May 03, 2011
My 5 month old GSD is constantly itching. What can I do?
Full Question:
My wife and I currently own a German Shepherd puppy that is 5 months old. He seems to scratch continuously. As per the vet, we put him on a special food and he still scratched. Is this something that is just normal for these puppies? Any help you could give would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.John
Ed's Answer:
Put the dog on an all-natural diet. I have an article on my web site.
I sell a cheap little book titled Natural Nutrition for Dogs and Cats. This is how I feed all of the dogs in my kennel and I use it like a bible. Do yourself and your new dog's favor and feed this diet.
Also do not vaccinate this dog again. My guess is that if the dog has allergies it’s a result of a reaction to vaccinations. Dogs DO NOT NEED YEARLY vaccinations – no matter what vets tell you. They are wrong and the only thing they are interested in is your wallet. Do you need a yearly vaccination? I don’t think so – do you think the veterinary vaccinations are so far behind in medical technology that their vaccines need to be given once a year – what bullshit! Then dogs have problems like this and they direct you to other reasons.
I sell a cheap little book titled Natural Nutrition for Dogs and Cats. This is how I feed all of the dogs in my kennel and I use it like a bible. Do yourself and your new dog's favor and feed this diet.
Also do not vaccinate this dog again. My guess is that if the dog has allergies it’s a result of a reaction to vaccinations. Dogs DO NOT NEED YEARLY vaccinations – no matter what vets tell you. They are wrong and the only thing they are interested in is your wallet. Do you need a yearly vaccination? I don’t think so – do you think the veterinary vaccinations are so far behind in medical technology that their vaccines need to be given once a year – what bullshit! Then dogs have problems like this and they direct you to other reasons.
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