Raw Feeding for Allergies

[Jax08]

Try it for a week and let me know. It helped Jax and it's helped my friends dog. I read an article that the honey is supposed to come from with a 50 mile radius of you.

[Zeeva]

Originally Posted by Kettle

Well he was on dry before and my understanding was that a lot of the allergies had to do with the grains rather than proteins. Thank you for your insightful, yet condescending reply, you must be the best dog owner ever.

Aw don't take Elaine's advice as condescending. IMO she's always looking out for the best, (but shhh don't tell her she can come off as brazen sometimes ). She means well.

<3 Elaine

I hope your pup feels better. Just wanted to say that and chin up. You've got some pretty good advice form Jax08 too c: Keep us posted on how your pup does!

[Courtney]

Originally Posted by Jax08

Try it for a week and let me know. It helped Jax and it's helped my friends dog. I read an article that the honey is supposed to come from with a 50 mile radius of you.

This will be perfect, the location is less than 10 miles from my house. It's actually a produce farm I frequent often anyway. I didn't know they had hives on the back of their property. Heck, I might start putting a little in my yogurt too. Glad to hear you saw results that fast. I will let you know.

[Jax08]

The person I buy from is about 5 miles from me. He said about 50% of his honey goes to ppl with allergies (1T per day for people) and some have been able to come off of steroids. The only downside to honey is that it obviously affects your sugar levels, and that of the dogs, so if you are diabetic you'll need to monitor.

I took Jax off the honey after her itching stopped to see what would happen and within days she was scratching again so I'm sure it is the honey that helped.