Itchy Dog Yeast Infection (5 ESSENTIAL Steps to Stop It)
Itchy dog yeast infection, 5 signs and 7 steps to stop it long term for MUCH better dog health.
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If your dog suffers itchy skin, hot spots, chews or licks at their feet often and gets ear infections, you could be dealing with dog skin yeast infection.
Things can get out of balance quickly when your dogs immune system is under stress and the yeast becomes overgrown and out of control spreading throughout the body and over the skin as fungus.
Welcome to the ugly world of dog yeast infections.
Here's 5 Signs of Dog Yeast Infection:
1. Smelly greasy skin and hair with possible dandruff.
2. Ear infection with scratching or head shaking.
3. Feet chewing and licking with rusty brown hair between toes that indicates yeast infection.
4. Patches of darkened or black skin with possible hair loss over them.
5. Small black patchy dots over the underbelly region and possible rusty brown or graying around the genital area.
Check for these signs of yeast infection in dogs and treat as soon as possible.
How to treat yeast fungal infections in dogs comes down to one of the main reason, DIET. The simple reason is that a kibble diet provides too much starch, which means, too much sugar and this fuels the yeast, it's that simple!
Kibble contains starches that are quickly converted to sugars and yeast lives off sugars.
Dogs don't need all that starch in their diet so what can you do to solve the problem?
Here's 5 ways to support your dogs gut with dog yeast infection home remedies and recommendations:
1. Give your dog probiotics to help balance the gastrointestinal system and boost gut health.
By far the best one I've researched over the years is Pet Ultimates Probiotics for dogs and I'll leave a link in the description above.
2. Try to limit the use of antibiotics as they indiscriminately kill all bacteria, not just the bad ones and can leave your dog worse off than before as yeast spreads.
3. Avoid giving your dog toxic drugs like flea and tick meds, worm meds or exposing them to household cleaners and garden insecticides and weed killers.
4. Oregano is a perennial plant best known for Italian cooking but with amazing healing power for treating allergies, candida, mange and yeast infections.
Mix the pure oregano oil with virgin olive oil at 1 part oregano oil to 4 parts olive oil, a 20% solution.
Oregano oil has excellent anti-fungal properties. For yeast infection, cancers, allergies, parasites, digestive problems, kennel cough or to boost the immune system, rub some oregano oil mixed with virgin olive oil on the pads of your dogs feet and between toes daily.
It will soak in and do the job of an antibiotic for internal infections but without killing off your dogs gut flora like vet prescribed antibiotics do.
For skin legions, skin cancers, sarcoptic and demodectic mange, bee stings and bug bites, ear infection, muscle pain, arthritis, contact dermatitis and any type of external yeast infection, rub the 20% solution onto the area daily until its gone.
5. Feed your dog a Healthier Kibble Diet. As we know, kibble fuels yeast, but what if, and without changing your current kibble diet, you could still bring your dogs guts flora levels back into balance and stop the yeast overgrowth?
The good news is, to overcome this problem, you don't need to change brands of kibble but by adding certain extras to your dogs kibble meals you'll quickly solve many dog health problems along with much of the yeast issues your dog faces.
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My Boxer had the worst yeast skin and paw issues. No grain, wheat, soy, corn or chicken. Organic, plain probiotic yogurt every morning. Once a week she is bathed with Selsun Blue Medicated. She is 100% better.
Excellent, thanks.
Hi Jackie my boxer too have bad yeast infection. Could you tell me what kind of organic dog food you give to your baby? Currently my 11yr old is on the; the honest kitchen company and the no grain turkey. It's not the kibble kind it's the mix with water one. Please let me know what you use. Thank you!
@@reginalee4114 Hi Jackie, though I'd chime in. Re the ingredients in that Turkey meal: Ingredients: Dehydrated turkey, organic flaxseed, dehydrated potatoes, dehydrated spinach, dehydrated carrots, dried organic coconut, dried apples, dehydrated eggs, dried bananas, dehydrated celery, dried cranberries, dried organic kelp, minerals [tricalcium phosphate, potassium chloride, choline chloride, zinc amino acid chelate, iron amino acid chelate, potassium iodide, copper amino acid chelate, sodium selenite], taurine, vitamins [vitamin E supplement, vitamin B12 supplement, thiamine mononitrate (vitamin B1), calcium pantothenate (vitamin B5), riboflavin (vitamin B2), vitamin D3 supplement], fish oil (a natural source of DHA and EPA). The first 5 ingredients are the largest and number 3 is potatoes and potatoes are a big no-no if you want to avoid yeast. They simply turn to sugar fast once eaten. If you could find a more nutrition friendly option, maybe freeze dried raw or organic high protein based kibble and add some freash food extras to the meal, that would help. Also add probiotics to every meal: amzn.to/3xqa2i0 That's a US link, are you UK? To resolve yeast, feed zero carbs or low carbs, being wholegrain. Add fresh food like eggs, canned sardines and lots of veg. And no vaccines/dewormers/flea&tick/vet meds etc.
What dog food do you feed? Thank you, thank you
i’m confused; i’ve only ever been given apoquel. it’s pretty expensive. so maybe i will try this ? is the selsun something you can buy at the store ?
you are an awesome man, love you work, please keep making new videos
Thank you.
There is so much info here I'm gonna need to watch this a dozen times
I do go on a bit, but so much to say.. and I like detail.. Thanks for watching: bottom line is moving to more fresh foods in the diet and keeping carbs low as many kibbles are loaded with carbs 40%+. This may help: If you feed kibble, the best thing to do first is remove 50% of the kibble from the bowl and replace with raw eggs (preferably organic), canned sardines (in plain water with skin & bone intact: 12 Pack Sardines - amzn.to/3vaXrj6), some part cooked and blended veggies like broccoli, kale, green beans, spinach, brussel sprouts, bok choy etc and some meat proteins such as chicken meat, even better. If not liking to prepare vegetables then these freeze dried greens are antioxidant packed to help protect cells from free radical damage, cellular repair, support immunity, joints, skin issues, heart and eye health: Core Immune CARE Greens: shrsl.com/3uv18 Now your dogs getting live enzymes, probiotics, Omega 3 oils, the highest quality proteins and nutritional assimilation from eggs (100%), and antioxidants, minerals and vitamins from vegetables. Always add a quality probiotic to improve digestion and gut health: (skin issues/yeast/itchy dogs) use this one: amzn.to/3yoURqU and for all other dogs use this one: shrsl.com/3uv7l If you want an excellent, VERY low carbohydrate kibble at just 5%, (high carbohydrates cause chronic inflammation, with itchy skin, yeast, poor gut health, ear infection, UTI's and hot spots, and nearly all kibbles are 40+% carbs!). Ketona has high protein at 47% (dogs thrive on proteins), correct fats at 15% and natural additives, so have a look at Ketona Kibble: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble. I recommend still adding the fresh foods even with the best kibble. By introducing fresh foods, really lowering carbs use, introducing greens, omega 3's, proteins and a better more suitable kibble, your dog will respond with healing and improved health over the next 12 weeks. Some must do's: Zero vaxx once adult (auto immune disease issues) Very low carbs in diet (cause of inflammation) No vet drugs, there's effective natural alternatives. Feed a healthier diet with at least 50% fresh food in it. NO white foods ie rice, potato, pasta..
So grateful for this information! Thank you!
Your welcome, glad it helped and best of luck.
Thank you, Dan, for this wonderfully helpful information! I'll be shopping for your brand!
Your welcome Katherine.
Very informational video, thanks
Your most welcome.
Also- thank you for the awesome video. The oregano bit was something I’ve never heard before!
Thank you. Oregano oil is my go too antibiotic for me and dogs.
thank you for sharing this amazing video
Your welcome.
this is really an informative video. it works.
It sure does work, thanks for watching.
Thanks for the info. I needed a solution to a chronic problem and you delivered.
Hi Marie, appreciate the time taken to comment and VERY happy you and your dog have a solution.
Very informational video, thanks for sharing with us.
It's my plesure, glad I can help.
Wow awesome tutorials I like it, Thanks
Your welcome.
This guy is awesome!!!
Thank you, much appreciated.
Thank you!
Your very welcome Sarah.
Great content Dan, you really making me trust you with all the knowledge you bring to the table. Keep up the good work I’m invested to learn more from you for my doggy!! 😍
Your welcome Stefania.
