequently they will get worse before
they get better due to the detoxifying response.
I am not a fan of steroids, but it it mean a little Pred will keep them
comfortable during this detox time, ask your vet about it. It should
only be used under a vet's care and directions and it is not suitable
for some dogs ie: diabetic
cases for example.
If you live Overseas, the Yeast Removal Kit may not be available to you due to your country's customs restrictions - check here for possible options. A Three Part Process To Correcting Yeast Overgrowth
This is a feed program to help return the dog to a normal condition after having problems with a systemic yeast infection. Yeast/fungus overgrowth can cause many health problems, the most obvious problems are red, itchy, and inflamed skin, ears, lips and toes. For a comprehensive article, read Systemic Yeast Infections located at this website as well as my articles on yeast as it relates to (Allergies and Bloat). A Picture Is Worth A Thousand Words The example below is of a dog using my program who had a 2-year long systemic yeast infection. The photos show the BEFORE and AFTER or changing to my Feed Program for Systemic Yeast.
HOW TO USE THIS PROGRAM This feed program is used by many of the top breeders in the USA and overseas. This program has 20 years of success and you must follow this program exactly because each component has a job to do - deleting one of these components compromises the integrity of this program. Do not add other foods or supplements to the program without discussing it with me first. Do NOT add your own raw meats, calcium supplements, I will provide raw options that are safe from pathogenic bacteria and parasites and balanced in their calcium and phosphorus ratio. This program will be divided into 3 parts: Section A. - supplements, and where to purchase Section B. - description of supplements - what they do Section C. - support information - for your dog Please print out for future reference and provide a copy for your veterinarian, if they have any questions they can contact me personally for assistance. Please note, I am not a distributor nor a retailer of any of the products used in this feed program. I have used them for years and test fed on my own pets and in some instances, I have done laboratory tests to check quality and analysis and also done my own long term feed trials on many litters. I do not recommend companies that are unethical in their business practices so that is why some of the foods you see on the market are not on my list of better foods. Just because it is listed in Whole Dog Journal, does not mean it is a good product. They ONLY read labels and a label only gives you 50% of the true picture when it comes to pet foods. This information is not to be used in lieu of veterinarian advice, diagnoses or treatment. Section A. The
Basics Program
This program is a comprehensive and consists several components this is it in summary form. Detailed info to follow below.
Where
To Purchase Products
1. DOG FOOD - Eagle Holistic Line or Eagle Super Premium Line of Pet Foods - locate retailer at this website www.eaglepack.com 2. Ultra Oil - balance omegas - 3-6-9- www.firstchoicenaturals.com 3. K9 Solutions - ear medicine specifically for yeast issues as well as canker, swimmer's ear and tough antibiotic resistant bacteria. The best basic ear medicine to keep on hand all the time. www.firstchoicenaturals.com 4. Flexicose
- joint support supplement (glucosamine, chondroitin, MSM
and herbs). www.Flexicose
com FOR VARIETY - Eagle Holistic canned meats www.eaglepack.com or The Honest Kitchen a dehydrated raw meat/fruits/veggies Description of Supplements - Who - What
- Why? 1.
Food - Kibble and Canned
My preference for yeast issues is the Natural/Holistic Eagle Pack line of Pet Foods
I choose Eagle because all products are made with human grade/organic ingredients,a multi-protein source, not grain based, yogurt cultures (probiotics) digestive enzymes, prebiotics, glucosamine HCL for joint support, high quality sequestered minerals which are critical for proper growth and no bone diseases, no ethoxiquin, no BHA,BHT, only naturally preservative, vitamin C and yucca and balanced Omega 6:3 fatty acids. This is the ONLY dog foods ever tested on giant breeds and it was done on several litters before it became available to the public. It has the longest track record for giant breeds of any food on the market. I directed the feed trials on this food 18 years ago as well as the Large and Giant Puppy food feed trials in 2002 so I know these foods work. Eagle owns their own USDA/Aphis approved plant. To purchase Eagle Dog Foods:
DO NOT SOAK KIBBLE AND LET SET, OR USE HOT WATER ON YOUR KIBBLE IT WILL DESTROY THE INTEGRITY OF THE NUTRIENTS AND PROBIOTICS - YOGURT LIKE CULTURES ON THE FOOD. 2. Ultra Oil - Balanced Omegas - 3-6-9 - are necessary to help repair coat. You need a balanced product so you do not unbalanced the omega ratios in the Eagle Holistic Senior. Purchase online from Dr. Wagner's www.firstchoicenaturals.com 3. K-9 Ear Solutions - When there is yeast in the ears, there is yeast systemically..the yeasty ear is the tip of the iceberg. Most vets will send you home with an antibiotic that only takes care of the secondary bacterial infection and does not kill the yeast itself...so it returns in short order. THIS one works!! www.firstchoicenaturals.com 4. Joint Supplementation - Yeast dye off and other toxins settle in the joints and there is stiffness and what feels like arthritis. This supports the joints and helps with mobility. This is a product for life. I have used Flexicose joint supplementation with great success on my dogs. They ship overseas as well. For more complete information and ordering go to this website: Flexicose Options:
For Variety - Meats - Fruits - Vegetable Linda's Very Veggie Soup for Variety - 2 large cans of chicken or beef broth - (low sodium for heart or elderly dogs- or homemade). Add LOTS of veggies - green beans, wax beans, zucchini, squash, tomatoes, cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower and couple cloves of garlic. The idea is to use this as the variety 3- 4 times a week. Variety - After
The Yeast The Honest
Kitchen dehydrated raw dog food is what I use to provide a
10% raw component to my dogs Eagle kibble. It is balanced
in calcium and phosphorus ratios which are very important
in growing and elderly dogs!
