Guest guest Posted December 1, 2006 Report Share Posted December 1, 2006 (Moderator's Note- Please rephrase to something like- where should I research to find IBS information for dogs?- This makes it clear that we are not supposed to recommend, prescribe or treat.) What natural medicine can a dog use for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)? My friends dog was diagnosed with IBS & she does not want to give her dog a prescription drug. Diane Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 1, 2006 Report Share Posted December 1, 2006 Diane- I feed three Airedales RAW diet, I have heard that it helps IBD dogs because there are no grains. Two great websites with information are: www.dogaware.com (Mary Straus's website) www.b-naturals.com (Lew Olsen's newsletters) or called K9nutrition HTH- Wendy , Boonight wrote: > > (Moderator's Note- Please rephrase to something like- where should I research to find IBS information for dogs?- This makes it clear that we are not supposed to recommend, prescribe or treat.) > > What natural medicine can a dog use for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)? My friends dog was diagnosed with IBS & she does not want to give her dog a prescription drug. > > Diane > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 1, 2006 Report Share Posted December 1, 2006 hi diane---i have raised (until last 3 years) s & r and show gs for 15 years-- all through years i have waited for right pedigree matches and finally got my female with everything perfect----this was my big shot at perfection------IBD---PERINAL FISTULAS----AUTOIMMUNE PROBLEMS---- all results of shots---- watch for fistulas -- big time problems-- goes along with IBD sometimes i was on a site and wish i could remember it---- they knew more than vets if fact i copied everything and took to vets and from there they call university of michigan and gleup univ. in canada and found out more and more dogs are coming down with IBD----PERINAL FISTULAS-----most due to shots----look under for it check out perinal fistulas in animal health (Moderator's Note- Please rephrase to something like- where should I research to find IBS information for dogs?- This makes it clear that we are not supposed to recommend, prescribe or treat.) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 1, 2006 Report Share Posted December 1, 2006 If you are interested in the effects vaccines/drugs/pesticides/chemicals have on animals, as well as reading the currently available studies that PROVE these toxins are killing our pets, you are welcome to join us over on Jstsayno2vaccs. If the link in my signature line does not work please email me privately, or copy/paste the link below in your browser, and I will get you d to this groundbreaking email community. Since March of 2000 we have been working to raise public awareness of these threats and have empowered pet owners throughout the world with the information they needed to make sound decisions in the care of their animals. http://pets.jstsayno2vaccs/ HTH, Dianne Ravette-Jodevin Collies Owner/Co-Founder: " Just Say No To Vaccines " Owner/Founder: HolisticGroomer " It's not enough to rage against the lie...you've got to replace it with the truth. " - Bono Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 2, 2006 Report Share Posted December 2, 2006 I'm sorry but I can't accept that fistulas are due to shots. In the third world, women with fistula are usually those who have babies when they are 12 or 13 years old--too young to give birth safely because they are not physically mature. I've never heard of this condition in dogs. I'd like more information (although I do not breed dogs, I do rescue). Linda Michaels Gambier, Ohio - " Maryann " <wcall5108 Friday, December 01, 2006 3:59 PM Re: Question on Pet Health > hi diane---i have raised (until last 3 years) s & r and show gs for > 15 years-- all through years i have waited for right pedigree > matches and finally got my female with everything perfect----this > was my big shot at perfection------IBD---PERINAL > FISTULAS----AUTOIMMUNE PROBLEMS---- all results of shots---- watch > for fistulas -- big time problems-- goes along with IBD sometimes > i was on a site and wish i could remember it---- they knew more > than vets if fact i copied everything and took to vets and > from there they call university of michigan and gleup univ. in > canada and found out more and more dogs are coming down with > IBD----PERINAL FISTULAS-----most due to shots----look under > groups for it check out perinal fistulas in animal health > > (Moderator's Note- Please rephrase to something like- where should I > research to find IBS information for dogs?