Your welcome stafania😘
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Great work man! it's excellent guide for much better dog health. Thank you for these 5 essential step to stop it like yeast infection of dog.
Glad you liked it.
Great video. It is very informative and helpful for stopping yeast infection.
Glad it helps. Appreciate your comment.
You’re amazing, love to Watch your video and follow your very important advise and educate my self for being better parents for my babies . Thank you so much 👍❤️🐶🐾
Your most welcome Elizabeth.
Very useful content. Explained step by step. 100 % effective.
Thank you, really happy it's helped you and your dog.
Great video. Thanks for sharing this very informative video. My dog will be more healthy now.
No worries, thanks for watching and good luck with your dog.
Thank you
My Pleasure, glad it helps.
Thank you so much I hope it works
Your welcome. It's a good list, works, but be patient as yeast is slow to work out of the body. feed very low carbs, no sugars, NO vaxx. No synthetics.
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Hey, my pleasure. Glad you liked the information and found it useful.
Thanks
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New subscriber here ty so so much
Your welcome Kendall.
this is really informative and helpful video about dog yeast infection . thanks sir for this informative video.
My pleasure. Glad you liked the information and found it useful.
my dog catches it so often . I am sure these ways will ease her a lot. It is really a very informative video. You have mentioned so many things I didn't know and it is surely going to help me and my dog. it seems I have been doing something wrong as well but I will make sure to follow all these steps. Thank you for this. recommending my friends having dogs as well.
Yes, just follow the steps (also listed in the description) and your dog will benefit greatly.
Oh wow who knew all I had to do what search KZhead. Thank you sooooooooooo much! It doesn’t answer questions about how to prevent bladder stones but it helps so much
Hi Kay, a more alkaline diet will prevent bladder stones. Kibble only is very acidic and causes stones, UTI's and so on. So adding in those extras from the book: The Healthier Kibble Diet will help a lot with prevention. Best of luck.
my dog had bladder stones and had a surgery to remove 2 huge ones. Since we have switched her to Royal Canin Urinary SO line - shes been fine ever since!
@@lisaroselouise Glad things are working out for your dog. I do recommend that you also add some fresh (live enzyme) food the bowl, even if it's just cooked and well crushed veg. My free guide has more on this. healthydogforlife.com/guide
@@DanScott1 thank you !!
@@lisaroselouise Your welcome.
Bro! I don’t give a damn how old this video is, you have helped me and my dogs so much, my dog is licking her paws like crazy, and I’d rather hear from you first, I scrolled down countless videos hoping you had some info on it, haven’t watched the video yet but I’m bout 2.
Some good advice in this video. For temp relief use the oregano oil: amzn.to/3ulnF1T, it's neat so add 2 drops to tsp olive oil, mix well and rub all over feet. The diet is the main focus as it;s lilkely the fault of the feet issues. Try and keep carbs out of the diet as they lead to yeast, itchy skin, chronic feet licking/chewing. You'll want to take have fresh food as much of the diet if you can. So if feeding kibble, take half out and relace with eggs, canned sardines (in water), part cooked and blended veggies and any meats. Add live enzymes: amzn.to/37MrINq very anti yeast. Definitely feed soil based probiotics: amzn.to/3yoURqU great for digestion, better gut health and anti yeast. There's more but this is a good start. And No drugs, vaccines, lots of exercise. Does take a while to shift this but does go and you have a healthier dog overall anyway.
@@DanScott1 thank you so much sir, and I bought her 5 cans of sardines today because of what you taught me on your channel. I had about a quarter bottle of that oregano oil, I filled the rest of the bottle with olive oil, so it’s about a 20 percent mixture just like you said. I have put any on her yet but I will start tomorrow. Thank you very much for your response. Thank you
@@anthonymack2289 Your welcome.
Hi Dan! Really appreciate all the help, I do have a question as to when I should see results - I’m sure weeks but wanted to get your take on it- my pug suffers from the recurring yeast ear infections, skin infections and the constant licking- the vet doesn’t help with a resolution. I just bought all your recommendations and pray this gives her peace!
They certainly will help and for the ears use this silver spray: amzn.to/3iJ6hjB Having some great success with it. Simply spray into the eras twice daily and onto problem areas, plus add a teaspoon full to meals or drinking water. Just use for as long as the problem needs to recover. Also Dominique, adding some fresh food into the kibble diet will help lessen the underlying problem of the food causing much of the yeast isue in the first place. My free guide will help with this: healthydogforlife.com/guide The recommendations will help solve the problems short term but it's diet upgrade that solves the underlying problem from repeating itself continuously. Seen this a thousand times... literally!
Clear it powder helped my pugs ear . Clean it first with water down apple cider vinegar then add clear it powder ... KZhead shows you how to do these methods.. the clearit powder instantly stops my dog scratching ear and the apple cider vinegar cleans the ears
And I use apple cider to soak my dogs feet in as well ... dilute apple cider vinegar with water
I just recommended your channel to a whole bunch of people that are also interested in a better way of living for their animals. Thank you for caring unlike our vets it seems!
You are most welcome Kay. I'm a big believer in canine nutrition as the means to a healthier dog. Vets don't do nutrition so don't understand a dogs nutritional needs. Food is either healing or hurting, can't do both. Thank you for spreading the word. I'm happy knowing our dogs are being helped.. they deserve it.
Where am I able to ask you a question about the book I purchased?
@@4everday197 danscott (at) healthydogforlife.com
I just bought your book. IT HAS ALL THE ANSWER I NEEDED!!!! I’m not sure if this is going to get rid of his itchy paws and ears but hey I’m giving it a shot. The thought of my pup being on apoquel forever kills me and that’s what my vet recommended!
Hi Kay, thank you. The book really does have everything you need. Please get your dog off the apoquel asap. Use a good CBD oil instead: healthydogforlife.com/CBD If your feeding kibble, start the Healthier Kibble Diet and things will improve quickly. Make sure to add probiotics right away to help with the itchy paws. The BEST Probiotics I Use, USA made: amzn.to/2jAaN1Z
Thank you for this! One of my 4 dogs has extremely bad yeast infection in one ear, another one of my dogs when about to rest or sleep for the night begins scratching at her ears terribly for minutes then eventually goes to sleep. I am SO HAPPY I came across your video...because I've been to the Veterinarian SEVERAL TIMES, and the issue still persists! It's SO FRUSTRATING and painful I'm 100 % sure for my 2 dogs and I felt hopless UNTIL I watched your video. I've ordered the probiotic and Oregano Oil you suggested by tapping on the links. I will return here after a few weeks to give you an update. I will also share this to my Facebook pages.
Good to hear you now have something to progress with. Also before bed with that ear scratching episode, try spraying some silver into the ear once or twice daily as it can fix things pretty fast and it's a natural antibiotic too: amzn.to/3iJ6hjB Going forward it's the underlying diet that needs some help from fresh food in the mix to heal yeast overload. Less carbs, more veg, eggs, canned sardines, coconut oil and some organic flax oil. I look farward to your update.
@@DanScott1 Hey! Goodmorning Thank you for replying! The probiotics and Oregano will be arriving today thank you I will tap on the link regarding Silver I feed them Raw food ( meat ) w/some kibble I add carrots, granny Smith apple slices I will research what other vegetables I can add that are safe ( they love tomato slices)
@@psychicmediumleoshelton5027 No worries. Here's a video on 16 vegetables dogs like: kzhead.info/sun/fsebfsucmadtg58/bejne.html Well done on the raw meat (best food for dogs). And if you can get some frozen raw green tripe, great all round (complete) dog food.
@@DanScott1 thank you
Hi there did it work?
Thank you so much for all the tips. We feed our GSD on Nutri Source the one with no grains chicken or salmon but have noticed that his allergies have worsen, maybe the chicken? Dont know, but I'll try probiotics in yogourt as he truly lives it. Than you so much for this great video. From Guatemala
Yes, use the soil based probiotics only: amzn.to/3yoURqU You can always take out 33% and replace with eggs, canned sardines, meats, raw green tripe and canned sardines: amzn.to/3vaXrj6 . I would do this 100% Zero vaccinations, very low carbs, no synthetics are all important. And today, buy and add this live enzyme supplement: amzn.to/2ksvlx1 start it small and build over a few days. Your dog needs live fresh foods, the kibble is not enough. Things will improve quickly. And perhaps Ketona kibble if the budget works out: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble (low carb) but still need to take out 33% and replace with fresh food extras. NO vaccs either. imp.