THE YEAST REMOVAL KIT To order The Yeast Kit: www.Nzymes.com or 877-816-6500 and Yeast Kit Instructions - print out and read!! Program Components: Nzymes
- Dietary
Enzymes
- in pet treats or granular (multiple pets) Website to order : http://www.nzymes.com/ - 877- 816- 6500 - 8:00-6:00 PST Ox-E-Drops - Ox-E-Drops is clear a safe liquid that will kill pathogens: bacteria, fungus and virus. An added benefit is that Ox-E-Drops Drops does not kill the good bacteria of the gut and helps to encourage the growth of friendly bacteria needed to supress yeast and fungus. I believe Ox-E-Drops is very important component to a diet in the possible prevention of bloat and systemic fungus infections, toxic and leaky gut syndrome, because if it's ability to help keep the proper pH balance in the gut which is important in breeds that have a tendency to bloat.Ox-E-Drops can be use diluted (1 cup of distilled water + 1 teaspoon of Oxy-Drops) for a solution to clean out ears, eyes, to spray on skin. Tincture of Blackleaf - a natural way to kill off yeast (candida albicans) and reduced it back to normal levels. BacPakPlus- probiotics/digestive enzymes - BacPakPlus is specifically designed for tough digestive problems such as yeast or giardia. It is several beneficial yogurt-like beneficial bacteria and digestive enzymes to get the most of the dogs/cats diet and to crowd out the yeast/fungus overgrowth and replace it with beneficial flora and fauna normally found in a health gut. Other Helpful Info: Fleas - Heartworm People ask me what I use for these problems. I use Interceptor as a heartworm preventative and for flea and tick problems I use a topical product- either Frontline Plus or Advantage, Advantix or Frontline products. I do rotate a different one each year. Because these are not systemic products, I feel a bit better about using them and because the dogs/cats and my self are also on Nzymes, which detoxifies the body, I am comfortable with using these products. Special Alert - Other Breeds:
For Collie/Sheltie/Aussie and Sighthound Owners
(could effect some Great Danes)
For those people who own Collies, Shelties, Sighthounds,
Aussies, Border Collies, any breeds with Collie background or
mixed breeds with any of these dogs in them, it is critical that
you know there are certain medications your dogs CAN'T take. Do
not leave it up to your vet to know this..YOU must print this
out and know it - it is a matter of life or death.
These dogs have a sensitivity to Ivermectin (Heartguard
Heartworm medication. Only use Interceptor heart worm preventative.
Other related drugs you can not use on these breeds or there
will be neurological damage.
Other related drugs you can NOT use:
Metronidazole (which is used for diarrhea and
giardia)
Flagyl Torbutol Butorphanol Morphine Acepromazine Ivermectin - Heart Guard There are many different types of drugs that have
been reported to cause problems in Collies, ranging from over-the-counter
antidiarrheal agents like Imodium® to antiparasitic and chemotherapy
agents. It is likely this list will grow to include more drugs
as our research progresses.
Drugs that have been documented, or are strongly
suspected to cause problems in dogs with the MDR1 mutation:
Ivermectin (antiparasitic agent)
Loperamide (Imodium®; over-the-counter antidiarrheal agent) Doxorubicin (anticancer agent) Vincristine (anticancer agent) Vinblastine (anticancer agent) Cyclosporin (immunosuppressive agent) Digoxin (heart drug) Acepromazine (tranquilizer) Butorphanol (pain control) Potential Problem Drugs The following drugs may potentially cause problems
when given to dogs that have the mutation. Biochemical studies
have shown that this gene has the potential to act on over 50
different drugs.
Ondansetron
Domperidone Paclitaxel Mitoxantrone Etoposide Rifampicin Quinidine Morphine Washington State University College of Veterinary
Medicine
Veterinary Clinical Pharmacology Laboratory PO Box 2280 Pullman, WA 99165-2280 (Phone/FAX 509-335-3745) VCPL@vetmed.wsu.edu Additional
Support For The Adult Dog:
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and Neuter information
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bladder information
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gland problems
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