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28. Another recommendation

Wed Sep 27, 2017, 06:55 PM

Sep 2017

We’ve been using wellness simple salmon and potato. No grains.

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Dog question............ [View all] mrmpa Sep 2017 OP

The dog should first be offered a diet eleminating rainy Sep 2017 #1

I second this. think4yourself Sep 2017 #5

What is "human grade dog food"? left-of-center2012 Sep 2017 #25

The Honest Kitchen. NCjack Sep 2017 #26

I would be afraid to try that Motley13 Sep 2017 #2

Be forewarned... True Dough Sep 2017 #3

I'm a vet. There are many reasons for allergies. mrs_p Sep 2017 #4

please listen to the real knowledge of Mrs. P. Botany Sep 2017 #9

Thank you......... mrmpa Sep 2017 #18

Agreed matt819 Sep 2017 #27

BTW. I've seen pepto cause problems too. mrs_p Sep 2017 #6

I can not remember what I used for an allergy Doreen Sep 2017 #7

Topical Benadryl would be my recommendation. democratisphere Sep 2017 #8

My poodles' vet prescribed Children's Benadryl frogmarch Sep 2017 #12

I'd say Benedryl or a generic rather than Sudafed MiniMe Sep 2017 #11

That's it.............. mrmpa Sep 2017 #17

Try feeding the dog Dinovite Optical.Catalyst Sep 2017 #13

They fund racist hate radio RandiFan1290 Sep 2017 #14

Another recommendation matt819 Sep 2017 #28

What are you feeding the dog, including any treats? Donkees Sep 2017 #15

Oh my. Bantamfancier Sep 2017 #19

Thank you.......... mrmpa Sep 2017 #21

Loratadine (Claritin, Alavert) for Dogs and Cats douglas9 Sep 2017 #22

don't "try" anything on your pet without consulting with a vet Skittles Sep 2017 #24