@@DanScott1 I’ve heard raw chicken legs are great too but am afraid of him catching salmonella, is it safe ? Here in Guatemala they only sell canned sardines with tomato sauce maybe would have to rinse them out😂 I’ll check the Amazon links you kindly provided. Thank you so much indeed‼️
@@Lilian2391 He wont get salmonella from raw meat and you can wash in 50:50 apple cider vinegar and water. Those sardines will work , wash off sauce. Can use fresh fish also. Eggs are great also.
its a good think about your dog,,,,
Yes it is, thanks.
Hi, thank you for the help! My 2 year old female Standard Poodle has chronic ear infections; with a black grease that never seems to leave, no matter how I try to manage them: vet visits for meds did not work, a variety of ear washes and ear powders to clean and dry up the moist insides of her ears; and a variety of dietary changes that do not seem to help. I tried the Lavender wash yesterday seen on your YT channel and that actually made the black grease worse the next day. At this point, i have no idea where to proceed. I will try the colloidal silver today, thank you!
The silver is excellent for ear infection. To clean the ears out, try using apple cider vinegar mixed 50:50 with water and wipe out the grease. Your right, it's the underlying diet that needs attention to clear the ears of infection and slow down the creation of yeast in the body. More fresh food in the diet is needed. There's my free guide which helps: healthydogforlife.com/guide or my ebook: Feed Your Dog Better contains three diet options: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/ This may offer you some alternatives to work with.
nice video thanks bro
No worries, glad you liked it.
Me watching this when my dog has blackened skin on her underbelly, constantly smells like corn chips no matter how much I bathe her and who eats 100% raw and has done for years since I got her 👁️👄👁️
May have low gut flora health from drugs/vaccines or possibly trauma. Run a course of probiotics: amzn.to/3rW4JVA for 3 months and see if this changes things. Next would be to flush the liver (important). Do this with milk thistle daily for 4 months. amzn.to/2LdsWpY I'd run both of these and even CBD oil to boost the immune system: healthydogforlife.com/CBD Let me know if you need dose size for your dogs weight if you decide to go with my recommendations.
Milk thistle link doesn’t work
As always giving the best advice, Dan .. Thanks for these 5 very important recommendations .. Regards!
Thanks Jesus Sanches, always a pleasure to hear from you.
She's 16 and has a broken spirit. After a few traumatic events, trial after trial of medication, vet appointment after appointment, mom failing at home remedies, uncomfortable collars, wearing t-shirts, scratching endlessly with sleepless nights,.. I felt really hopeless today. By God's grace I came across this video and you're the 1st person who has made the connection about carbs and yeast.. I continually am being told to feed her rice. Seems like the more I give her rice the more flare up! I am cutting out all rice immediately. She does so well on veggies I have almost always made her food and recently resulted to kibble thinking it would help, but again a flare up from those carbs. I'm off to get oregano to make the salve after a good bath and she will have yogurt and veg for a while with the sardines until I can order everything you have linked. This could change everything and I hope it does...she's unhappy in her golden years and I'm weary from the frustration.
Now your on the right path. Reduce all carbs, sugars, drugs, vaccines. She needs fresh foods like eggs, canned sardines, part cooked and blended veg, and meats. A few recommendations: Soil based probiotics only for yeasty dogs: amzn.to/3yoURqU Add to food daily, start small and build to normal dose over several days. I can send you a 30 day itch relief plan via email: danscott (at) healthydogforlife.com simply email me.
@@DanScott1 Thank you! Rice is gone and keeping up with the veg. I'm searching for the sardines. Things seem to have settled a bit but I'm just now getting to the oil of oregano. Thinking back I was Forced to get her shots last year when moving into a new place - it had been 8 or 9 years maybe more since any kind of shot and everything about her changed. I tried some remedies for what I thought was ear mites (coconut oil, green tea, acv, teatree oil mixture etc) she hated it all and then couldn't hear me At All. Now she seems to hear me halfway but only really loud and pitched voice..I think its all gunked up, and definitely yeasty as she still shakes her head and scratches. Kitties are always sniffing her ears too. Do you recommend anything other than rubbing the 20% oregano solution into her ear? Starting from today I will have a good baseline now thats shes been without carbs and I'm confident all skin yeast will be killed with the oil mixture. Thank you for taking anytime out of your busy day to reply. You are saving sooooo many people and their dogs from ongoing trauma of yeast infections 💯🙏💯🙏💐💐💐💐💐💐
@@officialyinhomeyogallc Best deal I've found on sardines: 12 Pack Sardines - amzn.to/3vaXrj6 Yes it's rife and all from commercial pet food and drugs/vaccines. Clean it all out of the ears as far as you can, then strict diet will improve things.
I just took my dog to the vet yesterday and she wanted to take the “shotgun approach“. She wanted me to spend $785, of which 87 was an exam fee, which I would gladly pay if she could definitively tell me what was wrong with my dog, that’s why I went to an “expert”. But clearly after doing some research my dog has yeast dermatitis. But the vet wanted me to put her on oral antibiotics and steroids along with tests and on top of all that she lied to me and told me the oral steroid was just an allergy medication. SO FRUSTRATING! Thank you Dan for being an honest voice of reason! You are invaluable to me! I just find it quite ironic the expensive vet told me to put her on antibiotics which I know will make her yeast problems worse! She is not a young, inexperienced vet either.
I know how you feel, very frustrating. I get this in the comments daily.. reams of words about a condition the vet can't fix and the bills are outrages. Then I reply with a simple explanation and the remedy/diet/supplements needed and now the pet parent has hope and an action plan.. and for free! I don't know the history here but reading between the lines, your dog needs fresh food in the diet, some probiotics, an antibiotic both orally and topically for starters. Oregano oil: amzn.to/3ulnF1T mix 1 drop in teaspoon of olive oil, mix well and massgae into affected areas and leave on. Do this twice weekly for the next month. At the same time here's an option if feeding kibble: If you feed kibble, the best thing to do first is remove 50% of the kibble from the bowl and replace with raw eggs (preferably organic), canned sardines (in plain water with skin & bone intact: 12 Pack Sardines - amzn.to/3vaXrj6), some part cooked and blended veggies like broccoli, kale, green beans, spinach, brussel sprouts, bok choy etc and some meat proteins such as chicken meat, even better. If not liking to prepare vegetables then these freeze dried greens are antioxidant packed to help protect cells from free radical damage, cellular repair, support immunity, joints, skin issues, heart and eye health: Core Immune CARE Greens: shrsl.com/3uv18 Now your dogs getting live enzymes, probiotics, Omega 3 oils, the highest quality proteins and nutritional assimilation from eggs (100%), and antioxidants, minerals and vitamins from vegetables. Always add a quality probiotic: (skin issues/yeast/itchy dogs) use this one: amzn.to/3yoURqU and for all other dogs use this one: shrsl.com/3uv7l If you want an excellent, VERY low carbohydrate kibble at just 5%, (high carbohydrates cause chronic inflammation, with itchy skin, yeast, poor gut health, ear infection, UTI's and hot spots, and nearly all kibbles are 40+% carbs!). Ketona has high protein at 47% (dogs thrive on proteins), correct fats at 15% and natural additives, so have a look at Ketona Kibble: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble. I recommend still adding the fresh foods even with the best kibble.
Hi Dan, I'm a new subscriber and have found lots of great info for my 3 chihuahuas from you. I'm hoping you can guide me in the right direction. My 8lb, 13 yo, diabetic chi had digital dermatitis and a yeast infection on all 4 paws in Feb, my vet gave me chlorhexidine shampoo and it cleared up. It's back again and I used the shampoo...didn't work. Vet said he might be sensitive to it and to stop using it, gave me an antibiotic and anti-inflammatory...didn't work, got worse. Blackish-brown crusty stuff between his pads, red, swollen, open sores, won't walk. Now its on his lips from his constant licking. Vet also gave me a Rx for Hills prescription food...utter garbage. First ingredient in the dry was wheat, 3rd ingredient in the wet was corn. I can't give him Ketona because of the high pea protein. He's eating Keto Kibble with a little ground chicken. Would the oregano oil help him or should I use somethine else?
