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so you have a dog with atpy or environmental allergy you've tried all these other remedies and nothing else has worked these are five new ones with studies behind them you may be finally able to stop your dog from itching are you looking to learn more about natural pet health and wellness you've come to the right place click the link to subscribe to Veterinary [Music] Secrets do you know that's estimated up to 20% of all people worldwide have an allergy and amongst our dogs it could be upwards of 20% like 20% of all dogs and unfortunately it's disease we don't fully understand our dogs are producing antibodies against multiple different allergens could be pollen hostus smites Etc think it's primarily from a breakdown in the Skin Barrier and there's a whole different host of inflammatory responses that are going on to produce the itch and then there can be secondary skin infections my point being it's pretty darn complex disease but there is a of research going on because it's so prevalent Among Us people as well so here are some new studied treatments which you likely haven't heard about they may be able to help your dog number one vitamin D3 it's found in this cod liver oil the study was titled is vitamin D3 a worthy supplement to help protect against dogs with secondary skin infections from atopic dermatitis this has been well studied in people and what they' found in a pile of studies that when people have the most most severe cases of atopic dermatitis this intense environmental allergy they have the lowest measured levels of vitamin D3 when they supplement with vitamin D3 there's a decrease in the severity of the clinical signs follow-up Studies have found that when they supplement dogs that have atopy this atopic dermatitis with vitamin D3 they have a decrease in clinical signs so less itching less secondary skin infections exactly how is vitamin D doing this the conclusion of the paper says it's most likely focused on the Skin Barrier vitamin D is key to have a normal functioning Skin Barrier a stronger Skin Barrier less secondary signs and symptoms of atopy but you do need to be cautious there can be vitamin D toxicity that's something I even diagnose and practice so ideally you've got a dog with atopy see your Vetinarian get vitamin D levels tested if they're low then you can do specific vitamin D supplementation another option adding in a whole food that has vitamin D so you can increase the vitamin D in your dog safely and the one top of that's considered safe for dogs which has reasonably good levels of vitamin D this this is cod liver oil each capsule has about 400 iuse of vitamin D so I suggest a good standard dog dose a quar of 1,000 mgram capsule per 20 lb of body weight Daily Number Two this is be glue also known as propolis propolis it's a key part of the honeybee Hive it's known as bee glue reinforces The Hive there are over 500 ingredients been isolated in propolis and it has an array of different benefits benefits the one study was titled the anti-allergic properties of this propolis propolis is shown to be an anti-inflammatory both orally and topically and shown to have good antibacterial properties and one specific interesting thing which makes it really important for allergies it has anti-histamine effects in allergies you we have surface skin cells called mass cells they release histamine and that whole itch scratch cycle propolis is working directly on that there's less histamine released the dose of propolis is 100 mg per 10 lb of body weight daily these are 500 MGR capsules I would be giving little Tula half a capsule once a day and the other option is to use it topically spray the propolis directly onto the area of your dogs inflam skin number three this is a kitchen oil you should all know about this this is Sunflower Oil I've talked about sunflower oil in the past but there's some new studies just highlighting how important it is most importantly sunflower oil can help rebuild the Skin Barrier they get the skin Bearer like a good fence best way to have a good neighbor allergens can't penetrate in through the skin they can't trigger that whole itch scratch cycle so it's kind of like gate number one you have a strong gate things are looking great clinical Studies have shown that it's anti-itch when it's applied topically people report decreased levels of itching many of our dogs with allergies they have secondary skin infections in sunflower oil it can speed wound healing can help deal with that secondary infection to start try using it topically so you've got your dog who is seriously itching and scratching he's got a red and Flame groin just pour some of that oil into the palm of your hand it's also great oil just for your skin period you just rub that into the area of your dog's affected skin if it's a grin that's great can easily do that two to four times a day as needed and if your dog licks it off it's completely fine it's a safe oil and it may also benefit his skin that way one of the other things that dezz they're seeing for people is by having a strong skin barrier you're keeping moisture within the skin and if the skin doesn't dry out it is so much healthier so less likely to be inflamed in the first place number four this is a hormone I've talked a lot about but never in the context of allergy this this is the sleep hormone melatonin there's one really good review study titled melatonin in allergic skin disease who knew they're finding that with people it's beneficial in three key ways number one and it's no surprise it's to do with sleep if you've got allergies you've got an area of your body that is intensely itching you just don't sleep so well I know there's many of our dogs that got serious allergies they're also going to have sleep disorders and that's a good reason at least to consider melatonin we know the Melatonin can also help because it can act as an anti-inflammatory you have all the secondary skin damage all these secondary inflammatory cells the Melatonin it's been shown to decrease that level of skin inflammation and one of the third big really interesting findings it is also immune modul L melatonin can modulate that immune system so it's not producing those antibodies at least as many in the first place breaking down almost the start of that itch scratch cycle pretty standard dog dose 1 milligram of melatonin per 10 lbs of body weight to a maximum of 6 milligrams typically we're giving this about 1 hour before bedtime number five been touted as a magical cure for weight loss a whole array of different disorders but the national eczema Association recommends it topically for skin disease this fermented apples or apple cider vinegar people that have eczema they have elevated skin pH levels they say an average skin pH should be about a pH of five that's slightly acidic people that have eczema it's much higher it's more alkaline apple cider vinegar also has antibacterial and antifungal or anti- east properties so the apple cider vinegar it can decrease the skin pH improving the Skin Barrier it can help deal with secondary bacterial infections deal with secondary yeast infections a so what they suggest start out with one cup of warm water and add in one tablespoon of apple cider vinegar just get yourself a gauze some of the water outside vinegar mixture in the gauze and then wipe that area of your dog's affected skin I.E say the groin you know do that two to four times a day there they are five new remedies to help your dog with allergies with science behind them thanks so much for watching this edition of Veterinary Secrets click up there to subscribe hit the Bell on for notifications and when you click that link directly in the box below I can send you copy my free book ...
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