- This makes it clear that we > are not supposed to recommend, prescribe or treat.) > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 2, 2006 Report Share Posted December 2, 2006 I absolutely agree with this statement. The Parvo/distemper shots inparticular are gut irritants. I stopped vaccinating all together once I learned about vaccinations. The worst shot of all is rabies, I am done with that to. I purchased a puppy a few months ago vaccine free, RAW fed, no synthetics. He is free of any issues, and I can tell the difference from having two that were vaccinated as puppies. Vaccination is not an immune builder, it is a immune killer. Here is a site to look over, it has the effects of vaccines to our animals. http://www.angelfire.com/biz/froghollerfilas/VaccBlanco.html Wendy , " Maryann " <wcall5108 wrote: > ------IBD---PERINAL FISTULAS----AUTOIMMUNE PROBLEMS---- all results of shots---- watch for fistulas -- big time problems-- goes along with IBD sometimes i was on a site and wish i could remember it---- they knew more than vets > > (Moderator's Note- Please rephrase to something like- where should I research to find IBS information for dogs?- This makes it clear that we are not supposed to recommend, prescribe or treat.) > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 2, 2006 Report Share Posted December 2, 2006 when ANNIE had her tail amputated the vets didnt know either----folks from all over had to drive miles to find a vet who knew anything-----believe me its true there are thousands who have been on that site and at time of my ANNIE we had to use some kind of meds that people use for rejection of organs on the fistulas and we all had papers that our dogs were not to have any more required shots of anykind----furturemore at same time--- shots have caused problems in our children too of course CDC will not tell you this the multiple dose meds is the worst thing on humans and animals there is because of preseratives --for instance---why have doctors stopped giving antibiotics as much as they used too - Linda Michaels Friday, December 01, 2006 9:30 PM Re: Question on Pet Health I'm sorry but I can't accept that fistulas are due to shots. In the third world, women with fistula are usually those who have babies when they are 12 or 13 years old--too young to give birth safely because they are not physically mature. I've never heard of this condition in dogs. I'd like more information (although I do not breed dogs, I do rescue). Linda Michaels Gambier, Ohio - " Maryann " <wcall5108 Friday, December 01, 2006 3:59 PM Re: Question on Pet Health > hi diane---i have raised (until last 3 years) s & r and show gs for > 15 years-- all through years i have waited for right pedigree > matches and finally got my female with everything perfect----this > was my big shot at perfection------IBD---PERINAL > FISTULAS----AUTOIMMUNE PROBLEMS---- all results of shots---- watch > for fistulas -- big time problems-- goes along with IBD sometimes > i was on a site and wish i could remember it---- they knew more > than vets if fact i copied everything and took to vets and > from there they call university of michigan and gleup univ. in > canada and found out more and more dogs are coming down with > IBD----PERINAL FISTULAS-----most due to shots----look under > groups for it check out perinal fistulas in animal health > > (Moderator's Note- Please rephrase to something like- where should I > research to find IBS information for dogs?- This makes it clear that we > are not supposed to recommend, prescribe or treat.) > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 2, 2006 Report Share Posted December 2, 2006 check out pf-l groups---you ll find out real quick what the shots can do----the raw diet is the best for this condition-----the IBD sets off the perinal fistulas my main vet thought hemorroids---on to one 30 miles away and amputation no go there we doctored her for 3 straight years every day till she went into remission-------colloidal silver did that one-----i think we should all check out the shots we give our animals and above all our babies-----tell me -- why does a new born need a mandatory hep b shot?????