Hills is as bad as it gets. Yes, use the organo oil, 1 drop in tsp coconut oil and rub on feet: Oregano oil: amzn.to/3ulnF1T Ues for two weeks and then assess. Also use eggs, canned sardines and a little part cooked and blended veggies with that chicken meat for balance and nutrients. Keep carbs out of the diet, no vet shots. There are pre-made raw freeze dried meals for example: Bixby Rawbble Freeze Dried Raw chicken - amzn.to/3YH6GVD Bixby Rawble - Freeze Dried Lamb - amzn.to/3kDbUmX You could transition the dogs to that diet option.
@@DanScott1 thank you so much for the quick response and I will start implementing your suggestions. My dogs and myself are vax free!
@@Tasty4339 Excellent, best. Your welcome.
You mentioned thats antibiotics could be harmful to the dogs gut. My dog takes joint supplements. Do the supplements have a negative effect as well or is it safe to continue giving them to him? Thank you for your video by the way. I loved how you made a healthy kibble diet option.
Hi Melody, depends on what the joint supplements are? Let me know and I'll help. In the meantime, take a look at this video about dog arthritis: kzhead.info/sun/ot57ociXoWKkamw/bejne.html And thanks, the Healthier Kibble Diet makes a big difference.
@@DanScott1 thank you so much. The supplements mentioned we have been giving him are called phycox.
Omg kibble diet! Heck noooo! Raw complete diet is the only way
Some pet parents won't go this far, but may go for adding fresh food to kibble which makes a big difference and in turn may lead to further raw food options when they see the healthy outcomes. Step by step, little by little. I even eat raw myself! Thanks Melissa, appreciate your enthusiasm for raw diet for our dogs.
I raw feed both my Pits since they weened. Kibble is not food. It’s a slow kill, but we took a vacation down to Florida and my male has an awful rash in his armpits and genitals. I was thinking it was fungal.
Wat oils to use
Use soil based probiotics to improve digestion and skin: amzn.to/3yoURqU And for skin conditions use oregano oil which is antibiotic: amzn.to/3ulnF1T Mix 1tsp oregano oil to 4 tsp olive oil, mix well and apply to skin where needed.
What's the extras I should add to my dogs kibble?
The basics are soil based probiotics good for yeasty dogs: amzn.to/3yoURqU Core Immune CARE - Daily Antioxidant and Nutritional Supplement - Greens: shrsl.com/3uv18 very important for antioxidants much needed by your dog. For food, it's cut 50% of the meals dry food and replace with raw eggs, canned sardines (in water), lots of part cooked and blended veggies and some meat proteins ie chicken, even a little raw liver on top really helps too. This WILL make such a healthy difference. Start small and build this over 1 week.
Dan, I want to order the oreganol oil, but which one do you recommend? Thank you! I am having trouble with my dog, a German Shepherd, licking his paws and they have a couple open areas. It was gone and came back. He also is getting a rash in groin that gets better and then gets worse. He is trying to eat grass often. I will order a probiotic and look for better nutrition. Currently giving Purina sensitive skin and stomach Salmon. Thank you!
Hi Tricia, this is the one: amzn.to/3hxPv4U I link everything below the video in the description. Here's an excellent probiotic choice: amzn.to/3xqa2i0 These are the best 3 kibbles at the moment (video): kzhead.info/sun/e8imoruXfX2Ko2w/bejne.html ANd definitely start adding some fresh food to the kibble meals (the problems stem from lack of balanced nutrition - kibble lacks vital nutritional elements) Add eggs, veg, canned sardines and hemp seed oil: amzn.to/3vDdtjX So take out 30% of the kibble in the meal and add 2 eggs (raw is best, just crack and serve), 2 cups of any veg part cooked and well crushed, 1 table spoon of the hemp oil and 1 can of sardines (packed in water). I've given you some gold there and this will make a big health difference pretty fast.
Hi Dan, great video! Do you have any recommendations for an ear margin dermatitis diagnosis? Before I start on the antibiotics the vets gave me I'm hoping you have some recommendations? It's been going on for months and I just want to make rhe right move here.
Hi Melissa, thanks. I'd use silver (antibiotic) both topically on the ears, spray twice daily and give 1 tsp by mouth twice daily until the Also get some probiotics and add to all meals. Start at half stated dose and build up over several days. This will help a lot too: amzn.to/3xqa2i0 Don't use the vet antibiotics as things will get worse in the gut health and the skin issues will return worse than before. Also, it's the diet mainly with possible help from vet drugs/vaccines/dewormers/flea&tick poisons causing this Begin the Healthier Kibble Diet which involves buying my ebook, reading it and following the Healtheir Kibble Diet, the first diet in the ebook. It's simple, pretty easy to do and will prevent the mange from ever coming back, plus the redness. Now your pup will grow up healthier too: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/ Once the dermatitis is easily treated, the diet improved, I'd stay away from vet drugs, vaccines, dewormers etc (there's natural alternatives) and your dog will be much healthier long term. Ask questions if you want clarification but this is exactly what I would do to solve the problem and get your dog back.
Adored Beast “Love Bugs” is an amazing pre and probiotics
Thanks Melissa, yes that's a good one: Love Bugs contains a 14-strain probiotic with 30 billion allergen-free CFU.
Hi Dan. Are yeast and exzema in dogs ears the same?
Yeast tends to be secondary to exzema but both problems related for me. Here's some help if you feed kibbles and have yeast issues: If you feed kibble, the best thing to do first is remove 50% of the kibble from the bowl and replace with raw eggs (preferably organic), canned sardines (in plain water with skin & bone intact: 12 Pack Sardines - amzn.to/3vaXrj6), some part cooked and blended veggies like broccoli, kale, green beans, spinach, brussel sprouts, bok choy etc and some meat proteins such as chicken meat, even better. If not liking to prepare vegetables then these freeze dried greens are antioxidant packed to help protect cells from free radical damage, cellular repair, support immunity, joints, skin issues, heart and eye health: Core Immune CARE Greens: shrsl.com/3uv18 Now your dogs getting live enzymes, probiotics, Omega 3 oils, the highest quality proteins and nutritional assimilation from eggs (100%), and antioxidants, minerals and vitamins from vegetables. Always add a quality probiotic to improve digestion and gut health: (skin issues/yeast/itchy dogs) use this one: amzn.to/3yoURqU and for all other dogs use this one: shrsl.com/3uv7l If you want an excellent, VERY low carbohydrate kibble at just 5%, (high carbohydrates cause chronic inflammation, with itchy skin, yeast, poor gut health, ear infection, UTI's and hot spots, and nearly all kibbles are 40+% carbs!). Ketona has high protein at 47% (dogs thrive on proteins), correct fats at 15% and natural additives, so have a look at Ketona Kibble: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble. I recommend still adding the fresh foods even with the best kibble. By introducing fresh foods, really lowering carbs use, introducing greens, omega 3's, proteins and a better more suitable kibble, your dog will respond with healing and improved health over the next 12 weeks. Some must do's: Zero vaxx once adult (auto immune disease issues) Very low carbs in diet 10% (cause of inflammation and later, cancer) No vet drugs, there's effective natural alternatives. Feed a healthier diet with at least 50% fresh food in it. NO white foods ie rice, potato, pasta..
Thank you very much.
@@loraincesare3743 Your welcome Lorain.
Currently watching at 4am because my dogs ear smells like death and I’ve tried everythingggg.
Hi and sorry you've been up so late with this. I have a great video on dog ear infection and what you can do about it: kzhead.info/sun/gZGTptuFhnhrZXk/bejne.html Hopefully you have one of the remedies discussed in the video to hand. I also recommend my free guide that will help stop the underlying cause of ear infection: httpa://healthydogforlife.com/guide Let me know if you need further help or clarification.
Me too! I'm tired of going to the vet and they keep giving them antibiotics!
@@OpalDragon24 Too much vet antibiotic will destroy your dogs gut health and lead to heavy yeast outbreaks and a vicious cycle. Honestly GG, start looking at the diet. Get my free guide: https:healthydogforlife/guide and start that. Then if you want, my ebook Feed Your Dog Better has the Healthier Kibble Diet in it. By following that diet, you'll clean up your dogs health pretty fast and save that second fortune you'll be spending at the vets. I recommnend not passing this by, simply because while supplements & home remedies can make a difference in the short term, it's the diet that needs help. This ebook is the only one I know of that helps kibble feeding pet parents improve their dogs help without changing the diet. Your welcome to ask questions for more clarity.
Us that organic olive oil with origan oil??
Oregano oil mixed with olive oil. One part oregano noil to 4 parts olive oil, mix and use. Great skin healer and antibiotic.
