posted on Nov, 9 2024 @ 09:48 PM
I only have had cats since I started studying all the metabolic and enzyme activities in the body. I can test on myself, and I have found things to
help cats, but I have not done any analyzing of how this stuff works on dogs or other kinds of animals.
You might wind up bringing the dog to the vets, it is probably something like an enzyme deficiency or something to do with a food intolerance. A good
vet will be able to tell you which foods might help the dogs condition.
Someone here who has dogs may also know a solution to this.
They have changed the dog food chemistry so much lately, adding ingredients into them that the dogs have not been adapted to metabolize correctly. I
cringe when I look at the ingredients they are adding to some of the more expensive cat foods these days, a lot of cats are having problems, and I
suspect the dog food changes also cause problems.
Cats do not believe in science, so any cat food that says scientifically improved is probably not that good....I was told that by a good vet. It
takes generations to properly adapt to eat a new type of food chemistry without getting side effects. Introducing it slowly into the food supply over
generations makes it so the animal can properly metabolize it and properly associate enzyme creation that matches the food chemistry. Think about all
the changes they are promoting in the American diet.....no wonder so many people are having problems....so are the animals