-----they dont -- my granddaughter had twins 3 years ago and one baby wound up flown to best natel unit around cause of that and then the first set of shots coma thank GOD she came out but she didnt move for 2 months----do you think hospital said it was shots NO but they tell you at time of shots to watch for 12-24 hours-----we dont take shots at all - Linda Michaels Friday, December 01, 2006 9:30 PM Re: Question on Pet Health I'm sorry but I can't accept that fistulas are due to shots. In the third world, women with fistula are usually those who have babies when they are 12 or 13 years old--too young to give birth safely because they are not physically mature. I've never heard of this condition in dogs. I'd like more information (although I do not breed dogs, I do rescue). Linda Michaels Gambier, Ohio - " Maryann " <wcall5108 Friday, December 01, 2006 3:59 PM Re: Question on Pet Health > hi diane---i have raised (until last 3 years) s & r and show gs for > 15 years-- all through years i have waited for right pedigree > matches and finally got my female with everything perfect----this > was my big shot at perfection------IBD---PERINAL > FISTULAS----AUTOIMMUNE PROBLEMS---- all results of shots---- watch > for fistulas -- big time problems-- goes along with IBD sometimes > i was on a site and wish i could remember it---- they knew more > than vets if fact i copied everything and took to vets and > from there they call university of michigan and gleup univ. in > canada and found out more and more dogs are coming down with > IBD----PERINAL FISTULAS-----most due to shots----look under > groups for it check out perinal fistulas in animal health > > (Moderator's Note- Please rephrase to something like- where should I > research to find IBS information for dogs?- This makes it clear that we > are not supposed to recommend, prescribe or treat.) > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 2, 2006 Report Share Posted December 2, 2006 --Hi Diane, www.shirleyswellnesscafe.com is a great site to go to and research holistic pet health. good for your friend for not wanting to give her dog any poisonous prescription drugs! Any drug or vaccine given to an animal is a step in the wrong direction! Lynn > > > > What natural medicine can a dog use for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)? My friends dog was diagnosed with IBS & she does not want to give her dog a prescription drug. > > Diane > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 2, 2006 Report Share Posted December 2, 2006 A bit of information, as I bred dogs for over 30 years, and I fed them as near to nature as possible. Everything was raw, meat, raw cereal feeds (not fed along with meat, as they go through the system at different rates), no milk, plain water, no cooked foods at all. I fed raw vegetables. For those that do not know, a dog's system is different from a humans. Chocolate treats are dangerous, cakes, etc. are too. A dog has a very strong acidic system which can digest putrified meat and not make them ill. In the wild they would hunt, and kill, to survive. Their systems wouldnt get overloaded, and one of the first things they would eat would be the stomach contents, (usually from grass fed animals, ie. cereals,). By giving tinned meats, cooked cereals, you are giving them semi-digested foods, and consequently their systems are reacting, hence eating grass, making themselves sick, and foul breath, faeces, etc. Usually they would eat their fill of the meat and bury the rest for another time. Overfeeding doesnt work, and its a fallacy that raw food makes them savage. In all of those years, I never had a working dog, whether gundog, GSD, Dobe, or Rottie that was savage. They were all 100% with children and knew the difference when working. Not one was ever savage or bit anyone. They " held " their captive, didnt bite. Tinned foods contain mostly water and offal, which isnt feeding however much you feed. It also harbours worms. Im not trying to stop people feeding tins, or cooked cereals, just trying to explain HOW a dog should be fed for optimum health. There are lots of sites where information can be learned. Would you like to live on meat, and meat only every day? My dogs would go to a show, be well placed if they didnt win and go out and work all of the next day/week, whatever. They were all greatly loved, and respected, and they respected me and mine. Maggie Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder..... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 5, 2006 Report Share Posted December 5, 2006 Mod. Note: Please take these discussions to one of the animal groups. That is what they are for. I have fed a raw, prey based/ prey modeled diet to over 80 cats of various health conditions and ages, and 1 Akita show dog (raised raw since 9 weeks of age). Here are links that I reccomend: www.rawfed.com www.rawmeatybones.com www.rawlearning.com www.rawfeddogs.net www.pets.rawfeeding www.pets.SeniorRawFeeding And for good measure: www.pets.TruthAboutVaccines Best, Michelle www.petfinder.com/shelters/CA1126.html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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