I am a new subscriber.Is full fat plain greek yogurt good for a dogs gut health??I give mine 2 teaspoons a day with her kibble⁷ and a can of sardines.
Yes it's good. Sheep or goat milk is best but even as cow milk it's fine.
How many days in a row can we apply the oregano oil to the skin? Do we hve to take a break every 10 days?
Yes break then go again.
I use kahoots lamb and brow rice feed with probiotics is that ok? He was eating chicken pedigree about 3weeks ago. But I also just got him tea tree oil and oatmeal shampoo to start washing his paws
Hi giselle, your dog needs some fresh food in the diet to promote healthier gut flora and therefor boost the immune system, therefor stop the yeast overgrowth and break the cycle. I recommend looking at my free action guide: healthydogforlife.com/guide A good place to begin. Use Apple Cider Vinegar on the paws at 50:50 mix with water. You can also spritz the skin with the same mixture but avoiding any sore/cracked/ areas.
Dan can the indoor environment cause yeast issues for dogs?
Not so much if the diet is good. And by good, I mean a more natural fresh food based diet. If the skin (the bodies largest organ) gets fed properly from the inside, there's very little or no yeast issue.
@@DanScott1 thanks so much! I’m from Canada and we use the Dog food Go solutions by petcurean
@@brycepettinger8271 Your welcome. I recommend adding some fresh food to that dry food. Thinks eggs, veg and canned sardines mixed in and add some quality oil like hemp seed oil: amzn.to/3vDdtjX That will tackle the yeast issues from the inside. (take out 25% kibble per meal to compensate the new food calories)
@@DanScott1 thank you so so much! I will try this! Any veggies specific or does it really not matter?
@@brycepettinger8271 Your welcome Bryce. Cuciferous are best ie brocolli, then green beans, peas, carrots... any you eat. Just gives more vitamins & minerals (organic veg does) fibre, live enzymes, co-factors etc.
What is best cost friendly kibble that will help with constant yeast infections ? Any suggestions?
Hi shannon, there isn't one that will do both. There's raw freeze dried kibble thats 'none' yeast but it's expensive compared to regular kibble. My free action guide will help with your dogs situation: healthydogforlife.com/guide By adding some healthy extras to the kibble and taking out a little kibble from each meal to compensate the extra calories will help to lower yeast issues.
Raw complete diet only
@@bmwtruefan It's the healthiest diet, that's for sure. Thanks Melissa.
I love this video, my dog is going through it right now. The skin under her armpits looks similar to elephant skin and she also has chewed up all her paws. I feel terrible that I started it because I tried to switch her foods. Any recommendations before I bring her to the vet ? She’s started to act depressed and I’m assuming it’s because she’s so sore. What food should I feed her ?
No need for the vet, they can't help, just give probiotics and cortizone that make it WORSE! This is ALL about diet. Your feeding kibble only and it's slowly kiiling your dog if the truth be known. Jenna, here's an option: Get a good kibble: kzhead.info/sun/e8imoruXfX2Ko2w/bejne.html Get my ebook - Feed Your Dog Better and follow the healthier kibble diet: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/ Email me and I'll give you some additional information to help your dog for free. In 3 months she'll be a different dog and so much happier. All the best.
*QUESTION* does my dog have to have a meat ingredient in his kibble. Because I am having a hard time finding the right kibble for him, the only one that doesn’t upset his stomach is vegetarian royal canine. Before this he was fine on taste of the wild with meat products but had to switch due to bladder stones.
You can add the extras from the Healthier Kibble Diet to the royal canine veg. That will supply the meat portion of the diet, just add daily a bit extra of the proteins and don't forget the probiotics.
Would olive oil and oregano oil stop hair loss and darkness on my pup
It would help greatly. Diet is key though, the healthier the better.
Following these steps, how long can this take to fix a dog with a bad case of this?
Month
focusing on reducing yeast, which type of canned sardines do you recommend? i’m in the U.S. and there are a ton of options. whole stored in water? the bones are safe? or skinned, deboned and stored in olive oil? or?
Yes whole stored in plain water. You want all the fish especially the skin and bones. Good selenium in those bones.
How much and for how long
@@adamchristner007 How big is your dog? Small dog 1 can a week, med dog, 2 cans a week, large dog, 3 cans a week. Because it's for minerals, vitamins and oils, I'd feed this ongoing on at least 3 days a week.
Hello. New subscriber here. My dog is 3 years old. She has mange and yeast infection. The vet prescribed ivermectin for mange, cetirizine and antibiotics also a shampoo with miconazole and cypermethrin. It didn't work for her. I feed her a cooked low carb diet (chicken, veggies like cauliflower,green beans,chicken liver and chicken heart and rice in low quantity) Can I use probiotics with Saccharomyces cerevisiae for her yeast infection?
Here's the best soil based probiotics you need: amzn.to/3yoURqU For mange, use this: Black Walnut, Clove & Wormwood Extract: amzn.to/2S8paBE and see my mange video. It works. Email me for longer yeast stoping information: danscott at healthydogforlife.com
@@DanScott1 The suggested probiotics is unavailable here in India. Thank you for the information..
You mentioned in a previous comment to give lots of veggies. Do you recommend any that will avoid a reaction? My guy is so sensitive that if he eats a carrot, squash or any sweet veg he will have a reaction.
Go for the green ones like brocolli, kale etc part cooke and blend is best.
How many days in a row can we apply oregano oil to the arthritic hips and paws? I know that you aren’t supposed to ingest it for more than 10 days at a time. Is it the same if it is being applied topically? Put in on for 10’days, wait a week, then repeat ?
Yes you could do that and combine with more fresh foods in the diet like raw eggs, canned sardines, part cooked and blended veggies. Also add a little turmeric. And some GLM: Green Lipped Mussel Oil - Safe Sea by Four Leaf Rover: amzn.to/3Fl4Bqm Turmeric for dogs (liquid) - amzn.to/3laPqtc
Is oregano oil ok for epileptic dogs? I will get probiotics right away. My dog is on a raw turkey diet, was adding sweet potato but stopped right away...he is constantly licking his paws and rubbing his neck...😣
Oregano oil is ok for your epileptic dog. For excellent seizure control, I highly recommend CBD oil (amazing results with my customers along with feeding a healthier diet). Can't say enough good things about CBD oil for sezure control: healthydogforlife.com/CBD Keep carbs to a minimum and up the proteins. No drugs and vaccines ever if you can. No flea&tick or de-worm drugs either. I have natural alternatives for all of them. For better diet: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/ It contains the Healthier Kibble Diet, the Home Cooked Food Diet and the Raw Food Diet. Definitely use the probiotics... a great start. Try lots of cooked and well crushed veg with your dogs turkey. The ebook has all you'll ever need on diet, a great place to start. Best of luck. Ask if you need further help.
Can apple cider vinegar help
Yes apple cider vinegar does help. This video is about apple cider vinegar: kzhead.info/sun/fc9xoLRogKxuqa8/bejne.html
Could the probiotics result in any adverse reactions? Should I consult with my vet before giving it to my dog? He has suffered from itchy red paws for a while now and I find him to be licking his paws quite often. I am going to start with the oregano oil and see if that helps. Should I apply the oil once a day?
No, should be fine, start with half stated dose and build up over several days. Yes, once a day. Remember the diet part that underlies the itchy condition. This free guide helps: healthydogforlife.com/guide
@@DanScott1 thank you!
@@ciniamaria4373 Your most welcome. Merry Christmas!
With oregano oil, can essential oil be used with the virgin olive oil? If so, how many drops to how much olive oil?
2 drops in 1tsp, mix (small dog 1 drop). Yes olive oil is good.
@@DanScott1 Thank you
@@bhilburn05 Your welcome.
My bully has a yeast allergy....i stopped feeding him chicken and beef...cut out veg...and gave him turkey..but nothing has changed so i have put him on kibble now and was wondering if that will make him improve...thank you
Kibble WILL make it worse, your better off before but with some supplements. Recipe: 12oz Chicken/beef/turkey 2oz raw liver (any organ) 1 cup part cooked and blended veg 1 can sardines (packed in water) 1Tbl sp Hemp oil: amzn.to/3vDdtjX 2 eggs raw or soft boiled Soil Based probiotics only: amzn.to/3yoURqU I've kept it to the minimum but start here and things will work out so much better as you'll see.
I have a rescued blue healer who I found in the middle if the Arizona desert living wild... A couple years after coming back with me to Minnesota,, he started to get red paws that had ingrown hairs ,, a very bad smell, chews his skin constantly, hair loss on tail, bad ear infections & he smells a bad yeasty.... I've tried different foods, added liquid fish additives, multiple vet trips for antibiotics that temporarily worked.... I called them vet out on how they take my money for testing but keep giving me the runaround with no results... They referred me to a dermatologist who said they don't do that sort of stuff so,,, now I have a dog in bad condition & If something don't happen - I'll be forced to put him down...... I'm out of options here.
Vets and the run-around... oh yes! The dog will need a much more fresh food diet to tackle this. Is this aggreeable to you? For now get some SBO (soil based) probiotics, they will help: amzn.to/3yoURqU Don't give milk based probiotics. I'm happy to consult with you via my One to One email service so we can fix your dog up, is that an option?
I couldn't understand what kind of oil you were saying to use. Argon or oregonol?
Oregano oil. Be careful to mix it with olive oil as stated in the video. The simpler choice is silver as you can use it as is straight from the bottle: 4oz Bottle Silver: amzn.to/2UXexmC
@@DanScott1 thank you so much. I already have oregano oil on hand. I have a electric service to make colloidal silver. Should I do that?
@@kolohenoefojtasek7507 Yes, silver is an excellent antibiotic but just use for specific needs then stop. Oregano oil is also an excellent antibiotic, just remember to mix it down: 5 parts olive oil to 1 part oregano oil.
@@DanScott1 got it. Thank u so much. Will let u know how it turns out
Ok my dog really get iriitated by some rashes in ears and later on she developed a haematoma in ears doc.What you suggest?
Treat the condition with CBD oil orally and externally at the site of infection, this will boost your dogs immune system for faster healing. Also introduce a healthier diet to aid the immune system to heal infection.
@@DanScott1 So CBD is good for yeast?
@@OpalDragon24 CBD is good for boosting the dogs immune system so it can fight off infection and soothe arthritis pain. If yeast outbreak is your dogs main problem, it's their diet - kibble - that's the cause. To replace vet antibiotics - really bad for a dogs digestive system - use Oregano oil. Mix pure oregano oil with virgin olive oil at 1 part oregano oil to 4 parts olive oil, a 20% solution. So a 100ml bottle would be 80ml olive oil and 20ml oregano oil. Oregano oil has excellent anti-fungal properties. For yeast infection, cancers, allergies, parasites, digestive problems, kennel cough or to boost the immune system, rub some oregano oil mixed with virgin olive oil on the pads of your dogs feet and between toes daily. It will soak in and do the job of an antibiotic for internal infections but without killing off your dogs gut flora like vet prescribed antibiotics do. For skin legions, skin cancers, sarcoptic and demodectic mange, bee stings and bug bites, ear infection, muscle pain, arthritis, contact dermatitis and any type of external yeast infection, rub the 20% solution onto the area daily until its gone. You can also mix it with coconut oil if you have that.
My vet said benedrill will be fine to keep my dog from scratching and licking... Aside from changing his diet.
What is the issue? I do not recommend Benadryl for many reasons. I can recommend a remedy when I know the issue at hand and probable cause.
hey i wanted to ask my puppy has a fungus in his private area but its not really alot and i just wanted to ask how many months does it take to go
If you start treatment now it won't take very long to go. If you use the free action guide at the same time, the fungas could be gone in a few weeks.
Dan Scott yeah his just 2months and i can start seeing how happy hey got over the days cuz of the treatment
I feed my dog a raw diet from Darwin’s pet products. My dog has never had a antibiotic or flea medication. I give him a medical grade probiotic with enzymes. He is also on a multivitamin called NuVet. I use Chlorhexidine 4% shampoo and spray. I’ll see if your home remedy works. I only wash with hypoallergenic laundry soap no dryer sheets. My poor baby licks his paws and his belly has yeast. ☹️ I’ll try that probiotic, was using novequin. Which helps so much bc he never has gas.
So my yorkie has been riddled with ongoing yeast infections along with the beginning of kidney disease. What the heck am I suppose to feed her if I can't give her protein or complex carbohydrates? She's currently eating Just Food For dogs Renal formula and the base for that food is rice.
I recommend transitioning your Yorkie to either a freeze dried raw food or those pre-made raw food dinners. Freeze-dried: Bixby Rawbble Freeze Dried Raw chicken - amzn.to/3YH6GVD Frozen: Primal or Steves real food. To stop the yeast and save the kidneys, feed very low carbs, normal fats and quality protiens. Your dog now needs fresh foods not canned or packet food. And rice is a carb and bad for health while feeding yeast growth. That Just for food recope is too high fat, too high carbs and too low proteins (powerfully important to dog health). If your vet is saying low protein, at least this assures you'll be back for more bills ongoing as health deteriorates. That's the model! If she has good appetite, start switching diets now slowly over a couple weeks, some old to new food and build up new to old food until it's 100% new food. Give Zero vaxx, zero carbs, zero drugs and zero vet antibiotics. Use this soils based probiotic in all meals, it's great for yeasty dogs: amzn.to/3yoURqU Give Kidney Support Gold: shrsl.com/3uuxs Supports healthy kidney function including fluid balance. And lots of antioxidants: Core Immune CARE - Daily Antioxidant and Nutritional Supplement - Greens: shrsl.com/3uv18 And last, a good omega3 oil with vitamin E and great for your dogs issues: Hemp Seed oil: amzn.to/3vDdtjX Follow all of the above and you'll be amazed in 3 months. Stable kidneys, yeast gone, no infections.
First step would be to identify if a neighbor is feeding your dog yeast. Usually the dog will run to the same spot when you let them outside, to search for more food.
Yes, that's a good one.
If the oregano oil and olive oil mix is used topically , and my dog is constantly licking her feet , how much of this can she ingest without causing her gut issues? We have tried sox , but she just pulls them off. I know oregano oil is very potent and am concerned if digested
It's fine digested and can be used internally too.
Is it ok to give my dog with allergies a boiled or raw egg? Please reply 😭 Thankyou! New subscriber from PH💗
Yes you can, raw is better for the 30% nutritin it provides over cooked but add slowly in small amounts to begin with so the dogs digestive system adjusts over a week or two. use free range eggs, excellent nutrition for dogs.
Thankyou so much!
@@cherrysasutona8127 Your welcome.
We have been trying to treat my boys yeast infection in his ears and it with get better then worse better than worse.
Try spraying with silver: amzn.to/3vSfny8 But as I think you know, it's diet that needs the most attention... more fresh food in the meals. AND keep vaccines/drugs to a minimum.
@@DanScott1 yes sir we are doing a salmon meal with krill and salmon oil. Should I switch to hamburger and egg? Will beef cause a flair up?
@@dustinmichel7608 I can't see my last relpy. So that's salmon with salmon and krill oil? What's hamburger, mince meat (hamburger meat) and egg? Please re-cap.
Have you noticed a link between yeast infections and mold in the home?
That's possible but not probable. 9 times out of 10 its diet and the other 1 is drugs, vaccines, flea&tick poison, dewormer poison... and then environmental contamination. I've left you basic diet instructions to follow, now, in your other comment. Lets get your dog up to speed.
What if your dog has a uti and needs antibiotics? My dog ended up with three bacterial infections and needed two different anabiotic’s. Now he has a bad yeast infection.
Start with oregano oil as it's multi purpose, even gets the shapeshifters! Oregano oil: amzn.to/3ulnF1T 2 drops in tsp olive oil or coconut oil, mix well and add to food. 14 days once daily. Also, as the issue is diet related, lower carb use, no vaxxing and more fresh foods in the diet.
please use a compressor on your audio signal.. it's really difficult to listen and understand without turning it up super loud.
That's interesting Brent, no-ones ever mentioned this before. I'll check that out, thanks.
Can I use another oil live Avocado oil and Virgin Olive oil? Thank you!
Hi Octavia, yes you can. Avocado is great, so is extra virgin olive oil or coconut oil. Your welcome.
@@DanScott1 Thank you!❤🐕
Is blue Buffalo okay to feed my dog ?
Hi Marissa, Blue Buffalo is an above average dry dog food. It contains a reasonable amount of protein from named meats, ok fats and average carbohydrate volume total. It's a good base for the meal BUT to make it better nutrition overall and stave off futer health problems, I would include some healthy extras. See my free guide for some extras you can add to make it healthier long term for your dog. healthydogforlife.com/guide All the best. Feliz navidad.
Dan urgently need your help my bulldog, has been chewing an licking her feet, she has bald spots on her fur. I've taken her to the vets they gave me a nextgard all in one flea an wormer an also 2 weeks antibiotics course she's one week into her course, I spoke to someone and they asked why my bet hadn't prescribed me probiotics. After researching found your videos. Should I stop the probiotics and introduce healthy probiotics and start using the oil rubs. Any help greatly appreciated. Andrew
Yes, stop the antibiotics. Should not be used in this situation. Use the oregano oil/coconut oil combo at 4:1. That's 4 parts coconut oil to one part oregano oil and apply to hot spots daily. Also acts as an antibiotic - a friendly one! Hpefully you have not used the nexguard... in the trash! Watch this natural insect repellent video and use the neem recipe: kzhead.info/sun/opGOZNSDi5ehnn0/bejne.html Works great. Your someone is right about the probiotics. These are the best: amzn.to/3rW4JVA And get my free action guide for better ways to boost your dogs kibble meals: healthydogforlife.com/guide The dog needs more healthier options in the food to stop the yeast/itching/hotspots.
Dan Scott unfortunately the nextgard was administered at the vets at the time, I feel like the vet I have been recommended just haven't got a clue an have chucked tablets at the situation.
@@pretty9reenpark4 That's what they do unfortunately. Next time use the natural option. Way, way better/healthier and effective too. I have eBooks on diet and home remedies for your future reference and your dogs healthier long term outcome. Hey... at least your learning better ways for your dog.
Dan Scott update vet rang me no abnormalities showing, vet says was traces of yeast on the slide he took. But nothing to warrant bacterial infection. He says most likely could be dust allergies I.e environmental allergies, or food allergies. I'm stuck at a crossroads of what to do 4-5 days into ACV and coconut oil rubs Greek yoghurt 1 table spoon a day skin is looking better but still itching an chewing feet.
@@pretty9reenpark4 All this comes down to diet (nutrition). Have a look at my free dog health action guide, some great help there to bring down allergies by boosting the existing diet. healthydogforlife.com/guide Also get some probiotics and use daily on food as directed. These are excellent: amzn.to/3rW4JVA AND your dogs liver needs a serious flush to draw out toxin buildup. This natural remedy is perfect for that: amzn.to/2LdsWpY 10 drops daily added to food (5 in each meal). Both will help a LOT with itching.
Thanks for the video it was very informative. I have one question though, I purchased the probiotic in the description. It says “Dogs up to 50lbs= 1 scoop daily”, and “Dogs over 50lb= 2 scoops daily”. My dog weighs 4lbs how much should I give her?
Wow 4 lbs sooo small! I'd give a third of a scoop.
Thanks for your help!!!!!
My cavapoo has had constant yeast in her ears and the vet is no help. They keep wanting me to feed her kibble and just change it and trial it for months. I want to do fresh food.
Zero understanding there then! Keep carbs very low in diet. It's proteins a dog wants. This can help: Use the soil based probiotic and maybe a freeze dried option instead of kibble: Bixby Rawbble Freeze Dried Raw chicken - amzn.to/3YH6GVD Bixby Rawble - Freeze Dried Lamb - amzn.to/3kDbUmX If you feed kibble, the best thing to do first is remove 50% of the kibble from the bowl and replace with raw eggs (best) soft boiled (ok) and preferably organic, canned sardines (in plain water with skin & bone intact: 12 Pack Sardines - amzn.to/3vaXrj6), some part cooked and blended veggies like broccoli, kale, green beans, spinach, brussel sprouts, bok choy etc and some meat proteins such as chicken meat, even better. If not liking to prepare vegetables then these freeze dried greens are antioxidant packed to help protect cells from free radical damage, cellular repair, support immunity, joints, skin issues, heart and eye health: Core Immune CARE Greens: shrsl.com/3uv18 It's vital to give your dog a good Omega-3 oil option too, and I recommend the best in (Ahi flower oil with Green Lipped Mussel Oil): amzn.to/3Yx9Z10 This one's for dogs with the added benefit of being excellent for joint health too. Now your dogs getting live enzymes, probiotics, Omega 3 oils, the highest quality proteins and nutritional assimilation from eggs (100%), and antioxidants, minerals and vitamins from vegetables. Always add a quality probiotic to improve digestion and gut health: (skin issues/yeast/itchy/allergy dogs) use this one: amzn.to/3yoURqU and for all other dogs use this one: shrsl.com/3uv7l If you want an excellent, VERY low carbohydrate kibble at just 5%, (high carbohydrates cause chronic inflammation, with itchy skin, yeast, poor gut health, ear infection, UTI's and hot spots, and nearly all kibbles are 40+% carbs!). Ketona has high protein at 47% (dogs thrive on proteins), correct fats at 15% and natural additives, so have a look at Ketona Kibble: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble. I recommend still adding the fresh foods even with the best kibble. By introducing fresh foods, really lowering carbs use, introducing greens, omega 3's, proteins and a better more suitable kibble, your dog will respond with healing and improved health over the next 12 weeks. Some must do's: Zero vaxx once adult (auto immune disease issues rife from over vaccination) If Rabies is mandatory, use Protect after shots: (Humic & Fulvic acid) amzn.to/33P2P1i Very low carbs in diet, 10% or less (cause of inflammation, poor gut health and later, cancer) No vet drugs, there's effective natural alternatives (always!) Feed a healthier diet with at least 50% fresh food in it. NO white foods ie white rice, potato, pasta..
My dog ears are always wet and it's smell I have been trying antibiotics with my vet for almost two years and can't get to the root they just keep changing antibiotics can you help
Forget vet antibiotics, useless. I recommend really following this video advice. Use this silver spray: amzn.to/3gJ16i3 You can clean with it, then spray the ear and leave it. Spray twice daily for 7 days then stop. Silver is not for continuous use. I don't have the dogs history but the root starts with healthier diet of additional fresh foods if only feeding dry food, plus zero vaxx, vet drugs for anything and very low carbs in diet. Whats the diet?
Hey Dan! I have a German Shepherd who is 6 years old. He has had problems with his skin for years. Vet had him on prednisone and antibiotics for years. They never once mentioned yeast to me. One of his ears got so bad that he got a hematoma from the yeast. Other vets have said allergies and the last vet said he has an immune deficiency! I dont know who to believe. I want to think this all started after his first set of puppy shots. He has lost some weight recently and I am worried about him. He is on taste of the wild buffalo and venison. The probiotic you suggest will not be in stock till February. Is there another I can try in the meantime that works as good? Plain store bought yogurt? I raise my own chickens so Im starting him on a daily egg. Any other advice would be appreciated. Thank you for all your help.
Your right, it did start with those shots and everything the vets did thereafter! Your dog just needs a decent diet and no drugs, dewormers, flea&tick meds, antibiotics, prednisone, vaccines and all the other junk. Why you just don't get my ebook, it will save all the frustration, money and seeing clueless vets: Feed your nornmal kibble meal but remove one third. Add 3 raw eggs, no shell. If you kill the birds to eat, there's your dogs raw food meals, minus the feathers. Half cook some veg 1 cup, and mash/blend before adding to meal. Add one whole can of sardines (packed in water). Get some of these and add to the meals but start small and work upover a week to normal dose size: SBO Probiotics: amzn.to/3yoURqU Hemp Seed oil: amzn.to/3vDdtjX Live Enzymes: amzn.to/2ksvlx1 Thats a great start.
I had just found out about you. I have your ebook now. Thank you
@@kellyspivey2121 Your welcome. Hope you get good use of the book.
I’m at wits end. My tiny 6lb shi zhu has had a tough year. Yeast infection after battling with diarrhea and vomiting. Those issues under control so afraid to change his diet.
I can help with some pointers maybe?
@@DanScott1 Are you available to answer my question. I love tuning into your videos.
@@mjef3695 I can answer simple questions here or theres my One to One Dog Health Email Consultation and Support Service for more detailed help: healthydogforlife.com/one-to-one-total-dog-health-service/
@@DanScott1 Thanks. Again, love your videos.
Hello! I have an 11 week old puppy who often licks her back paws and genital area. She doesnt show any other signs, no rash or discolorations. Is it safe to use a certain remedy even if it not yeast?
Not sure of your question? It's not making sense to me. Do you feed the pup kibble? I'm thinking a bit further ahead here. A remedy for an 11 week old pup.. seems odd without a definite issue. Please expand on your premis and the diet answer so I can help.
@DanScott1 she is always licking her genital area and back paws, has a stinky odor to her body. I feed her less than 1/4 cup of kibble per day, the rest of her diet is Dr Harvey's Paradigm which is a green superfood pre mix and I add yogurt, cottage cheese, oil and meat. I don't know if it's yeast or not, her skin looks fine. Is it safe to try these remedies on a young puppy not knowing if it actually is a yeast problem?
@@user-tw2st7tg7j Id swap out the kibble for this one which is low carbs, high protein and natural additives to be sure and it;s the best I know of: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble Also add some raw eggs & canned sardines. This should remove the yeasty smell and lessen the scratching. Let me know in a month how that turns out. The other issue at play here and important is vaccinations. I personally don't vaccinate for health reasons but wonder where your at with your pup?
@@DanScott1 thank you so much! I'll swap her kibble and add the raw egg and sardines. She has had 2 puppy shots, parvo/distemper, that's all I'm going to give her until she's past the 1 year mark and has to be spayed
@@user-tw2st7tg7j Great idea. With great respect and knowledge, I'd advise no more shots and to keep her intact for life. The vets arguments about spaying/shots, I do not agree with and can point you in the direction of evidence to back this up. I'm pro keeping a dog whole and not vaccination, just so you know, and this is research and practice based. There is a medical procedure than can tie the tubes while keeping the uterous whole, therefore keeping the sex hormones intact - important! Without them a bitch is much more at risk of cancer among other health issues. Take note that a vet will tell you the opposite. But then the same vet will sell you science based kibble having zero understanding of nutrition and it's vital role in health. I'm here to teach natural health for our furry kids, not drugs, vaccs, butchery, kibble and $ig bills.
Hi Dan! My puppy is 3 months old. Her paws, ears and tail are red and has very flaky yellow skin 😭 I can't help myself and peel them sometimes. I'm not sure what her disease is. Do you have any idea what it could be? (Edit: I took her to the vet but they said it was just mange and gave me meds. But now that she's got the flaky dandruff-like thick skin, I don't think its just mange anymore. Please help 😭 Thanks!)
Hi tenshi ai, it's the diet causing the mange and possibly aggravated by veterinary drugs and vaccines... plus those latest meds for the mange! Treat the mange at home easily with neem oil. The mange has to be treated properly (not like the lazy vet said) Here's Mix the neem oil with coconut oil or virgin olive oil at 1 part neem to 4 parts cocconut/olive oil. So that would be for Oatmeal Pet Wash: amzn.to/3CYUBjw Straight away after treating your dog, you need to improve the kibble diet (the underlying cause of the mange). Do this and the mange will never return and your dog will look and feel great. Begin the Healthier Kibble Diet which involves buying my ebook, reading it and following the Healtheir Kibble Diet, Once the mange is easily treated, the diet Ask questions if you want clarification but this is exactly what I would do to solve the problem and get your dog back.
@@DanScott1 Thank you so much Dan! I really don't wanna go back to the vet anymore since I used up all my 2 months allowance because of all the meds they prescribed. I'm 16 and jobless 🥲 Is lamb and rice flavored kibble alright? Also, how many weeks do you think will it take before my puppy's skin improves? Thank you! I subscribed btw!
@@tenshiai1462 I have a video on 3 good kibbles that may help: kzhead.info/sun/e8imoruXfX2Ko2w/bejne.html Sorry about the vet drugs costs, shame. If you follow the notes I left in the previous comment then your puppy will fix up pretty quickly 30 - 60 days. At the very least, add probiotics to every meal: amzn.to/3bRmEGe some omega 3 oil in every meal 1 tsp, this is excellent: amzn.to/3vDdtjX and drop in some eggs & canned sardines. Plus do the skin protacol with the neem oil as discussed above.
I don’t want to download this stuff. Anyone know what diet to feed for yeast issues. I don’t think we should have to go through all theses steps to get information, I don’t trust those who ask us to do all theses steps just to get information.
To stop and reduce yeast, feed a fresh food diet, very low carbs, no vet drugs or vaccines and plenty of antioxidants. I won't leave links, might set you off.
What happens if the dog tastes the oregano mixture? I have to put it close to his mouth and worried he might taste it.
It tingles a bit and lasts around 10 minutes but it's not harmful when mixed... it's just acrid when neat. I swallow that same mixture from a teaspoon when I need an antibiotic.. always works and ok on my throat.
Dan Scott Thank you so much! I really appreciate it. I found this video looking desperate for help with this dog itching out of his mind. Vets have prescribed antibiotics, prednisone, Cytopoint, Apoquel, Ultamino dry food for dogs with food allergies, allergy drops, antibacterial shampoo, and he doesn’t get better. It hurts to see him like this. I know it’s yeast because it stinks even when I give him a bath every morning and the ears smell bad too and have yellow discharge. So I bought the coloidal bar soap, the probiotics, and mixed the oregano with extra virgin olive oil. So, keeping my fingers crossed. I will watch your other videos. Thank you!
@@gmailuser9600 My pleasure. Thank goodness you did not get the vet drugs, just kicks the can down the road. Some great ideas in the free guide: healthydogforlife.com/guide They will also help your dog be healthier with less smell, itch, scratching and cleaner ears.
Please..my Chihuahua has horrible skin and ears infection,the vet had tried everything,she's now on ketoconazole tabs and it astrin ear drops ..I feel so bad for her ,I know she's in pain!Just put her on expensive food recommended by vet . Please I'm desperate!!
Sherry, lots to go into here as you can appreciate but Ican help you. Would you be prepared to do an email consultation? The one to one dog health consultation option is at the bottom of the page, 3rd option: healthydogforlife.com/real-food-for-dogs-book-and-video-program-by-dan-scott/ That way we can take the vet out of the equation and get your dog healthy again naturally. Does that help?
I understand that is dangerous to remove all grain from the diet of a dog who has an enlarged heart.
Not quite. The data everyone is refering to is about grain free diets causing this as the starches used are not nutritious enough compared to grains, causing health issues. Of course we can take this further to state that a grain filled diet is also not premium nutrition for a dog either as it leads to chronic inflamation and disease. Ultimately what a dogs needs is fresh food in the diet with a raw food diet the best diet for canines, especially a dog that is already health compromised.
I don’t know if you still monitor your comments, but my dog won’t stop licking her right paw. I have pure arroganoe oil I got from my friend for myself, he’s a health freak. It’s very strong tho, can I put a drop in her food? Will that help her internally? Or just do it like u said. She’s miserable, and I can’t afford to take her to the vet any more than I can afford to go to the doctor. So it’s either home remedies for us or nothing
You can fix this at home, just need the knowledge, that's my job. I left you some details in your other comment. Do you feed kibbles?
@@DanScott1 I honestly haven’t had enough money to buy her kibble for a while now, I watch a lot of your videos, I just shared your videos with my friend Lisa today. I give her the bone broth you talked about, a half a cup( she’s about 50 pounds) I give her the 2 tablespoons of organic coconut oil a day. I ran out tho, and she hasn’t had any for about a month. But I just got her 2 jars yesterday. When she was on that stuff she was ok, but for about 3 weeks I had to feed her what I was eating, and that’s when this problem started. She basically eats chicken breast, I boil it, I give her frozen vegetables (broccoli, carrot , colifliwer mix) as her side. If not that, a cup of white rice or brown rice. And I put a bottle of water in all her food every meal to try to keep her from getting dehydrated. I thank you so much, you have no idea how much your channel has helped me. So much so, that as soon as I get my money together I’m gonna send you some. Your channel helped my dog that just passed last February to live to be 19 years old. I owe you sir, I definitely owe you. Thank you very much sir, I hope God really blesses you the way you have blessed me and my family. I’m going to read the message you left me in the other comment right now.
@@anthonymack2289 Thanks Anthony, that's very sweet of you but your dogs health and happiness is enough reward for me, really. 19 is fantastic. I know it's still so sad when thay leave but 19 means a good long life as it should be. I'd be careful with the rice, keep it minimal, say 10% of diet tops. Carbs lead to yeast, especially white rice, brown is better but still no more than 5-10% of meal. Protein is the best bet for dogs. I'd use eggs, raw, canned sardines in water skin and bone intact and mash those veggies before serving. And no shots, meds etc.
@@DanScott1 ok, thank you very much.
@@anthonymack2289 No worries.